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Sensia Studio and Japanese Day Spa in Houston
The chic Eastern-inspired interior of Sensia Studio and Japanese Day
Spa in Houston, welcomes visitors with the tranquil sounds of soothing
waterfalls and Japanese flute music. During my visit, I enjoyed the
4-Layer Seaweed Facial; Sensia's signature treatment, Ashiatsu Oriental
Bar Massage (massage done with the feet, using stationary overhead
bars) with hot stones; and a makeup application with Sensia's own
product line. After my treatments, I felt renewed.
When
Stephen Strum and Cynthia Christ first considered opening a spa,
he owned a medical marketing company, and she worked as a makeup
artist. They settled in Houston where, at the time, there were few
spas, and the "day spa" concept was still new. The couple decided
they wanted a smaller, more personalized business and the result
was Sensia: a 3,000-square-foot location, with 24 employees sharing
six treatment rooms. Extensive research on Japanese spa culture
led to the addition of Japanese warm stone to the spa menu. Since
only one resort in the country offered the service at the time,
the addition put Sensia on the map.
Since opening, Sensia has added many other treatments to the menu,
including Shiatsu, Thai Massage, Bindi body wrap and seaweed treatments;
moreover, offering Ashiatsu Oriental Bar Massage, has earned Sensia
national publicity.
When
Stephen Strum and Cynthia Christ first considered opening a spa,
he owned a medical marketing company, and she worked as a makeup
artist. They settled in Houston where, at the time, there were few
spas, and the "day spa" concept was still new. The couple decided
they wanted a smaller, more personalized business and the result
was Sensia: a 3,000-square-foot location, with 24 employees sharing
six treatment rooms. Extensive research on Japanese spa culture
led to the addition of Japanese warm stone to the spa menu. Since
only one resort in the country offered the service at the time,
the addition put Sensia on the map. 
