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Miami Spa Month at Wairua: A Sacred Ritual of Self-Care

Miami Spa Month at Wairua: A Sacred Ritual of Self-Care

by azul villa in Wairua Beauty Blog

If you’re staying in Miami this summer, treat yourself to a moment of rest, renewal, and radiant skin with Miami Spa Month, running from July 1 to August 31.

This annual celebration offers exclusive access to spa treatments at special rates, making it the perfect opportunity to explore new wellness rituals—or revisit your favorites.

Wairua: Miami’s Clean Beauty & Holistic Skincare Destination

Wairua Beauty is more than a facial studio—it’s a sanctuary for those seeking clean beauty, real results, and soul-nourishing self-care. Located in the heart of Miami, our space is rooted in natural healing, intuitive rituals, and science-backed skincare.

We use only non-toxic, clean products and combine them with gentle, non-invasive technologies like: Hydrafacial, Microcurrent, Oxygen infusion, Lymphatic facial massage. 

Spa Month Offerings at Wairua

During July and August, experience some of our most loved treatments at a special Spa Month rate. See our offerings here. 

Why Book Your Spa Month Facial at Wairua?

Whether you're a Miami local or visiting for the summer, at Wairua, every treatment is a sacred moment to connect with yourself—because wellness should feel good on every level.

Book your Spa Month appointment now and experience the most thoughtful facials in Miami.

Let this summer be your season of glow.

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