Chapel Spa celebrates five year anniversary

Owner Emma Whitelaw is celebrating five years of business success at Chapel Spa.

Independent Cheltenham beauty venue Chapel Spa is celebrating a special occasion this month, with January 2012 marking five years of successful business with owner Emma Whitelaw at the helm.

To celebrate, Emma and members of her team spent the day in the company of Alec Lawless from Stroud-based pure essential oils company Aqua Oleum, working on the development of Chapel Spa’s own branded range of aromatherapy oils.

Emma was delighted to have reached the five year milestone, and to be developing the day spa even further: ‘We are very excited to be able to build on our own Chapel Spa treatment brand and introduce three body oils. We have developed the oils with our clients’ requirements in mind, and are overjoyed to be launching these oils in the next couple of months,’ she said.

‘Chapel Spa has grown from strength-to-strength and I am very proud of our achievements. While it is not easy running a business in this economic climate, being able to work with other independent successful businesses in Cheltenham has allowed us to support each other through these tough times. We look forward to another exciting year ahead,’ she continued.

The independent day spa is situated within the 1816 Portland Chapel in Cheltenham town centre, and offers a full range of treatments including facials, wraps, massages, bootcamp spa treatments – plus a gym and classes – with memberships available.

For more information see Chapel Spa or call (01242) 518075.

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Friday 27 January 2012