This article is sponsored by Culture A Day Spa.
There’s nothing better than motherhood. Except, maybe, time away from your kids.
This seems like an oxymoron, but the truth is, motherhood is the hardest thing I’ve ever loved. Since becoming a mom, I’ve learned it’s quite possible to feel two emotions at once: exhaustion and elation, fear and love. I’ve spent my days as a mom overworked and underpaid, constantly moving yet never really having to think. I’ve wished away the day, then spent my evenings in bed scrolling through pictures of my kids.
It’s everything I ever imagined when it comes to unconditional love, but the honest truth is, it’s a lot of work too.
And that’s why this Mother’s Day, I wasn’t afraid to ask for what I really wanted: time away.
No one can pour from an empty cup, and I’ve learned that to be a good mother I also have to remember I’m a woman, too. One who needs—and deserves—a double dose of self-care.
Enter, Culture A Day Spa.
Culture is Frisco’s first and only luxury day spa. Think 5-star elite service, a privacy-enhancing layout, luxury-grade robes, and hydraulic heated tables. Owner Katelin Schebler, a licensed Esthetician with over 14 years of top industry experience, pulled coastal influences and world-class training to develop Culture from the ground up.
It’s basically a one-stop shop for every relaxation and respite need possible, from the Polynesian Pearl Lift facial to the Himalayan Stone massage. Each treatment is customized with the client in mind and executed using Katelin’s very own line of high-quality, Texas-produced products, KS Esthetics.
The premium skincare line is even available for purchase so that you can grab the perfect combination of products to get ready for summer (like the CE Peptide, currently on special for 15% off, and their fabulous mineral sunscreen)!
So without hesitation, I said to my husband, “send me away this Mother’s Day.” And without hesitation, he obliged. Because the saying holds true: happy wife, happy life.
But perhaps he selfishly knew the gift of Culture may be a gift for him too.
Culture provides a one-of-a-kind couple’s experience unlike anything else out there with their couple’s retreat package. The couple’s massage room features side-by-side hydraulic tables, a walk-in shower with his and her showerheads, body scrubs, lotions, and heavenly-scented washes.
After you’ve relaxed with your significant other, you can also enjoy a spa lunch in their private dining area available by reservation. Culture features a summer and winter menu, and don’t forget to bring your bottle of champagne to toast to mom!
What if you want to enjoy your relaxation solo? No problem! Tell your husband to grab a gift card so you can celebrate in the exact way you wish when you wish.
Culture gift cards are a wonderful way to pamper a special someone in your life, and if you really want to earn brownie points, load the card with funds for a year-round gift of wellness. Mothers work tirelessly every single day, so they deserve more than just one day to be celebrated. What a treasured gift it would be to incorporate self-care into her monthly routine, and with a year-round wellness card, she can’t say no.
Culture is a client-focused small business that brings the feel of Beverly Hills to the suburbs of Frisco, and right now, they’re offering some exclusive specials not to be missed.
In addition to 15% off their KS Esthetics CE Peptide — a powerful 3-in-1 vitamin C serum targeted to protect the skin from environmental damage, improve fine lines, brighten skin tone, and plump skin — you can enjoy a complimentary enhancement for all treatments valued over $200, including a limited edition Rose Oil Enhancement.
Spring and Mother’s Day specials are available now through May 31.
Mother’s Day might be a great excuse to get away, but never feel guilty about stepping aside from diaper duty or soccer mom responsibilities to recharge yourself.
Culture A Day Spa makes a luxury getaway possible any time of year. And after a year of such unknown, Mom definitely deserves a reason to celebrate.
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