As the Arizona desert cools and the crisp scent of fall fills the air, The Spa at the Boulders ushers in the autumn season with a fresh menu of treatments inspired by the natural bounty of its expansive organic garden.
Rooted in connection to nature and wellness, the spa’s seasonal offerings highlight the rich, nourishing ingredients of fall – cranberry, pomegranate, and pumpkin – bringing a warm and grounding sensory experience to guests seeking renewal and relaxation.
At the heart of the fall offerings is the Harvest Glow Wrap, a multi-sensory journey that begins with a warm Cranberry Pomegranate Sugar Scrub designed to gently exfoliate and brighten the skin.
Guests are then treated to a decadent Pumpkin Latte Body Masque, infused with antioxidants and hydrating properties to leave the skin radiant and replenished. While wrapped in a cocoon of hot towels, guests enjoy a tension-releasing massage to the scalp, temples, and feet. The treatment concludes with an application of deeply moisturizing apricot oil, sealing in hydration and imparting a soft, luminous glow.
“Most of the herbs in our organic garden have immune-boosting and detoxifying properties. Cranberries, for example, are rich in vitamin C, vital for skin health, while the natural enzymes in pumpkin exfoliate and hydrate beautifully,” Spa Director Natalie Ruggeri said. “Pumpkin is also packed with vitamins A and C to promote collagen production, keeping skin firm and youthful. Pomegranate, which thrives in Arizona’s dry climate, is full of antioxidants and essential vitamins to nourish and protect the skin.”
Complementing the wrap is the Autumn Essence Aromatherapy Massage, a calming treatment designed to capture the cozy, earthy mood of the season. Infused with a seasonal blend of essential oils, this massage leaves guests feeling both grounded and uplifted.
The fall transition at The Spa at the Boulders reflects a larger philosophy, one that honors the healing power of nature and invites guests to immerse themselves in the beauty of their surroundings. Before or after treatments, guests are encouraged to explore the organic garden, where they can connect with the earth, breathe in fresh autumn air, and even clip fresh herbs to enhance a smoothie or incorporate into their spa service.
“Our garden is a living part of the spa experience,” Ruggeri said. “Whether it’s the scent of rosemary in the air or the feel of warm sun on your skin, this connection to nature enhances the body and soul.”
With its blend of luxurious treatments and seasonal ingredients, The Spa at the Boulders invites guests to embrace autumn with rituals that nourish and revitalize. Learn more at theboulders.com.
