Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Beer spas around the country are offering beer baths in which spa-goers can soak in hops and barley, which may have skin benefits.

When you draw a bath, you probably think about adding aromatic soaps, salts or essential oils. But beer? Probably not. Yet, in the ever-evolving world of wellness and skincare, beer bathing has grown ...

The beer spa concept took off in 1981 in Prague and quickly spread across Europe, inspiring wellness seekers in Iceland, Belgium, France, and Spain to embrace the practice. Over time, a parallel trend ...

As the weather starts getting colder, a good spa treatment is always welcomed. The chillier days beg for some deep comfort, and there’s a new way to get it—one that speaks especially to the craft beer ...

BOCA RATON, FL -- Call it the spa treatment for what "ales" you. A Florida spa will now bathe you in beer, WPBF-TV reports. The spa owner in Boca Raton calls it the "fountain of youth" and claims ...

SYKESVILLE, Md. — Though the business might be exactly what you think it is, a new spa concept in a Sykesville strip mall promises a totally unique experience. “Any time you have a great idea that's ...

A beer spa is a wellness facility where guests can soak in baths filled with a mixture of beer ingredients, including water, hops, barley, yeast, and sometimes actual beer. These baths are typically ...

While you won’t be getting a mani-pedi at The Beer Spa, as you would at a traditional spa, you will get to experience unique beer-infused treatments while holding a frosty one in hand (or wine, cider ...

A new “beer spa” coming to Carroll County is giving new meaning to the term “bubble bath.” The suds in the spa tubs at BierBath, opening Dec. 9 in Sykesville, are ingredients you could also find in a ...

BierBath. 1213 Liberty Rd., Sykesville, MD. If you know, you know: cracking open a cold beer while taking a warm shower or bath has a sort of magically soothing effect. But have you ever dreamed of ...

Don’t worry, be hoppy. A growing number of spas in the US and around the world are now offering “beer baths” and “beer soaks” for customers to kick back and relax in a tub full of literal beer — and ...