The Chocolate Wrap at Ayurveda Pura Health Spa in London covers you entirely with chocolate and then, as the name itself suggests, wraps you in a shiny foil – leaving you looking like a giant Kit Kat.

Mix the chocolate mix and milk together for a paste. Add whipped cream to make it creamier. Paint on body (in shower) and wrap yourself with the saran wrap. Leave on at least 1/2 hour. Remove.

How can you go wrong with a chocolate massage? At the Spa at the Hotel Hershey, in Pennsylvania, you can indulge in a rubdown done with cocoa-scented oil, a whipped-cocoa bath, or a chocolate body ...

Body wraps, a staple at spas, are considered an effective, all-natural way to enhance and moisten your skin, making it look softer. Now, they're being touted by many beauty experts as a way to help ...

Cocoon yourself in a yummy chocolate body wrap at The Spa at Jebel Ali Golf Resort and Spa this Dubai Summer Surprises, for a sweet spa treat that is part of the 2010 DSS Spa Packages – a highly ...

The story goes, are you wanting to look better for a special occasion, to targeting specific problem areas, or looking a pants size (or two) smaller? But, does a body wrap really work? Danielle Serino ...

Body wraps touted to help with weight loss seem to be everywhere lately: These treatments fill up spa menus and clog Instagram feeds as celebs prep for big events, looking like snug burritos lounging ...

When it comes to losing weight, there’s definitely not a shortage of ways to go about it. From extreme diets to the latest fitness craze, Americans are desperate to drop their pounds. So, it’s no ...