This birthday party was aimed at third and fourth grade girls. The birthday invitation was a tri-fold brochure. Center panel was the spa information" at our home with a reservation phone number to rsvp. The left side of the brochure included treatments available: facials and hair conditioning and style as well as the decorate your own flip-flop and finger and toe nail station. The right side of the brochure included the "make-and-take" section of the spa which included make your own: body scrub facials and bath salts. We included on the back of the invitation a list of natural ingredients (ground oatmeal brown sugar honey yogurt avocado sea salt grapeseed oil baking soda fragrance and food coloring) with which we would make our spa potions. Girls were told to wear their bathing suits and bring a beach towel. Four stations were set up throughout the back yard with pink table cloths small white lights surrounded the deck with pastel balloons. When the 12 girls arrived they received their spa schedule (4 groups of 3 girls at any one station)and a handled paper bag for their spa items as they progressed to each station... the stations were "manned" by four neighborhood girls going into sixth grade. I. The facial station had a monogramed face towel tied with a ribbon[made with iron on letters and a package of cheapie facetowels from Target] and a plastic baggie for the wet towel which they got to take home along with a travel size container for a home facial. Cucumber slices for the eyes and the deck chairs for 10 minutes. The ipod was closeby playing favorite songs. The only sit back and relax time we had... II. The body scrub station had a large bowl of ground oatmeal brown sugar honey cinnamon and grapeseed oil to mix together in small bowls for a body scrub to be used at home. Stored in a second travel container. A label was provided for the top of the container with the ingredients and an index card for use instructions. III. At the hair station the girls mixed together yogurt and honey to put in their hair covered with a shower cap and went on to have their finger nails done. They decorated flip flops with gems and letters and had their toes painted. Hair was rinsed with gallon jugs filled (and re-filled between groups) with water. (We thought the hose would be too cold!) IV. The bath salt station contained two large bowls: one with sea salt the other with baking soda... equal amounts in a small mixing bowl added the fragrance (available at Michaels) and food coloring and put in ziploc baggies with preprinted shipping labels with the ingredient list and the girls' names. The baby pool was filled the pink bath salt and water for the optional sea salt outdoor spa experience.  Ice cream cake and smoothies were served - fresh fruit trays to snack on. The girls had a great time and felt like they were properly pampered."