Got a few of my ideas from birthday parties mentioned on this website but tweeked them to accomodate the needs of my daughter's liking.  Invitations: My sister made the invitations.  She put a picture of my daughter showing off her painted nails, torquise and chocolate with ribbon.  It said:  Lauren's Spa-tacular Birthday: If you want to join in on the fun and have a relaxing day, come join in, what do you say?  Each room entrance had hot pink, light pink, and white streamers hanging, the windows were covered with hot pink plastic table cloths cut in half, this gave it a serene feel, the tables were covered in pink table cloths, and the room where they ate had a princess table cloth with pink, black and white balloons everywhere. Party favor: Diva sweethearts, lip gloss, nail polish and a spa party recipe placed in a goody bag.  Ex. how to make lip balm, buble bath, etc. A banner titled Lauren's Spa-tacular Birthday was displayed on the wall as the guests entered. As each guest entered they were given a spa robe made out of a t-shirt. (How to make:  T-shirt was cut down the middle the hem of the t-shirt was cut off and used for the belt hot pink zebra ribbon was attached to the neck and the belt was stitched on or a safety pin could be used. Using transfer paper "Lauren's Spa" was ironed on each shirt; this was one of their party favors). After receivng their spa robes that sat in a room with soft tranquil music introduced themselves to each other as they waited for the other guests to arrive. Once everyone arrived they were grouped (which I did in advance in groups of 4) and received a rotation schedule.  There were four stations they each lasted 15 minutes: Each station was run by a parent or 2 depending on the station.  The musical nail station had 2 parents: each child selected a bottle of nail polish (had several for them to choose from)and they sat around a table covered with a plastic table cloth. When the music started (Kidz Bop) the guests had to pass the nail polish around the table. Whenever the music stopped they had to polish one nail that color.  The parents helped those who couldn't polish their own nails.  This game continued until all ten nails were polished. The parents then finished all with a design on one nail of each guest. Paraffin bath station was another station. I borrowed these from friends and purchased the wax from a beauty supply store.  Two parents were at this station; one helped the guest dip their hands in and the other helped to peel the wax off. They loved how soft they hands felt afterwards.  The next station was the foot massage;  I had four (borrowed these from family and friends)massagers. They soaked their feet in the bubbly massager for around 5 minutes and warm neck wraps were placed around their necks as they waited. (borrowed these from friends)  (2 parents) My husband poured the water out after each use and refilled it.  Make sure you have plenty of towels and something on the floor to absorb the water! I used plastic table cloths and taped them down.  The last station was Make-up station. I had three parents for this station.  Used an old makeup kit and we used  disposal applicators for each child and played serene music as they were getting their faces made up. After we finished their make up we sprayed their arms neck and hair with hair and body glitter. They loved it! We took a before and after picture of each guest. For her cake a friend of mine made an ipod pink zebra print cake with the earplugs and all.  The table was set with princess plates and napkins and they drank tropical punch out of pink plastic martini glasses with with a cherry (purchased these from party store)  They loved them so much they took them with them (another party favor)  We served hotdogs chips and dip.  The girls had a blast! She opend her presents and took a picture of her and the guest with the gift that was given.  Will give each girl a dvd of party!"