The therapist should be professional, courteous, pleasant and cleanly dressed. The treatment should start on time. Therapists should wash their hands before they touch you. Therapists should follow your lead in terms of how much talk occurs during the session. They should not discuss their personal problems with you. For a good spa experience, massage therapists should be sensitive to the kind of touch you want in terms of pressure. There should never be a sexual quality to their touch. You should not be left alone during body wraps, facials, or hydrotherapy baths. Some spas do this, but the best practice is for the therapist to be with the client at all times, enhancing the service and ensuring your safety. Estheticians should ask about your home skin-care routine and offers suggestions, but should not make you feel pressured to buy products.