The phrase 'pampering session' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when referring to a relaxing experience in which someone is given special care and attention. For example, "My sister treated me to a pampering session at the spa yesterday."
Beds are plump with fine linens, and REN toiletries are at hand for a pampering session in the bathroom.
At Fashion Week, I attended several events set up by brands to wine and dine bloggers, including a "pampering session" at the W downtown, hosted by the British brand Evans, and a "birthday party" thrown by Just My Size, an underwear company celebrating its thirtieth anniversary.
Mick breezes in, explaining he's sent Linda away on a pampering session.
In 2010 alone he whines about: a South Asian new mothers' feel-good pampering session; the Muslim Women's Sport Foundation; and a job advert for an Islamic Ethos Development Officer at an all-girls' school, asking "I would be interested to know on what basis this can only be open to women?" (meanwhile in Parliament in 2015, he called moves for compulsory sex education a "tyranny").
Hire the bathroom for about an hour and have a full on pampering session!
Why not invite a friend over to join in the pampering session?
Between pampering sessions, I exercised, taking every class offered.
When I hear about fabulously expensive pampering sessions at Manhattan's top spas and salons, something in me recoils.
Guests can, however, ditch the spiritualism and choose from a selection of more day-to-day pampering sessions, as well as make use of the fitness room.
Hotel Los Olivos near Malaga, Spain Set in the Andalucian countryside, this female establishment provides flamenco lessons, pampering sessions and a nice-looking pool.
And what's one of the things that some of these men like to do? Bless their women with shopping sprees, overseas trips, pampering sessions.
