Classic, Acne Ultrasonic, or Age-Management Ultrasonic Facial at The Skin and Body Spa (Up to 51% Off)
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The classic facial includes a custom mask; ultrasonic facials combat acne-causing bacteria or fight aging by boosting collagen production
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Choose Between Two Options
- $39 for a classic facial or an acne ultrasonic facial (an $80 value)
- $57 for an age-management ultrasonic facial (a $115 value)<p>
The classic facial brightens skin of all types with an enzyme peel, extractions, and a custom mask; a massage for the face, shoulders, hands and feet tops off the skin treatments. The ultrasonic acne facial fights bacteria and exfoliates. Aestheticians also recommend a home-care regimen to keep acne at bay after the facial.<p>
The age-management ultrasonic facial flushes oil and buildup from the pores with water and specialized products. The aesthetician also runs a painless microcurrent through the face, whose electrical impulses stimulate collagen production and minimize signs of aging. A face and shoulder massage rounds out the treatment.<p>
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About The Skin And Body Spa
The team of licensed aestheticians at The Skin and Body Spa has a variety of ways to help guests relax and feel pampered. They massage physiques in styles from Swedish and deep tissue to reflexology. The relaxing heat of hot stones helps melt away stress, while sport massages help athletes return to peak performance. They also polish nails during manicures and pedicures, and tend to lashes during eyelash extensions. For facials they have one strict rule: no pore-clogging ingredients are allowed near a client's face, leading to facials that incorporate ingredients from seaweed to electrical pulses. The spa-style organic seaweed facial hydrates skin and fights off acne with the same ingredient that keeps sea life blemish-free. The anti-aging ultrasonic facial, on the other hand, minimizes wrinkles with pulses of microcurrents, which prompt the skin to produce more collagen.