Facial Massage Treatments

Facial massage is a treatment that helps achieve healthy, younger looking skin by slowing down the aging process.

Massage is considered to be one of the oldest forms of healing. Along with numerous skin benefits, facial massage also provides relief for stress, sinus congestion, and migraine headaches.

Having a facial massage on a regular basis can lead to firmer, more radiant skin by minimizing fine lines and wrinkles, moisturizing, and releasing tension.

Facial Massage Includes

Head, Neck, Shoulder Massage

Facial Exfoliation w Steam

 Hand & Arm Exfoliation & Massage

 Paraffin Hand Dip

Facial Mask

 Finish Custom PCA Skin Care

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The Anti-aging Benefits of Retinol

Want beautiful, radiant skin that gives you an ageless appearance?

There's a proven anti-aging miracle worker on the market
and it's hiding right under our noses. “Vitamin A is the go-to skin-care ingredient,”

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Regular $125.00 Special Price $85.00

Microdermabrasion w Ultra Peel II: This advanced hydrating treatment tightenens and brightening.
The retinol (vitamin A) content helps increase cell turnover to keep skin looking fresh, while vitamin C strengthens the skin.
 
Microdermabrasion w Esthetique Peel: Its advanced formulation of lactic acid, retinol, and a host of polyphenols, antioxidants, vitamins, brightening ingredients and humectants, smoothes, tightens and improves the texture of skin. It also helps correct many types of skin discoloration.

Detox Facial includes Ultra Peel II or Esthetique Peel: Its active blend of lactic, glycolic and salicylic acids effectively penetrates pores to dissolve impactions and blackheads, kill bacteria, reduce inflammation and remove excess cell debris to leave the skin hydrated, purified and clear.

Oxygenating Trio Includes Ultra Peel II or Esthetique Peel:  This antioxidant therapy corrects and prevents free radical damage. Helps stimulate circulation, rejuvenating sluggish, stressed skin as it draws oxygen to the skin’s surface, resulting in radiant, healthy skin.

Retinol Is On Dr. Oz's Anti-Aging Hot List

Retinol Renewal with RestorAtive Complex

  This potent corrective serum features restorAtive complex, a
unique blend of stabilized retinol and phyto-retinol that provides
numerous age controlling benefits. It replenishes vital
moisture- binding components and provides superior antioxidant
action to help achieve healthy, youthful skin.

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Clay an Underrated Health treatment!

"Clay is the most versatile, profoundly effective, mysterious, underrated, health treatment available.

Clay has been used around the world for centuries by indigenous people as an important medicinal and cosmetic tool.  Recently, medical research has emerged which supports the efficacy of clay, and it is now becoming increasingly popular as a rediscovered treatment for many different health and skincare conditions.

 Externally, clays are used to absorb excess oil, dirt, and toxins from the skin while simultaneously exfoliating and improving skin circulation.  Some clays, such as Bentonite clay, are primarily ingested for medicinal purposes such as detoxification or mineral deficiencies.

 Other clays, such as French Green clay and Rhassoul clay, are used externally for skin conditions and for cosmetic purposes.

 Clays come in a variety of colors such as red, green, white, gray, and can range in texture from coarse and heavy to fine and fluffy. 

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Gentleman Can Have Great Skin Also!

Gentleman’s Smoothing Skin Facial
(60 min.)

This specially designed facial is for the busy man that needs to relax, tone and deeply cleanse the skin.

We use products specifically designed for men that are combined with effective techniques and a facial massage to provide the ultimate experience.

Please avoid shaving 2 hours prior to your facial.

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Spray Tanning Vs The Sun?

Choose Spray Tanning over the Sun

 Did you know that if you suffered sunburn 3 or more times during your lifetime, you double the chance of skin cancer? Quite scary. And did you know that UVA rays in tanning beds penetrate much deeper than UVB rays from the sun? The result is that tanning beds do damage to your skin on much deeper level. There is quite a lot of evidence that tanning beds also greatly increase the risk of skin cancer.

 When you look closely at different tanning methods, spray tan prices becomes truly affordable. Spray tanning not only saves you real dollars, but also helps you to maintain beautiful skin your whole life.

If you spray tan regularly, your skin gets accustomed to the solution, and holds the tan much longer. To get to this stage, you will need about 3 sessions 5 days apart. From then on you can spray tan every 2 weeks, provided that you learn how to use tan extending products properly.

Preparing for a Spray Tan is critical to a long lasting effect. If your skin is properly prepared by removing as much of the loose, dead skin layer as you can - especially in places like knees, ankles and elbows, the solution will adhere evenly to your whole body. You will look great and not only that, your tan will last a whole lot longer.

Exfoliate: Use exfoliating products that do not contain any oils, otherwise the oily barrier can stop the spray tanning solution getting through. Don’t wear any deodorant, moisturizer or makeup.Wear loose clothing.  Shave or wax one or two days before a spray tan.

Caring for spray tan involves moisturizing like crazy. Moisturizer that includes DHA for extending your tan, are worth investing in.

Use gentle shower products:  gentle body wash will be much better for your spray tanned skin.Avoid things that will exfoliate your skin excessively. How about hot, luxurious bath after your spray on tan? I don’t think so! That will make your skin exfoliate faster, as will rolling in the sand on the beach. A short swim in the sea will not take much off however, but a swim in the chlorinated pool will. (Chlorine will not exfoliate the tan, it will bleach it).

Enjoy good health and a great tan - choose spray tan by a professional.  Call me and check HERE for more details - Rhaina Butler 530 305 3908 - Auburn, CA

What is a Paraffin Wax Treatment?

What is Paraffin Wax?

Paraffin wax is a softer wax because of the paraffin oil component. Because it is a soft wax, it melts at a lower than normal temperature. This means that the skin can be submerged in the wax without causing burning or blistering. Spa specialists melt blocks of paraffin wax in special vats. During paraffin wax treatments, beauticians have their clients dip their hands or feet into the melted wax one or more times to coat the skin in a generous layer. The hands or feet are then wrapped in plastic, or some other non-absorbent material and left to "soak" in the layer of wax for up to half an hour.

What is a Paraffin Wax Treatment?
Paraffin wax treatments are luxurious spa treatments that are intended to moisturize and soften the skin. Paraffin wax treatments are most often applied to the hands and feet as components of manicures and pedicures respectively. Paraffin wax is unlike more common spa wax that is used for hair removal on the face and body. That type of wax is much more viscous and bonds to the skin.

What happens during a Paraffin Wax Treatment?
Paraffin wax treatments are particular popular in the winter because they are warming and because they help moisturize dry and cracked skin. During paraffin wax treatments, the skin is bathed in warmth, which helps the pores to open and the skin to soften. Because the treatments are meant to be soothing, calming oils are often added to the wax in order to add a dimension of aromatherapy to the experience.

Once the skin has been allowed to soak in the wax and the layer has hardened, it can be pulled off in one solid piece. Because the wax is soft and contains oil, it does not become very stiff and does not adhere to the skin. Rather, after a paraffin wax treatment, the skin is left slick and soft.

Who should have a Paraffin Wax Treatment?
People who experience seasonal dry skin often find paraffin wax treatments to be helpful and relaxing preventative measures. Dry, cracked heels and knuckles can make cold weather unbearable. One or two moisturizing paraffin wax treatments can help a great deal during snowy months. If you are interested in purchasing paraffin wax treatments for yourself or as gifts, get in touch with the spas in your area to see if they are offered.

What is Aromatherapy & Essential Oils?

What is aromatherapy?
Aromatherapy is the practiced use of essential oils from various plants for healing. Although the actual term, aromatherapy, might make it sound as if the oils are inhaled, they can also be massaged into the skin or sometimes (although rarely) taken by mouth. You should never ingest essential oils by mouth without specific instruction from a trained and qualified specialist. Whether inhaled or applied on the skin, essential oils are gaining more and more attention as an alternative treatment for stress, infections, and other health problems. In many cases scientific evidence is still lacking to the exact benefits so it is best to seek advice from a trained specialist.

What are essential oils?
Essential oils are concentrated extracts taken from the roots, leaves, seeds, or blossoms of plants. Each contains a specific mix of active ingredients, and this combination determines what the oil can and should be used for. Some oils are used to promote physical healing -- for example, to treat swelling or fungal infections. Others are used for their emotional value -- they may enhance relaxation or make a room smell pleasant. Orange blossom oil, for example, contains a large amount of an active ingredient that is believed to have a calming effect.

What is the history of aromatherapy?
Essential oils have been used for therapeutic purposes for nearly 6,000 years. The ancient Chinese, Indians, Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans used them in cosmetics, perfumes, and drugs. Essential oils were also commonly used for spiritual, therapeutic, hygienic, and ritualistic purposes.

In modern times, Rena Maurice Gattefossa, a French chemist, noticed the healing properties of lavender oil when he applied it to a burn on his hand caused by an explosion in his laboratory. He then started to analyze the chemical properties of essential oils and how they were used to treat burns, skin infections, gangrene, and wounds in soldiers during World War I. In 1928, Gattefossa founded the science of aromatherapy. By the 1950s massage therapists, beauticians, nurses, physiotherapists, doctors, and other health care providers began using aromatherapy.

Aromatherapy did not become popular in the United States until the 1980s. Today, many lotions, candles, and beauty products are sold as "aromatherapy." However, many of these products contain synthetic fragrances that do not have the same properties as essential oils. It is important to seek true aromatherapy treatments from a trained and qualified specialist such as a esthetician.