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Diva by Cindy – Pikesville

One or Three Brazilian Waxes (Up to 67% Off)

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In a Nutshell

Warm wax removes unwanted hair by the roots, leaving bikini zones smooth & bare for weeks

The Fine Print

  • Expires Sep 12, 2012
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift. Valid only for option purchased.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Like tire fires or puppies, body hairs are warm and fun to admire—until they get out of control and engulf your torso. Don't let them grow up too fast with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

  • $19 for one Brazilian wax (a $45 value)
  • $45 for three Brazilian waxes (a $135 value)

Diva by Cindy

"At the age of 16, my chemistry teacher inspired my love of chemistry by teaching me how to make beauty products," say Cindy Tawiah, eponymous founder of Diva by Cindy. Cindy has garnered praise from a variety of outlets, including Tyra Banks' fashion and beauty website, for her line of natural, alcohol-free hair products. Her products have also received praise and awards from typeF and Shecky's for detangling hair in a swift and stylish manner.

Cindy's staff employs her signature line of healthful shampoos, conditioners, and 'do balms during a variety of hair services. As 'dos get done, other team members work to treat the whole body, from the aestheticians who smooth and renew skin with waxes and facials to massage therapists who knead away stresses or recalibrate energy levels with reflexology and reiki techniques.

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Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Food-Art

As art becomes more strange and confrontational—from provocative performance pieces to conceptual musk sculptures—the last great untapped medium is the edible one. But is all food-art also art-art?

Edible Fruit Bouquets: These ornate melon slices, pineapple blossoms and adhesive-pectin kiwi clumps can make every Tuesday feel like Bosses Need Appreciation Too! Day.
But is it food-art? Yes. Beyond an effective simulacrum of beautiful but often fatally allergenic flowers, fruit arrangers use composition, fragrance blending, and strategic "dewing" to create a feast for the eyes, as well as the eyes of the stomach.

Cheese Cubes Carved into Tiny Presidential Busts: Self-explanatory, self-inspiring.
But is it food-art? No. Though objectively beautiful works of craftsmanship, presidential cheese mini busts are intended as historical classroom aids, emergency cracker toppings or last-resort distractions to pacify any neighborhood dogs who may be chasing you and your satchel full of Vermont-cheddar Zachary Taylors and "Monterey Jacksons."

Christmas Trees: With limited room for argument, neither food nor art.
But is it food-art? Ironically, yes. Although a Christmas tree is artfully decorated and technically composed of plant matter, no one has ever eaten an entire one due to the scientific probability of this becoming the most popular video on YouTube. However, due to a sweetheart deal between the FDA and "Big Pine," Christmas trees receive tax exemptions designed to support the humanities, and are featured on all official renditions of the food art pyramid.

What year will edible art replace all other creative mediums?

Diva by Cindy

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