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Faces By Karie – Clovis

One or Three Level 1 or Level 2 Chemical Peels with Facials (Up to 59% Off)

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  • Well-Groomed
  • Fountain of Youth

In a Nutshell

Treatments at two levels of strength aim to reduce pore size, even out pigmentation, and brighten the complexion

The Fine Print

A chemical peel makes faces look younger, allowing parents to pose as their own children during high-school football tryouts. Put on your game face with this Groupon.

Choose from Four Options

  • $40 for one Level 1 chemical peel with a facial (an $80 value)
  • $45 for one Level 2 chemical peel with a facial (a $90 value)
  • $99 for three Level 1 chemical peels with facials (a $240 value)
  • $119 for three Level 2 chemical peels with facials (a $270 value)

Gentle enough for most skin types, the Level 1 treatment aims to give skin a thorough exfoliation without causing any need for downtime. The Level 2 treatment's stronger formula can cause sloughing of the skin three to five days after the facial, lighten pigmentation, and reduce the appearance of scars. Both treatments last 30–40 minutes, and the aesthetician recommends a series for best results.

Faces By Karie

Aesthetician Karie Follis trains her attention on clients’ complexions as she rejuvenates skin, applies makeup, and grooms brows. Though her beauty services run the gamut, Follis specializes in permanent makeup. With natural-looking pigments and sterile equipment, she outlines facial features and scribbles mustaches on amateur detectives. Faces By Karie resides within Polished & Pampered Spa & Boutique in Clovis' Old Town neighborhood.

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Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Dancing with a Dog

If you're the owner of a proud dog, don't let it go to waste—teach it how to dance with you. Here are some tips to transform your dog into a regular Dog Astaire:

  • Dogs don't have shoulders, so support your body weight on the next closest thing—their ears.
  • To trick a dog into learning faster, promise it a reward, like a strip of dried meat or unlimited access to your nicest toilet.
  • Dogs' ears are incredibly sensitive, so playing loud music will only make them believe all the walls around them are being crushed with a big metal hammer. Keep the music turned down and cover your dog's ears with the soundproofing membrane used in professional recording studios.
  • Keep your dog's nails trimmed. The prettier your dog feels, the prettier it will dance probably.
  • If your dog isn't having a good time, don't force it. The last thing you want is for it to decide to cut off communication with you when it's old enough to move out and live on its own.

Did Fred Astaire name his dog "Dog Astaire"?

Faces By Karie

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    Clovis

    613 Harvard Ave.
    Clovis, California 93612
    (559) 906-9000
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