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Millennium Hair Studio and Spa – Rochester

$35 for Mani-Pedi and Bottle of OPI Nail Polish (Up to $77 Value)

$35
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No Longer Available
Mon Mar 26 03:59:59 UTC 2012
Value
$77
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$42
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In a Nutshell

Mani-pedi with exfoliating scrub and relaxing massage, plus one bottle of OPI nail polish to take home

The Fine Print

  • Expires Sep 26, 2012
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per visit. Appointment required. OPI Colors are subject to availability.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Pedicures give feet a break from the daily monotony of walking to bus stops and drop-kicking unsolvable Rubik's cubes. Pamper paws with this Groupon.

$35 for a Mani-Pedi and One Bottle of OPI Nail Polish (Up to $77 Value)

During a 60- to 70-minute mani-pedi, an aesthetician removes old polish and buffs nails into shape before trimming cuticles and softening calluses so they won't petrify into stone. A scrub exfoliates hands and feet, and a relaxing massage readies them to hold still for an application of polish. Patrons can then use a freshly polished hand to grasp a bottle of OPI nail polish for at-home touchups.

Millennium Hair Studio and Spa

The aesthetically gifted team at Millennium Hair Studio and Spa beautifies bodies from head to toe in a fun, casual environment. Haircuts and other styling treatments turn grown-out strands into well-kept tresses, and waxing services remove hair quickly to leave behind smoother skin surfaces. The staff also gussies up fingers with detailed gel manicures, which protect nails from damaging elements and beauty-hating dishwater for up to 14 days.

Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Unfinished Business

It’s a well-documented fact of science that ghosts linger in homes due to the “unfinished business” that prevents them from passing into the afterlife. Unfortunately, ghosts are cryptic communicators at best. Analyze these common spectral signals in order to help them move on:

  • If the ghost is opening and slamming your cabinets: The ghost is obviously a chef who never mastered their final recipe: dipping a spoonful of peanut butter into the bag of chocolate chips. Perform this ritual every night until your body can no longer enjoy it and/or the noises cease.

  • If the ghost is clattering away at a typewriter: The ghost is most likely a failed author who never completed the Great American Novel. Inspire it to write a story of star-crossed love between a ghost and a living human whom it can never touch—because ghosts are made largely of wet smoke.

  • If the ghost endlessly bellows, “Find my husband; tell him all is forgiven”: Good news—the word “husband” is ghost code for “treasure.” The ghost is trying to tell you that it doesn’t need material wealth in the afterlife and considers it “for-given” to you! Tear apart your home and yard with a claw hammer until you hear it clink against sweet, sweet ghost gold.

What percentage of homes contain ghosts and/or treasure?

Millennium Hair Studio and Spa

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    Rochester

    575 Elmgrove Rd.
    Rochester, New York 14606
    (585) 247-8820
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