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Nina Aragon / On The Set Hair Studio – On The Set Hair Studio

$32 for Chocolate Pedicure or a Milk and Rose Petals Pedicure ($65 Value)

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In a Nutshell

Signature pedicure with an aromatherapy soak and hot-towel mask, complemented by chocolate or milk and rose petals treatment

The Fine Print

  • Expires 180 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift. Limit 1 per visit. Appointment required. 24-hr cancellation notice required. Valid only for the option purchased.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Feet are the most overworked part of the body, followed closely by the elves that live in our pupils and schedule our blinks. Envision relaxation with this Groupon.

$32 for a Signature-Pedicure Package ($65 Value)

Clients can choose between a chocolate treatment or a milk and rose petals treatment (a $15 value) to add to their signature pedicure (a $50 value), which includes:

  • Aromatherapy soak
  • Organic exfoliation
  • Hot-towel mask
  • Reflexology for feet and lower legs
  • OPI polish for nails

Nina Aragon at The On Set Hair Studio

Stylist Nina Aragon grew up in a family of five cosmetologists and has carried on the tradition for more than two decades. With cuts and styles featured in American Salon magazine and extensive training from seasoned stylists as well as from Bumble and bumble, she aims to enhance the natural beauty of her clients in sessions that are both productive and soothing.

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Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: a Pretty Flower

Once in a great while, a fleeting glimpse of natural color may catch your eye, and you will become lost in the simple wonder of gazing at a pretty flower. Here is how to do so correctly:

  • Look at the flower. It is beautiful.

  • You may be tempted to pick the flower. Do not—simply let it be.

  • Lean in and smell the flower. If you are allergic to flowers you may wish to skip this step or, instead, you can just use a flexible twig to first prod the folds of the flower gently to ensure that it is free of honeybees, which may sting or startle.

  • Again, you may become tempted to pick the flower, justifying the floracide by picturing the flower adorning your sweetheart’s hair or lapel. Continue to resist. If your honeybunch is the sort to manipulate you into murdering flowers so they can cultivate an anachronistic aesthetic, you’re better off just spending the rest of the day staring at this flower while their coffee goes cold waiting for you at the coffee shop.

  • Keep them waiting. Your mother was right about them. Just like this guide is right about flowers.

What is the most beautiful flower? The answer may make you angry.

Nina Aragon / On The Set Hair Studio

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    On The Set Hair Studio

    1301 Rio Grande Commons NW, Suite #1
    Albuquerque, New Mexico 87104
    (505) 489-1731
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