Like excessive empathy for a shar-pei puppy, habitual stress can cause faces to sag. Prop up your smile maker with today's Groupon to Adagio Massage Co. & Spa on Music Row. Choose between the following options:
- For $99, you get a spa-day package (up to a $222.50 total value) that includes the following:
- 60-minute massage (up to a $75 value)
- Four Layer facial (a $105 value)
- 30-minute scrub (up to a $42.50 value)
- For $150, you get a spa day package with four services (up to a $325 total value) that includes the following:
- 60-minute massage (up to a $75 value)
- 30-minute reflexology treatment (a $50 value)
- Four Layer facial (a $105 value)
- 60-minute body wrap (a $95 value)
After arriving and changing into a fluffy robe at Adagio Massage, guests sip wine or fruit juice in anticipation of a luxurious day at the spa. Massage therapists coax stress from shoulders and tension from tendons during 60 minutes of back-balancing bliss. Guests can indulge in the gentle flourishes of Swedish massage (a $75 value) or the medium strokes of Firm Swedish (a $75 value). Inspired by the four layers of Peter Pan's security blanket, the Four Layer facial coddles frontispieces into juvenescence, starting with a cool European seaweed mask followed by two massages and concluding mineral-infused thermal mask.
Included in the three-service spa package, a half-hour scrub exfoliates epidermal exteriors in one of four ways: Dead Sea–derived salt (a $40 value) for improved circulation, honey and almond (a $40 value) for sensitive skin, sweet-smelling sugar (a $42.50 value), or coffee (a $42.50 value) for encouraging tauter skin and attracting cute baristas. In addition to the massage and facial, the four-service spa package contains reflexology and a body wrap. A centuries-old practice, reflexology encourages the disposal of toxins from the body through targeted pressure applied to specific areas of the feet. Clients can also opt for a deep-sea mud wrap or seaweed body wrap; both encourage the release of toxins through sweat while infusing skin with oceanic minerals for a healthier, more beautiful façade. Afterward, guests can tiptoe back into the real world by enjoying some sweet organic desserts from L’Etoile Baking Company before sailing back into their everyday lives in a chartered catamaran.
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to: Modern Musicals
Thanks to recent revivals and show-stopping adaptations, Broadway musicals are back and bigger than ever. What are some tips you'll need to know in order to mount a spectacular show?
Great Artists Steal: Though early Broadway musicals were usually original works, Shakespeare plays with songs added, or adapted from stories overheard on the West Side, modern musicals all borrow their plots from hit Hollywood films such as The Producers, So I Married an Axe Murderer, and So I Married an Axe Murderer … Again?!
Star Power: Like the plots and titles, the sure-fire way to put Broadway bottoms into seats is with good old-fashioned Hollywood star power. A charisma volcano such as Mousehunt's Nathan Lane is sure to pack the house, but for Broadway on a budget, try inspirational up-and-comer Huck Bennefree, the current world-record holder for most consecutive nights literally singing his lungs out.
Try Writing Some Songs About Love: People seem to like those.
Showtime: The most important part of opening a Broadway musical is reading the reviews. Go across the street from the theater to a fancy restaurant with a neon sign of a smoking catfish and wait for the waiter to bring you a silver platter—it will contain the evening edition of The Broadway Times. If you do not like what you read, it is considered socially acceptable to break the waiter's leg—hence the old acting expression "I hate you, waiter!" You are now a Broadway success.
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