A day spa is a place to relax as beauty professionals look after aesthetic needs, whereas a night spa is a place crammed with monsters. Stay on the bright side with this Groupon.
Choose from Five Options
$39 for a 60-minute brightening facial (an $80 value)
$39 for a 60-minute deep-cleansing facial (an $80 value)
$49 for a 60-minute microdermabrasion treatment (a $130 value)
$69 for a detox spa package (a $185 total value)
- 60-minute microdermabrasion treatment (a $130 value)
- 20-minute stress-relief massage with a detox footbath (a $55 value)<p>
$135 for three deep-cleansing spa packages (a $305 total value)
- Three 60-minute deep-cleansing facials (a $240 value)
- Three 20-minute stress-relief massages (a $65 value)<p>
The brightening facial uses a custom serum formulated to treat irregularities in skin color and texture, whereas the deep-cleansing facial rejuvenates skin with a combination of steam, exfoliation, massage, extractions, and a custom mask.<p>
Aesthetics Etc.
Aesthetics Etc. owner Ann Marie Ray strives to transform standard beauty services into relaxing sensory experiences. Her staff incorporates the flame-softened wax of collagen-infused candles into select massages, relies on brand-name gloProfessional products, and encourages clients to slip into cozy slippers and robes. Ann Marie's signature service is permanent-makeup application though, which is useful both for helping chemotherapy patients to aesthetically recover from the loss of their eyebrows or simply shortening a client’s daily face-prepping routine.
Before pursuing a career in makeup and skincare, Ann Marie spent seven years working a standard 9-to-5 job in finance. After years of persuasion and encouragement from her mother, a professional aesthetician, she left the corporate world and became a certified permanent-cosmetics specialist in 2002. Today, mother and daughter operate separate but noncompeting businesses, referring clients to one another for specific treatments or a second opinion on who left the milk out that one time in 1991.