$60 for a Beautiful Image Facial Treatment at Avon Serenity Spa ($125 Value)
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- Machine-based procedure for reducing wrinkles
- Skilled, knowledgeable staff
- Relaxing spa environment
Wriggle away wrinkles with today's side deal: for $60, you get one Beautiful Image facial treatment (a $125 value) at Avon Serenity Spa in Avon Lake. Avon provides a luxurious spa environment for indulging in beautification and bodily rejuvenation, with treatments performed by an educated and knowledgeable staff. The Beautiful Image facial treatment operates via an electronic microcurrent machine that stimulates and lifts delicate facial muscles, reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Before beginning the procedure, you'll have a chance to discuss the treatment with the staff to ensure that it's the right approach for you.
By patronizing Avon, you're supporting a business with a worthwhile mission: to provide reduced-rate spa services for people fighting cancer and multiple sclerosis. The compassionate staff endeavors to provide sensitive, comprehensive, safe, and advanced aesthetic treatments to patients both healthy and ill, catering to the unique needs of disease-fighting patients to give them a day of respite and relaxation.
Appointment required.
Reviews
Check out what the Cleveland Sun Sentinel has to say about Avon Serenity Spa and its work with clients with MS and cancer:
- Her business is a full-service spa designed to cater to people fighting cancer and living with multiple sclerosis and she’s been considering every angle of her potential customers’ special needs including their sensitivity to smells and susceptibility toward nausea. 'They can come in and forget they have cancer for a day,' she said. A cancer survivor herself, Shrock explained that chemotherapy treatments dry out patients’ skin terribly, not to mention the chemical burns. She’s developed a menu of services, holistic healing treatments and special ordered a line of teas, journals, pillows, garden kits and cosmetic products she plans to give away during makeup application tutorials. She’s also tried to hire really nice people. – Alison Meaney, Sun Sentinel
- Machine-based procedure for reducing wrinkles
- Skilled, knowledgeable staff
- Relaxing spa environment
Wriggle away wrinkles with today's side deal: for $60, you get one Beautiful Image facial treatment (a $125 value) at Avon Serenity Spa in Avon Lake. Avon provides a luxurious spa environment for indulging in beautification and bodily rejuvenation, with treatments performed by an educated and knowledgeable staff. The Beautiful Image facial treatment operates via an electronic microcurrent machine that stimulates and lifts delicate facial muscles, reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Before beginning the procedure, you'll have a chance to discuss the treatment with the staff to ensure that it's the right approach for you.
By patronizing Avon, you're supporting a business with a worthwhile mission: to provide reduced-rate spa services for people fighting cancer and multiple sclerosis. The compassionate staff endeavors to provide sensitive, comprehensive, safe, and advanced aesthetic treatments to patients both healthy and ill, catering to the unique needs of disease-fighting patients to give them a day of respite and relaxation.
Appointment required.
Reviews
Check out what the Cleveland Sun Sentinel has to say about Avon Serenity Spa and its work with clients with MS and cancer:
- Her business is a full-service spa designed to cater to people fighting cancer and living with multiple sclerosis and she’s been considering every angle of her potential customers’ special needs including their sensitivity to smells and susceptibility toward nausea. 'They can come in and forget they have cancer for a day,' she said. A cancer survivor herself, Shrock explained that chemotherapy treatments dry out patients’ skin terribly, not to mention the chemical burns. She’s developed a menu of services, holistic healing treatments and special ordered a line of teas, journals, pillows, garden kits and cosmetic products she plans to give away during makeup application tutorials. She’s also tried to hire really nice people. – Alison Meaney, Sun Sentinel