What You'll Get
Eighty percent of America's cucumber crop goes toward making pickles; the other 50% is distributed among spas for edible eye coverings. Harvest your senses with today's Groupon to Challise & Company Hair Skin Body in Marietta. Choose between the following options:
- For $30, you get a Spring Fling spa package (a $65 value).
- For $60, you get a Mother's Day pampering package (a $135 value).
Challise & Company reinvigorates life vessels with a slew of spa services. With today's deal, customers can opt for the Spring Fling package to pamper phalanges with a cuticle-shaping manicure (a $15 value) and a foot-finishing pedicure (a $25 value). After these paw-coddling services, appendage-enders are left in tip-top shape for afternoons of competitive charades-playing or picket-sign-holding. Then, the calming caresses and soothing strokes of the chair massage further melt away tension and stress (a $25 value).
The Mother's Day pampering package serenades skin with petroleum-free, naturally derived Aveda products. Cleanse pores of dirt, oil, and bad first impressions with the custom Aveda signature facial (an $85 value), and then polish high-five machines with the epidermis-refining Aveda paraffin hand treatment (a $10 value). Affable stylists can also smooth ferocious strands with a shampoo, blow-dry, and style (a $25 value) before renewing smile mantels with an Aveda makeup touch-up (a $15 value).
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires May 4, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy multiple as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. By appointment only. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Challise & Company - Hair Skin Body
Aestheticians at Challise & Company - Hair Skin Body, an Aveda salon and spa, revamp tresses and beautify complexions with botanical extracts blended into Aveda products. These cherry, pumpkin, and vanilla serums team up to cleanse pores, nourish hair, and soothe stressed muscles during negotiations to release hostage knots. A portion of all proceeds goes to local charities selected by staff members.