Facial or Sugaring Hair-Removal Treatment at The Encinitas Spa
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- Sugar-based hair removal
- Facial includes two cleansings & massage
- PCA skincare products
Without the help of professionals, maintaining beauty can be a complex task of protecting delicate skin, avoiding direct sunlight, and rushing to get the Mona Lisa back to the museum before the curator gets home. Enlist aesthetic assistance with today’s Groupon to The Encinitas Spa in Encinitas. Choose between the following options:
- For $25, you get an express facial (up to a $55 value).
- For $25, you get a Brazilian sugaring hair removal (up to a $65 value).
The Encinitas Spa's aestheticians holistically sustain skin with facials and hair-removal services. Bristle busters apprehend hair naturally with Brazilian sugaring, which uses a simple recipe that includes sugar and lemon juice. The formula eschews chemicals to protect skin as naturally and sweetly as the parasol of a hummingbird, and leaves many clients with less redness, pain, and ingrown hairs than waxing.
The spa's countenance coddlers begin the express facial with a diagnostic consultation before diving into two separate cleanses while patrons melt beneath a neck massage and a choice of hand or foot massage. The Clarisonic Pro brush shatters dirt and makeup with more than 300 oscillations per second. Extractions and an AHA exfoliant then divulge skin’s deepest secrets, such as hidden imperfections or embarrassment at tattoos from tightly knit book clubs. A cocktail of PCA clinical skincare products battle remnants of aging, while hot towels and aromatherapy fuel relaxation.
- Sugar-based hair removal
- Facial includes two cleansings & massage
- PCA skincare products
Without the help of professionals, maintaining beauty can be a complex task of protecting delicate skin, avoiding direct sunlight, and rushing to get the Mona Lisa back to the museum before the curator gets home. Enlist aesthetic assistance with today’s Groupon to The Encinitas Spa in Encinitas. Choose between the following options:
- For $25, you get an express facial (up to a $55 value).
- For $25, you get a Brazilian sugaring hair removal (up to a $65 value).
The Encinitas Spa's aestheticians holistically sustain skin with facials and hair-removal services. Bristle busters apprehend hair naturally with Brazilian sugaring, which uses a simple recipe that includes sugar and lemon juice. The formula eschews chemicals to protect skin as naturally and sweetly as the parasol of a hummingbird, and leaves many clients with less redness, pain, and ingrown hairs than waxing.
The spa's countenance coddlers begin the express facial with a diagnostic consultation before diving into two separate cleanses while patrons melt beneath a neck massage and a choice of hand or foot massage. The Clarisonic Pro brush shatters dirt and makeup with more than 300 oscillations per second. Extractions and an AHA exfoliant then divulge skin’s deepest secrets, such as hidden imperfections or embarrassment at tattoos from tightly knit book clubs. A cocktail of PCA clinical skincare products battle remnants of aging, while hot towels and aromatherapy fuel relaxation.
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About The Encinitas Spa
The Encinitas Spa's specialty is skincare, a logical choice given the exposure bodies get in the local surfing community. To ready clients for Speedo season, certified body sugarers smooth on a low-temperature sugar formula that is less likely to yank tender tissues than conventional wax, but more capable of picking up very fine hairs without cheesy lines. Medical-grade products from PCA Skin work alone to peel away damaged cells, or in tandem with a Clarisonic Pro brush to thoroughly cleanse pores. Eight types of massage compliment these treatments, and are performed by certified holistic-health practitioners, who have honed their healing touch during at least 1,000 hours of training, and massage therapists with at least 500 hours of training. In addition to encouraging citizens to hit the beach, the team strengthens ties to the community through charitable work, recently participating in a fundraiser for the Susan G. Komen foundation.