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This therapuetic, non-invasive skin treatment can involve anything from a dead sea mineral scrub to black head removal, and is purported to improve skin's appearance by ramping up circulation and exfoliating away dead skin cells.

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Average Price: $100

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spent $170 in Hotel Santa fe, NM Updated 3 months ago

I was on vacation in Santa Fe in Nov.2012. Prior to going I'd lost 25 pounds, half my goal, but for the first time not so happy with my face. Now don't get me wrong, I have a list of procedures that I need and want but God and Mom gave me amazing skin, am in my 50"s never had or needed a facial,... Read more

1 comment | 1 Thank You

spent $60 in San Diego, CA Updated 9 months ago

I always prefer to do massage on a regular basis. That is, in every 20 days. Now, recently the new products are being available in the market for massage. By doing massage on the regular basis, all the dirt and the dust is removed. By doing massage, the skin gets tight and do get the wrinkles on... Read more

3 comments | 2 Thank Yous

spent $150 in New York, NY Updated 16 days ago

The esthetician was friendly and nice but that was it - the proceedure left my face dry instead of hydrated and a week later I am still breaking out! She did not cleanse my face thoroughly and was using gloves which felt strange for the cleansing process. The process was quick and I really felt... Read more

1 comment | 1 Thank You

spent $100 in Lake Oswego, OR Updated 27 days ago

In April I attended a "Girl's Night Out" where a variety of services, products and procedures were presented. I decided to start with a facial from Sarah Waters, the aesthetician in Dr. Burgess' office. It was a wonderful experience and I look forward to my next one! Everyone in the office is... Read more

1 comment | 1 Thank You

spent $149 in New York, NY Updated 1 month ago

I recently bought the envisage facial exerciser and so far love it, I've noticed a big change in my saggy jowels, crows feet and forehead lines. I like to only use natural and non invasive products, but when I turned 50 I thought I'd have to get a surgical facelift because I was getting so many... Read more

5 comments | 2 Thank Yous

spent $10,000 in Montreal, ON Updated 9 months ago

I only have wonderful words to describe my experience with the procedure that was done on my face. At no time did I have any pain. The only discomfort, the swelling that was caused by the many other medical surgeries I had in the past. Such as brain surgeries for the removal of tumors. To my... Read more

2 comments | 1 Thank You

spent $59 in Los Angeles, CA Updated 9 months ago

The device has been very consistent and reliable. I use it every night if I can; comes with four speeds to get all the dirt out. I've been using to help keep my acne down to a minimum and so far I have seen results because often I sleep in my makeup and now I'm able to get it all out. Great buy! Read more

1 comment | 1 Thank You

spent $100 in Marina Del Rey, CA Created 1 year ago

My skin was in bad shape. Read more

spent $100 in Annapolis, MD Created 2 years ago

I am in my late 30's and had never had a facial before. I decided to treat myself to see what it is all about. I am a believer now! A friend recommended a local plastic surgeon's office which has an esthetician on staff. From the moment I walked through the door I found the whole... Read more

spent $100 in Mesa, AZ Updated 3 years ago

I went to a NuSkin party, and an independent distributor of NuSkin used the galvanic spa on my face, and she was very aggressive as she stroked this tool over my face. The end result was a two-inch deep red line on the left side of my cheek within 24 hours after she ran the tool over my face. ... Read more

spent $100 in MD Updated 4 years ago

I've had glycolic and TCA peels, but the best peel I had was one I did to myself accidentally. It did not cost $100; the form insists that peels must cost at least $100. I put 2 skin lotions on my face before bed - one was a vitamin C lotion in an orange bottle, and I forget what the other was... Read more

spent $60 in Seattle, WA Updated 4 years ago

So, I got lost on my way to the spa and ended up getting there almost 20 minutes late! Most of the time, this would get you bumped from your spot, but the esthetician who would be doing my facial and eyebrow wax luckily did not have a client right after me. She offered me a glass of water... Read more

2 Thank Yous

spent $105 in Plano, TX Updated 4 years ago

One of the two types of oxygen facials I have tried is good. The first one I did gave my face an awesome healthy glow that lasted about a week. I liked that so much I tried the same thing at another spa. The second spa was not using the same equipment or system as the first one that I liked. I... Read more

2 Thank Yous

spent $85 in Seattle, WA Updated 5 years ago

I think facials are great for your skin. I've tried all types of facials. My favorite is one where the esthetician has a small device to pulse my skin. Glavonic? Whenever I get a facial---every other month-- I tell myself I need to do them more reguarly. but then never seem to get around to it! Read more

1 comment | 5 Thank Yous

spent $15 in Brooklyn, NY Updated 5 years ago

I read a while ago in Allure that placing tea bags (not scalding hot!) over your eyes to reduce puffiness. I started out by buying a product called Jane Eyes Tea. But soon I realized I was paying $1 for each tea bag that's no different from one's I get at Safeway for a fraction of the... Read more

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