Thursday, December 19, 2013

Relax With A Hot Cup Of Rooibos Tea

Drink rooibos tea to keep wrinkles at bay and beautify from the inside. Japanese researchers have found that rooibos slows cell damage and halts the aging process. Derived from the African red bush plant, rooibos is loaded with more antioxidants and minerals than green or white tea. Look for it at your local supermarket. Brew as directed and drink two cups a day.

Source: Woman’s World January 23, 2012. Photo credit Lyle Nel.

Thursday, December 12, 2013

You Are Invited to the Dec. 15th Souli Open House!

Mark your calendars for the Souli Skin Spa HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE Sunday, December 15, from 12 to 5pm. There will be loads of stocking stuffers and gift ideas, chocolates and champagne.
  • Lorraine May from The Misha May Foundation Dog Training and Rescue will be at the open house selling calendars. Proceeds go toward helping find homes for our furry friends.
  • Dianne Maroney will be signing her new book,“The Imagine Project,” which recounts the stories of people she interviewed as she traveled across the country. Her subjects faced and overcame unbelievable hardships, and the stories of these heroes are inspirational and heartwarming.
  • By attending you will be entered into a raffle drawing for a JetPeel/Red Light Photorejuvenation treatment valued at $159 and three Dermapen microneedling treatments valued at $750.
  • Bring a blanket to the open house to donate for a soldier in Afghanistan and get 10% off your next facial. All blankets go to HugsForOurSoldiers.org.
  • See the beautiful jewelry from Beyond Beads by Robyn Nicholson at The Workshops. Very affordable for fabulous Christmas gifts!
  • Choose from the new arrivals of Archipelago candles and luscious pomegranate body washes and lotions.
  • And you don't want to miss out on the yummy salt caramels from local Helliemae’s as seen in December issue of Real Simple) and the Spicy Chile Crunch condiment from local chef Susie Hojel (as seen in December issue of5280).
Hope to see you on Sunday!

Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Dermaplaning: More Exfoliation, Better Product Penetration, Increased Collagen Production

That’s the beauty of Dermaplaning (also called Epidermal Leveling). This simple and safe technique involves a light shaving with a small blade on the top layer of skin (epidermis). The process is painless and not only removes dead skin but also has the added benefit of removing fine vellus hair or “peach fuzz.” Dermaplaning helps with dead skin buildup, fine lines, uneven texture, and superficial pigmentation. It leaves the skin feeling smooth and absolutely glowing.

Many people with rosacea or sensitive skin are not good candidates for microdermabrasion due to the vacuum used. However, Dermaplaning can be done safely on mild forms of rosacea. The treatment is also a great go-to treatment option for those who are pregnant or nursing and cannot use topical exfoliating agents and acids that could be absorbed into the bloodstream.

$80 for one-hour treatment; $95 with pumpkin enzyme steam.