Skin by Angie

Yes. We sure do! During the procedure wax is inserted just inside the rim of the nostril. Its a great option for those that suffer from allergies.

If you are currently Pregnant, Nursing, use Blood Thinners, have Active Skin Infections, Hemophilia, Hepatitis, HIV, an allergy to Lidocaine/tetracaine/epinephrine, Trichatilamania or are under 18 yrs old and do not have parental consent you should not receive this treatment. If you are currently using the products or suffering from the conditions listed below please note the restrictions indicated before scheduling your appointment. Herpes (must take Prescription medication for 3 weeks prior to procedure) Cancer and Diabetics (doctors note required prior to procedure) Alcoholics (must be alcohol free for 24 hrs prior to procedure) Retin-A or Peels (stop use 30 days prior to procedure) Acutane (stop use 1 yr prior to procedure)

Yes. Gift Certificates are available in dollar amounts and specific services. Personalization also available for envelope.

Inhaling smoke specifically damages our skin in the same way as other environmental stressors: it creates free radical damage. Free radicals cause visible signs of aging like fine lines, uneven skin tone, and wrinkles. Smokers tend to have wrinkles around the mouth, upper lip, and eyes, darker skin, less radiance, and less tightness overall in their skin. The toxins in e-cigarettes make us look older sooner by accelerating the breakdown of collagen, a protein responsible for plumping skin and holding wrinkles at bay.

Stress is your body's reaction to toxins, hormones, pollutants and more. Since skin is your bodies largest organ its the easiest way to get rid of that build up. Taking a look at your home care routine, diet and water intake as well as your methods of de-stressing will all work together to alleviate symptoms.

A facial is a professional cleansing, purifying, and beautifying treatment of the skin on the face and neck and a great way for your therapist to get a good understanding of your skin prior to suggesting more aggressive treatments. For most people, facials can be scheduled every four weeks, although your therapist may recommend a different schedule. There are many variations of facials based on different needs, as well as different lengths of time. Tell your esthetician exactly what you want to get out of your facial, and she/he will be able to recommend a facial to meet your needs.