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Finding the Right Spa
What to Tell an Aesthetician
Spa Treatment: Go in Without Makeup
Preparing for a Spa Treatment
Spa Treatment: Removing Makeup
Spa Treatment: Steaming
Enzyme Peels
Neck Massage
Rotary Brush for Exfoliation
Spa Treatment: Professional Extractions
Spa Treatment: Photo Rejuvenation
Spa Treatment: Protecting the Eyes
Spa Treatment: Anti-aging Gel
Spa Treatment: Smoothing Irons
Finishing a Spa Treatment
Finding a spa can be done through the yellow pages, the Internet or through referrals from friends and fam… More
Need to rejuvenate but don't have the time or money for a weekend getaway? A day spa could be the perfect … More
Remove any jewelry before beginning your spa treatment. Learn about preparation for spa treatments in this… More
Spas have changed considerably over the years. Once a place for a sauna or massage, today spas can be over… More
Learn about all the services that an Eco spa provides and why it is different from normal spas in this fre… More
Most people enjoy spending a few hours at a spa having someone take care of them and indulging in a variet… More
Chi is the life force which runs through a person's body. The balance of the body's physical and physiolog… More
If you are looking for a way to achieve younger and more refined skin without Botox or cosmetic surgery, y… More
Smoothing irons will help the products that have been applied to the skin to work into the skin. Learn abo… More
Anti-aging gel can be applied along with anti-acne gel. Learn about the use of anti-aging gel in spa treat… More
Photo rejuvenation is light emitting diodes. Learn about photo rejuvenation in spa treatments in this free… More
Steaming helps to open the pores and soften the skin. Learn about steaming in spa treatments in this free … More
Extractions really get the skin clean. Learn about professional extractions in spa treatments in this free… More
Your spa treatment will include protecting your eyes during photo rejuvenation. Learn about eye protection… More
Beginning around the eyes, you will have all your makeup removed. Learn about makeup removal in spa treatm… More
Summary: Steaming helps to open the pores and soften the skin. Learn about steaming in spa treatments in this free health and beauty video.
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"Alright JR, so what I'm seeing is, I'm seeing, like I said, a little bit of congestion here, which is normal for everyone. You're a little bit dryer on the cheeks and on the forehead. We're going to be able to clean this out down here, and some of these things, you know, you can do at home, you know, very gently with your fingers wrapped in tissues. You can do the extractions after you get out of the shower. OK. Just so you don't have, you know, so you don't have a lot of oil build up. Now, for people at home who are looking and they're seeing it, is that dead skin, is that a white head? What exactly is it that we see? What you're looking at is you're looking at a combination of dead skin, you're looking at makeup that gets embedded in to the pores, and you're just looking at oil that is produced. It's a natural oil called sebum, and that's produced in the pore, and that's what you want to clean out, because it's a natural thing to have sebum or oil production, but you just want to keep it cleaned out because if you leave it in the pore, what happens is it enlarges the pore, and that's when you get large pores. OK. OK? So you want to consistently clean that out to minimize the pore size. OK, I see the steam, I'm ready. OK. And now what does the steam do? What the steam does is the steam helps to open the pores and soften the skin. So when we go to do the extractions, the big extraction process, it'll come out much easier and be less painful. I feel like I'm like in a horror movie, you know, where the ghost is about to appear out of all the steam. It is a little bit like that. Like you're in the fog. But actually the steam smells good. It's some sort of aromatherapy or something good. It doesn't smell like lavender or flowery or something. Oh, you're very perceptive. Yeah, I actually put a little bit of aromatherapy oil in this little part right here, so when the steam comes out it smells really nice. And it's all a part of the experience"
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