ARVADA, CO, September 13, 2011 (Press-News.org) Skin Solutions Medical Spa has been serving the Denver Metro area for the past 15 years and was recently nominated for Denver 7's A-List as Denver's best Medical Spa. The spa stands out in the community by providing the highest level of customer service while producing state-of-the-art cosmetic procedures and aesthetic treatments that are safe and effective. The announcement of Express Rejuvenation Day shows the spa's commitment to provide even more quality to their clients and community.
Skin Solutions Medical Spa's new Express Rejuvenation Day was driven by the demand of the public. People are busy and often don't have time to spend hours on their skin in a spa. This does not mean that they don't want to look as great as they feel. The idea is simple, to provide busy professionals with a high quality facial that will rejuvenate their skin and make it look and feel like new, while only taking 30-minutes out of their day. Although the idea is simple the facial is not. The client will be given 1 of 3 facials. Which facial the client receives will be directly determined by their specific skin's needs. The product used during the facial is a non-toxic, local, product that the spa has used for years. "The product is amazing and works," says Donna Lapetina the spa owner.
The first Express Rejuvenation Day is scheduled for Friday, September 23, 2011. On this day the spa will only be performing these three express facials to ensure that they are able to treat the maximum number of busy professionals. The spa is however still only able to offer a limited number of slots and is encouraging people to reserve their facial in advance to ensure they have a seat. Can't make this Express Rejuvenation Day, no worries the spa is planning on holding an express facial day similar to this one each month. For additional information on Skin Solutions Media Spa and Express Rejuvenation Day visit their Website, Facebook Page, or call 303-423-3342 to reserve your seat for September 23, 2011.
Skin Solutions Medical Spa has been serving the Denver Metro area for 15 years and specializes in the highest quality cosmetic procedures and aesthetic treatments.
Website: http://SkinSolutionsMedicalSpa.com
Skin Solutions Medical Spa in Arvada Announces Their New Express Rejuvenation Day, Express Facials For Busy Professionals
Skin Solutions Medical Spa in Arvada, CO announces their new Express Rejuvenation Day, a day set aside for busy professionals that want to look great but don't have the time to sit in a spa for hours. First day is September 23, 2011.
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[Press-News.org] Skin Solutions Medical Spa in Arvada Announces Their New Express Rejuvenation Day, Express Facials For Busy ProfessionalsSkin Solutions Medical Spa in Arvada, CO announces their new Express Rejuvenation Day, a day set aside for busy professionals that want to look great but don't have the time to sit in a spa for hours. First day is September 23, 2011.