Proper Skin Care:

The skin is the largest organ in our bodies and has many functions in our daily lives.  Our skin helps us withstand changes in temperature by providing evaporative cooling through perspiration and by collecting fatty deposits for insulation.  The skin is responsible for shielding harmful exterior forces such as ultraviolet light rays from the sun while maintaining a protective barrier against germs and bacteria.  Proper care of the skin is vital for maintaining good overall health.

Over the last several years much has been learned about the skin and how it ages.  The skin is constantly growing, shedding the outermost layer while replacing itself with new cells from beneath.  As we age, our skin has a tendency to slow in the process and we have learned that this single fact is the main reason why our skin changes in appearance and texture over time.  As the cell replacement process slows, we become more susceptible to infection from germs and bacteria as well as sun damage from exposure to ultraviolet rays, which can lead to skin cancer.

Through regular application of exfoliating and moisturizing products, the skin can maintain youthful color, texture and performance in our later years.  In the 1990s with the introduction of a variety of Alpha Hydroxyl Acids, advanced exfoliation products began to become available.  These products have evolved today to provide a wide array of options from gentle to aggressive services.  Through professional implementation of these products, tired aging skin can regain some renewed youthful characteristics previously thought to have been lost to the passing of the years.  These products have even been effective in causing pre-cancerous cell tissue to shed avoiding surgery and associated scarring.

Care Of The Hands & Feet:

As our feet and hands are in constant use during our daily lives, they are thereby at risk of damage and infection.  Proper care of the hands and feet is known to be a fundamental part of maintaining good health.  Circulation to our hands and feet can become diminished as we age making it all the more important to care for them.

A Note About Acrylic Nails:

Acrylic nails are not right for everyone and the decision to wear them comes with a responsibility for proper maintenance that should not be taken lightly.  Improper care can increase the risk of mold and fungus which, when left unchecked, can permanently damage the nail beds.

Our Commitment To Excellence:

We will not allow ourselves to provide any service whereby we believe the client’s health or our standards would be compromised.

We trust you appreciate our commitment.