After drowning myself in drawers and cabinets full of pore minimizers, fruit-extract moisturizers, glycolic acid pads and toners galore (What?s toner for anyway?), I decided to bag it all up and bring it to someone who can read through all the marketing messages of Dior, Lancome and Facelogic, and tell me what the heck all this stuff is for and how and how often should I use it?
Enter SpaDelic. After getting an amazing facial-slash-massage there in Roswell, the facialist sensed my frustration when she, like most facial places, gave me samples of a skin care line to take home. I?m sure my face crunched up because inside I was thinking ?What do I do with this stuff? What is it even for? I have too many products already!? So the facialist volunteered for me to bring in all of my facial cleansers and moisturizers (of which I have a slew) for her to look at, tell me what to keep, what to throw out how to use each one and in what order. And the best part? She wasn?t trying to sell me a thing. She just wanted to help.
I think she thought I was just frontin? (as they say in rap videos), that I wasn?t going to actually come through?but, oh did I! I showed up a few days later with a bag of 10 or 11 products that I knew were high end, and had spent good money on, but had not a clue as to how to use them. Not only did she come through on her help, but I felt like I learned so much. It was fabulous! I highly recommend this place?for incredible facials and expert advice.
Pros: Boutique spa in the 'burbs, none of those spa in a box places.
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