Tomato Spa
If you think tomatoes are just for eating think again, check out these spa treatments that all incorporate of favorite food, tomatoes!
0If you think tomatoes are just for eating think again, check out these spa treatments that all incorporate of favorite food, tomatoes!
Facial Tomato Peel ($100, 60 minutes) at Just For You Salon & Spa (Tempe, AZ): Utilizing Skin Script products, this service includes a tomato peel paste that is applied to the face for 20 minutes to kill bacteria and clean the pores, followed by up to a five-layer Jessner peel.
http://www.justforyouintempe.com/
Red Wine Collagen Facial ($155, 80 minutes) at Spa Marbella at Mission Inn Resort & Club (Howey-in-the-Hills, FL): This facial includes Skin Fitness Therapy products that feature a cocktail of ingredients including blueberries, cherries, pomegranates, red wine grapes, and tomatoes, which leave skin with a healthier and more radiant appearance.
http://www.missioninnresort.com/spa/spa.html
Nourishing Organic Body Wrap ($100, 50 minutes) at The Spa at Traditions at Traditions at the Glen Resort and Hotel (Johnson City, NY): This body wrap, relying on Comfort Zone products, includes a firming and hydrating mask of antioxidant botanical extracts, such as red beet, spinach, and tomato. This full-body wrap leaves the skin toned and balanced.
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