The best Valentine’s Day gift for you. Limited time offer. Now at Facelogic Skin Care Spa in Redmond

February 2, 2012 by  
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Benefits of a Monthly Facial Program Part III

January 26, 2012 by  
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When will I benefit from Dermalogica vs Elite facial?

All facials are 60 min and include: cleansing, exfoliation, extraction if needed, customized mask, and facial massage. Elite facials in addition often include a peel or microdermabrasion and are treatment oriented.

Dermalogica is recommended for normal skin type and Elite facials are best for skin requiring acne or rosacea treatment, as well as sensitive and dry skin requiring intensive help to prevent premature aging by boosting the natural production of collagen. In addition skin with scarring, discoloration and texture problems will benefit from our Elite facials. In Elite facials most often we use DG Skincare or Eminence Organics skin care products, however at times we may customize the facials with other products to assure best results, like a diamond tip microdermabrasion treatment.

Our facials are always customized to your skin type, concerns and needs and your skin care therapist will provide you with the best care for you. Call or Email us today for an appointment.

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Benefits of a Monthly Facial Program Part II

January 19, 2012 by  
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How much does a monthly facial cost?

Our Dermalogica facials are $69 and Elite facials are $89 with six months commitment. We do recommend at least six months for best results.

Our monthly program allows getting additional discounts not only on facials but also other skin care services like waxing, sugaring, tinting etc. The savings are 20-25% from our non-member facials.

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Our facials are always customized to your skin type, concerns and needs and your skin care therapist will provide you with the best care for you. Call or Email us today for an appointment.

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Benefits of a Monthly Facial Program

January 12, 2012 by  
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What are the benefits of a monthly professional facial?

A monthly facial will give you an opportunity to work with a skin care specialist regularly. Your skin will be analyzed monthly by a licensed Aesthetician. Your skin needs may change rapidly and with regular facials and your concerns will be addressed immediately.

Some of the factors that can change your skin are: stress level, diet, lifestyle, seasonal changes in the weather and hormonal changes like menopause.

Therefore, a regular professional facial with appropriate home skin care will help to keep your skin looking healthy, clear and fresh regardless of age.  More benefits of a monthly facial include: exfoliation and better absorption of skin care products, improved texture and complexion. Increased circulation and stimulation to the skin will help with collagen production and help with premature aging.  Preventive acne treatments will help with breakouts and blemishes. Healthy and radiant skin will boost your confidence and taking an hour a month will give you the time to unwind and relax.

Regular facials are made affordable with our monthly program. They are an excellent tool in preventive skin care with great dividends in years to come. You can compare the benefits of regular skin care to the of regular exercise, healthy lifestyle and diet.

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Our facials are always customized to your skin type, concerns and needs and your skin care therapist will provide you with the best care for you. Call or Email us today for an appointment.

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Healthy Habits Tips Series – Week 9 Boost your immune system naturally

December 8, 2011 by  
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Healthy eating habits are extremely important but what does this really mean? We think it’s a lifestyle where you make a time-tested commitment to balance, variety and moderation.

Simply said: it is an everyday commitment to eating a variety of foods from different food groups without getting too many calories or too much of one nutrient.

So, where do you start?
We all know that old habits are hard to break, so start slow. Be realistic with your expectations and make one change a week, rather than trying to change everything at once. Try adopting one nutrition tip a week and incorporate it into your busy lifestyle. Within 2-3 months you will develop healthy eating habits that will last a lifetime…..more energy, better health and beautiful skin are just some of the benefits.

Boost your immune system naturallyFacelogic Skin Care Spa Healthy Habits Boosting Immune System

Vitamin C from citrus fruits can boost our immune system naturally. Add fresh lemon juice to your water or a few drops of Pure Inventions just ask us for your favorite flavor next time you are at Facelogic.

Plenty of sleep, a brisk walk outside and foods high in omega-3 fatty acids; like walnuts, flaxseed and salmon will support your immune system naturally. Wash you hands before every meal.

Check out:  Calorieinc and call and talk with Caryn if you would like an accountability partner or more information. She is offering special discounts for Facelogic Skin Care Spa clients.

Check out: 21 Acres as a local source for fresh organic produce and cooking classes. Amazing concept. We’re very impressed.

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Healthy Habits Tips Series – Week 8 Dine Out Less

December 1, 2011 by  
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Healthy eating habits are extremely important but what does this really mean? We think it’s a lifestyle where you make a time-tested commitment to balance, variety and moderation.

Simply said: it is an everyday commitment to eating a variety of foods from different food groups without getting too many calories or too much of one nutrient.

So, where do you start?
We all know that old habits are hard to break, so start slow. Be realistic with your expectations and make one change a week, rather than trying to change everything at once. Try adopting one nutrition tip a week and incorporate it into your busy lifestyle. Within 2-3 months you will develop healthy eating habits that will last a lifetime…..more energy, better health and beautiful skin are just some of the benefits.

Dine Out Less

Huge portions high in fat and calories makes it hard to eat well when dining out. When you do eat out, avoid fried foods, heavy sauces and dressings, and skip fillers like bread baskets. Most restaurants have now a “healthy choice” on the menu. Ordering a mini portion or sharing your plate is also a good option. Facelogic skin care spa healthy habits tips series dine out less

Check out:  Calorieinc and call and talk with Caryn if you would like an accountability partner or more information. She is offering special discounts for Facelogic Skin Care Spa clients.

Check out: 21 Acres as a local source for fresh organic produce and cooking classes. Amazing concept. We’re very impressed.

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Healthy Habits Tips Series – Week 7 Feed Your Brain

November 25, 2011 by  
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Healthy eating habits are extremely important but what does this really mean? We think it’s a lifestyle where you make a time-tested commitment to balance, variety and moderation.

Simply said: it is an everyday commitment to eating a variety of foods from different food groups without getting too many calories or too much of one nutrient.

So, where do you start?
We all know that old habits are hard to break, so start slow. Be realistic with your expectations and make one change a week, rather than trying to change everything at once. Try adopting one nutrition tip a week and incorporate it into your busy lifestyle. Within 2-3 months you will develop healthy eating habits that will last a lifetime…..more energy, better health and beautiful skin are just some of the benefits.

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Supply it with the right nutrients throughout the day. Glucose, iron, B, C and E vitamins have all been shown to affect our memory, attentiveness, ability to react and respond. The brain needs a continuous supply of glucose to fuel it. Eat foods high in omega-3 fatty acids such as salmon, flaxseed oil, and omega-3 eggs.

Check out:  Calorieinc and call and talk with Caryn if you would like an accountability partner or more information. She is offering special discounts for Facelogic clients.

Check out: 21 Acres as a local source for fresh organic produce and cooking classes. Amazing concept. We’re very impressed.

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Healthy Habits Tip Series – Week 6 Don’t Skip Meals

November 17, 2011 by  
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Healthy eating habits are extremely important but what does this really mean? We think it’s a lifestyle where you make a time-tested commitment to balance, variety and moderation.

Simply said: it is an everyday commitment to eating a variety of foods from different food groups without getting too many calories or too much of one nutrient.

So, where do you start?
We all know that old habits are hard to break, so start slow. Be realistic with your expectations and make one change a week, rather than trying to change everything at once. Try adopting one nutrition tip a week and incorporate it into your busy lifestyle. Within 2-3 months you will develop healthy eating habits that will last a lifetime…..more energy, better health and beautiful skin are just some of the benefits.

Don’t Skip Meals

Waiting more than four or five hours between meals causes your blood sugar to bottom out, leaving you weak, irritable and tired. Try to eat three balanced meals and two snacks per day. Include a protein source in every meal and snack.

Avoid reaching for refined sugars when you starving, so no candy bars. Sorry. What you do is telling your body to create a burst of insulin to metabolize the sugar. Unstable and high insulin levels can cause problems like diabetes type 2. By cutting refined sugar you in your diet your body slows the production of insulin to healthier levels. Try a baked apple instead.

Good snack idea: a handful or blueberries mixed with almonds or walnuts. This is a great source of antioxidants, fiber, omega-3 and protein with low sugar content.

Check out:  Calorieinc and call and talk with Caryn if you would like an accountability partner or more information. She is offering special discounts for Facelogic clients.

Check out: 21 Acres as a local source for fresh organic produce and cooking classes. Amazing concept. We’re very impressed.

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Healthy Habits Tip Series – Week #5 Portion Control

November 10, 2011 by  
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Healthy eating habits are extremely important but what does this really mean? We think it’s a lifestyle where you make a time-tested commitment to balance, variety and moderation.

Simply said: it is an everyday commitment to eating a variety of foods from different food groups without getting too many calories or too much of one nutrient.

So, where do you start?

We all know that old habits are hard to break, so start slow. Be realistic with your expectations and make one change a week, rather than trying to change everything at once. Try adopting one nutrition tip a week and incorporate it into your busy lifestyle. Within 2-3 months you will develop healthy eating habits that will last a lifetime…..more energy, better health and beautiful skin are just some of the benefits.

Portion Control

Over the years, our perception of a normal portion has grown considerably and as a result so has our waistline. Your meal portions should leave you satisfied, but not feeling stuffed. Your body takes 20 minutes to tell your brain that it is full, so eat slowly. Share a meal with your family or friends if possible. Enjoy a good conversation and quality time. Turn off your TV and take a walk after your meal.

Check out:  Calorieinc and call and talk with Caryn if you would like an accountability partner or more information. She is offering special discounts for Facelogic clients.

Check out: 21 Acres as a local source for fresh organic produce and cooking classes. Amazing concept. We’re very impressed.

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Help with Healthy Holiday Eating with Caryn Laviv of Calorie Inc.

October 31, 2011 by  
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As a child there were two important parts to Halloween: the costume and the pillowcase. The pillowcase was particularly important because I wanted to ensure that I had maximum capacity for all my Halloween candy. Each year there was a competition between me and my brother to see who could get the most candy. There was so much candy between the two of us that it would last for a few months (my brother and I were very good at rationing). I did, however, often catch my parents helping themselves to our stockpile. Whoever said “kids will be kids” should’ve said “adults will be kids!”

As an adult I see how scary the holidays can be for dieters. Month after month from October to January, parties and excessive food can challenge your good intentions and your good habits. But there are ways to avoid or limit weight gain during this time.

It would be easy to say “reduce sweets and alcohol, and practice portion control, all while maintaining your exercise routine.” But let’s be real. If those behaviors aren’t followed during the year, why would they be followed in the midst of the most celebratory and food-focused time of the year?

I’m a big believer in small steps. Small positive steps, when compounded over time, lead to wonderful results. What small step can you make with your food that will get you to January 1 feeling proud and accomplished? Remember a small step isn’t “lose 10 pounds.” That is a goal. A step is an action.

Here are some ideas to get you started:

• Replace one alcoholic beverage with a glass of water or sparkling water each time you go out
• Bring your lunch to work twice per week
• Replace two lattes per week with tea or regular coffee
• Try one new vegetable per week

Notice how all of these ideas are relatively easy and painless? They will, however, make a big difference, and they will inspire you to make more small steps.

Make it a game. Have fun. What one small step can you make?

Caryn Laviv
Founder of Calorie Inc
Create Your Future Body at Calorie Inc

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