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A massage therapist for 20 years, Patty continues to add to her repertoire at the Beaura Spa in New Jersey.

For first-timers to NJ massage therapy, she recommends starting out with the Swedish technique. It is a very light, relaxing all over body technique as an introduction to treatment. Shiatsu is another light touch therapy that is combined with the Swedish for the Beaura Spa’s signature massage. Using the fingertips, pressure is applied along the meridians of the body, which are on either side of the spine.

There’s no stopping it… school and football season are starting which means summer is coming to an end. The leaves will soon be changing and there will be a chill in the air. The Beura Spa wants our clients to be proactive against dull dry skin this winter by starting now with Profusion, the latest addition to the Isolaze system.

Even in humid climates, winter time is drying to the skin which makes fine lines and wrinkles even more pronounced. Because of this, pursuing facial rejuvenation New Jersey is essential to keeping the face hydrated and the wrinkles and flakey skin at bay. Kim Ashton, spa coordinator and licensed aesthetician, says, “You immediately feel a plumping of the skin after one treatment so you know it is working.”

I was born in the Middle East, but have been in the United States for over 22 years. I am fortunate not only because I can make a living at what I love, but that I have been blessed by being surrounded by very hard working, honest professionals. I consider myself a student of the skin. It’s an arena where you have to work to stay on top of all the information, so I stay current by taking courses in New York and reading all the latest journals. Last week I got some advance information on an FDA approved product. This keeps the Beaura Spa at The Parker Center in New Jersey at the cutting edge of a very fast, competitive industry.  As new information becomes available I incorporate it into my client’s regimen. My opinion is if you don’t want to be studying and learning, you can be happy as a facialist working in an average salon with mediocre products. That was never my goal.

“If you want to be pampered, you can go to a salon for a fluff, steam and cream. But if you are truly serious about taking corrective action for your skin concerns, nothing takes the place of medically based skin care. You wouldn’t eat macaroni and cheese while training for a marathon.  If long term results are important to you, base your product and procedure decisions on nutritional skincare and real science.”

Georgiana Liquori—Aesthetician—Beaura Spa at Parker Center