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Everyone’s favorite SPAWEEK SPECIAL is here! OCT3-NOV3
Tribeca spa of Tranquility
462 GREENWICH ST. NEW YORK NY,10013
$29 – 30 min reflexology foot massage (reg $70.00)
$29 – Manicure pedicure (Originally $49)
$59 – 60 min Authentic Korean Body Scrub (Originally $129)
$50 – 45 min Massage (Originally $109)
* cannot use (2) 45 minute sessions for a 90 minute massage session.
90 minute massage is 129$$79 – 60 min Signature Massage (Originally $129)
$129 – 90 min Signature Massage (Originally $ 179)
$50 – 45 min European Facial with light extraction
(Originally $109)$79 – 60 min European Deluxe Facial with thorough extraction
(Originally $129)$89 – Peel& Lift Facial (Originally $139)
$119 – 90 min Scrub and massage Combo (Originally$179)
$99 – Catio Express (45 minute )
Non-surgical face lifts (Originally $129)$199 – Catio Deluxe Facial(90 minute )
recommended for 1st time catio facial experience
Non-surgical face lifts (Originally $259)$99 Hydra facial – good for all types of skin. just ask Paris Hilton. (Originally $199)
Please Tip 15% – 20 % on the ORIGINAL price.
Accept tip in cash, ATM available.Series Special: (minimum is 4 treatments)
- You can mix & match any treatments, No expiration date on our series.
(Share with your loved ones and family)
- Purchase series of 6 treatments at discounted price.
Receive 1 complimentary mani pedi
- Purchase series of 10 treatments at discounted price,
Receive 2 complimentary mani pedi
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The newest from Sara Happ is almost good enough to eat!
Happy Friday! I want to tell you about this lovely product, the limited-edition Sara Happ x Sprinkles Red Velvet Lip Scrub ($24)! Not only will Sara Happ’s vegan, all-natural formula leave lips smooth, prepped and primed, but this particular lip scrub has been formulated with all the goodness of Sprinkles’ famous red velvet cupcake, making it almost good enough to eat.
If that’s not enough to get you excited, lip expert Sara Happ is donating 10% percent of purchase proceeds of the Red Velvet Lip Scrub to Baby2Baby – an organization that provides necessities such as diapers and clothing to disadvantaged children – so you can indulge in Sara’s sweetest treat yet, and feel great about doing it.
Key Ingredients:All Lip Scrubs come packed with food grade ingredients, making them almost good enough to eat. Grape seed, macadamia nutand sweet almond oils blend with carefully ground sugar crystals to ensure lips are hydrated while being gently yet effectively exfoliated. This limited edition Lip Scrub is bursting with Sprinkles’ Red Velvet Cupcake flavor!Application:Massage a generous amount onto lips using firm, circular motions. Wipe away with a tissue.Price: $2410% of all proceeds will go directly to Baby2BabyWhere to buy:SaraHapp.com, Nordstrom, Nordstrom.com, Bluemercury, Bluemercury.com -
Aaron Faber Gallery’s Annual Fall Exhibition
Before Auguste Rodin revolutionized the 19th century art scene with his evocative approach to sculpture, artists were content to draw sculptural inspiration from mythology and history, sculpting forms and figures that fit an idealized image. Rodin, instead, chose to expose the raw emotion and natural vitality he saw in his subjects. He employed a sculpting motif that explored spatial form rather than solid; sinuous lines rather than straight; and textured molds rather than smooth. His approach is considered to have been the birth of Modern Sculpture.
For the annual 2016 Fall exhibition, Aaron Faber Gallery challenged twelve celebrated jewelry artists to maneuver Rodin’s path to create jewelry pieces inspired by the principles of modern sculpture. “Jewelry as Sculpture as Jewelry” opened at the Gallery’s 666 Fifth Avenue, Manhattan, New York location on Thursday, October 6, 2016 with commissioned interpretations of modern sculpture’s influence on jewelry art from the following participating artists:
- Roland Dubuc
- Arata Fuchi
- Lucie Heskett-Brem
- Paolo Marcolongo
- Tom & Bernd Munsteiner
- Tod Pardon
- So Young Park
- Claudio Pino
- Baiyang Qiu
- Kim Rawdin
- Peter Schmid for Atelier Zobel
- Aleksandra Vali
“Defining contemporary sculpture in all of its aspects is not the purpose of this exhibition, but it can be said to include movement, light, sound, concept and installation, as well as form and dimension,” said Patricia Faber, exhibition curator and co-owner of Aaron Faber Gallery. “Many studio jewelry artists are modern sculptors of wearable, three-dimensional forms. This group exhibition will highlight that aspect of our field.”
“Jewelry as Sculpture as Jewelry” will exhibit at Aaron Faber Gallery through October 29, 2016. The exhibition will then be taken to Chicago for the 2016 SOFA Chicago art fair.
