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Alexandra Wagner Skin Care
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I moved to L.A. six years ago and I've spent a lot of money and time going from place to place in search of a really good facial. Went to many of these celebrity endorsed places that tout themselves as having ""advanced technologies"" and ""unparalleled service and results."" Wrong! I would always end up walking out of the place with a cute bag filled with over-priced products that were pushed on me with claims that they would do ""miracles"" and a high-priced mediocre facial. Also, I guess because they have a celebrity clientele, these places feel they are doing their non-celebrity clients a favor because the presumptuousness is palpable the minute I stepped in the place. No warm welcome here. As for the facial itself, if you claim to be ""health skin experts,"" then apply that so called expertise and give me a good facial. Don't just massage my skin! Don't massage my feet! Don't slather me with creams that make me feel I could have done this at home. Seriously, I would always walk out feeling like I had just been duped.
Pros: Amazing facial!!!
Cons: None.
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