Seattle Luxury Gua Sha Facial Extractions With Raw Active Ingredients Launched

Dec 7, 2022

Penelope and the Beauty Bar (206-438-1750), an acclaimed luxury spa located at the Fairmont Olympic Hotel in Seattle, WA, is updating services with the addition of their signature, ancient Chinese Gua Sha facial treatments.

Seattle,United States - December 7, 2022 /PressCable/ —

An opulent, high-end, high-quality spa and medi spa, downtown Seattle’s Penelope and the Beauty Bar offers some of the industry’s most innovative approaches to skin, hair, and body care and many of the word’s top beauty products. With the addition of the Signature Gua Sha facial, the spa now offers an ancient Chinese therapy said to specifically target and reduce signs of aging.

More information is available at https://www.penelopeandthebeautybar.com/pages/face-services

Featured in Allure, WWD. Elle, Vogue, Seattle Magazine, and more, Penelope and the Beauty Bar prides itself on its superior service, world class products and procedures, and luxurious ambiance. The newly introduced signature Gua Sha facial utilizes an authentic Chinese massage tool that gently relaxes stiff muscles and promotes tissue drainage to achieve a plumped, lifted, and refreshed complexion.

Appointments can be booked directly from the spa website at https://www.penelopeandthebeautybar.com/pages/schedule-an-appointment-1

Each of the customized signature facial treatments Penelope and the Beauty Bar offers can include any one of the products they represent, from France’s Biologique Recherche line to Germany’s acclaimed MBR brand, to the Forlle’d line from Japan or the iconic Bellefontaine line.

The Gua Sha facial takes a little over an hour and can be paired with the micropuncture eye and lip treatment, a signature hand treatment, and/or a customized neck and decollete treatment for an all-in-one spa experience.

Penelope and the Beauty Bar beauticians specialize in a full range of spa and medi spa procedures, including non-surgical facelifts, micro-puncture, French detox body wraps, massage, cupping, micro-needling, derma-planing, and aesthetics that include nail and hair treatments, makeup, lash extensions, and more.

Winners of the City’s Best Award in 2022, the spa prides itself on providing results-driven treatments and uncompromising service.

A recent customer says, “With the French music playing in the background, Penelope and the Beauty Bar is so relaxing and welcoming. They offer beverages while you wait, and I love the professionalism and the quality of their treatments. This is the ultimate spa pamper splurge, which is why I’ve been a loyal customer for years.”

With an update in services to include what many are calling a uniquely relaxing and rejuvenating experience, the signature Gua Sha facial at Penelope and the Beauty Bar gives Seattle residents the opportunity to try one of the industry’s simultaneously oldest and newest treatments for a refreshed and radiant complexion.

Learn more at https://www.penelopeandthebeautybar.com

Contact Info:
Name: Angela Rosen
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Organization: Penelope and the Beauty Bar
Address: 411 University street, Seattle, Washington 98101, United States
Website: https://www.penelopeandthebeautybar.com/

Source: PressCable

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