Scottsdale Facial Acupuncture Organic European Face Care Treatment Launched
Jun 27, 2017
AcuHealth Skin, a Scottsdale acupuncture clinic, announced a wide range of facial treatments combining elements of traditional acupuncture with organic European skin care products. The clinic offers various individual and multi-session facial treatment services.
Scottsdale, United States - June 27, 2017 /NewsNetwork/ —
AcuHealth Skin, an acupuncture clinic based in Scottsdale, Arizona, announced a new range of skin care services. Combining elements of traditional acupuncture with soothing European organic facial treatments, the clinic strives to offer a varied range of treatments to reduce wrinkles, improve skin elasticity, and protect facial skin against various toxic factors.
More information can be found at http://acuhealthaz.com/acuhealth-skin.
Acupuncture has long enjoyed a wide popularity as an effective way to relax, treat various conditions, manage pain and improve general wellness. AcuHealth Skin strives to offer acupuncture-based facial treatments for Scottsdale clients looking to improve the health of their skin, reduce wrinkles and reap the benefits of established cosmetic and therapeutic practices.
The clinic works with professional acupuncturists to ensure that all procedures adhere to established standards and are completely safe and reliable. AcuHealth Skin blends traditional acupuncture with the latest innovations in European organic facial treatments to create an innovative facial procedure for improved skin care.
The Scottsdale acupuncture clinic has selected and tested all products used in their treatments to minimize any potential risks. All products are designed to improve skin elasticity, tightness and firmness while avoiding rashes, irritations and other unpleasant after-effects.
The clinic offers various skin care services both individually and as a multi-session pack. Peel treatments are available, helping treat rough skin, reduce wrinkles and lines, and promote a healthy complexion. AcuHealth Skin offers peel treatments for many types of skin, inclusive sensitive, harsh or maturing skin.
Therapeutic masks are also available. The AcuHealth Skin masks are made of organic ingredients such as oat milk, papaya, pumpkin, avocado and many others.
The AcuHealth Skin acupuncture facials combine traditional acupuncture techniques with cleansing creams and anti-aging serums to offer high-quality skin care services that leverage the natural properties of the skin to improve appearance and promote skin health.
Interested parties can find more information by visiting the above-mentioned website.
Contact Info:
Name: Mary Koagedal
Email: [email protected]
Organization: AcuHealth Skin
Address: 8591 East Bell Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85260, United States
Phone: +1-480-477-7722
For more information, please visit http://acuhealthaz.com/acuhealth-skin/
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 211180
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