The Supernova facial incorporates state of the art anti-aging technologies and is the treatment responsible for many of the radiant faces you saw on the red carpet this year. This facial resurfaces the skin with a nutrient-rich liquid exfoliation, leaving the skin baby smooth. Next, microcurrent contours and depuff your complexion and a collagen mask infuses it with vital nutrients. The results are healthy, youthful and glowing skin.

Introductory Price: $169 for the month of March only!

Winter is almost a distant memory, what will you be wearing this summer?  Laser Hair Removal is now on sale.  $199/mth for 8 months.  Consultations are complimentary and required for this treatment.  Sale ends March 31, 2020. Conditions Apply.

Sun spots are also known as liver spots or age spots. They are the result of long-term exposure to the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays. Though sun spots are not symptomatic of disease they can affect the appearance and smoothness of one’s skin and are often accompanied by other types of sun damage such as rough skin and wrinkles.

Rosacea and other facial redness can also be a result of sun and environmental damage and aging.

For the month of March this instant gratification treatment is on sale buy 3 get 1 free.  Consultations are complimentary and required for this treatment

Erase years of damage with just 4 minutes a day!

ZO Skin Health's pharmaceutical grade skin restoration program will gently and effectively restore your skin's vitality so you can enjoy visible improvements in dark spots, aging skin, irregular skin texture and tone.

Purchase ZO's Skin Brightening & Texture system in March and recieve a FREE Photo Rejuvenation Therapy Facial (Photofacial) value $225

One Woman was created from a vision in March of 2015 when Sharla Brown went on a life changing trip to the Amazon Rain forest in Ecuador with WE.  Their community project was to build a Choza (a Women’s Empowerment Centre), where women could work together and create handmade items like jewellery, pottery and other items that could then be sold to provide a sustainable income and create a better life for themselves, their families and their community. After days of working with the Quechua women learning their trades and working on the Choza, she realised that all women in this world have the same goals; to have a better life, to give their children a better future, and to make a difference in their communities. Being an entrepreneur herself, she quickly realised that there was an opportunity to better help not only these women, but women from around the globe who have the same goals and dreams.