Paula Kaiser started her career in television news more than 20 years ago, winning several New England Emmys along the way. Tired of the grind, she shifted careers to focus on her other passion, skincare. She’s been with Elizabeth Grady for eight years, and has owned the Seekonk spa for three.
Let’s talk about how the transition from summer to fall affects your skin.
When there is a change of season with temperature, humidity, allergens, toxins, etc, it is super beneficial to take care of skin and sometimes even change up our skincare routine. It is the perfect time to exfoliate and get it ready to accept deep hydration by way of peels or a hydrating facial. Summer can be drying because of sun damage and chlorine. To restore a youthful glow I would recommend treatments such as our Pro Peel with our Hydrating Stem-Cell Mask, or a Microdermabrasion along with our Intensive Rehydration Facial.
We hear you’ve got an event coming up for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
The Elizabeth Grady salons of Seekonk and Dartmouth will be participating in Survivors Day on Sunday, October 4 at the Casino at Roger Williams Park in Providence. The event is for all cancer survivors, family and friends to gather and celebrate life. Aimee, one of our massage therapists, will be volunteering to do chair massages and Kelsie, an esthetician, is also volunteering to talk about how skin care can change a dull complexion after treatment and also benefit the soul!
Elizabeth Grady Spa
20 Commerce Way
Seekonk
508-336-7710
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