October 17, 2006

What’s the Frequency, Kenneth?

Remodeling Facial at The Nile Institute

Only in L.A. are the words you need a lift strung together as a statement and not a question.

For a better pick-me-up, visit Nina Curtis at The Nile Institute. Using Biologique Recherche products and the new Remodeling Face Machine (one of only two in So Cal), Curtis firms muscles and tightens skin without whipping out a blade.

After a cleanse, balancing toner, and manual microdermabrasion, Curtis massages vitamin-rich serums into your skin (possibly the best part) and follows up with a purifying or nourishing masque.

Next comes the almighty Machine. Skillfully wielding negatively and positively charged sponges, Curtis uses a combination of three electro frequencies and galvanic currents that purportedly melt away impurities, even out coloration, smooth fine lines and wrinkles, and contour the muscles of your face. (Ask her to do one side first so you can feel and see the difference.)

Mixing high tech with holistic, the spa also offers personalized facials, body treatments, and custom-blended mineral makeup.

So problematic or not, your skin will get the workout it needs.

Without question.

The Nile Institute, 9053 Nemo Street, between North Doheny Drive and Santa Monica Boulevard, West Hollywood (310-275-6453).