Face Logic

Yvonne at Facelogic Fontana gives an awesome facial. She takes her time with you and explains every step or if you want quiet that’s exactly what she gives you. I would definitely see her for all your skin care needs.

Okay. I should preface this review by writing that I haven’t had a treatment done here. Yet.
The point of Face Logic is to bring skin care to the masses; thus, 60 minute facials are $ 49 or $ 39 with membership (it’s free, but I think they automatically charge you each month… I dunno, I’m still confused, but intrigued). Face Logic, in part, started by the dude (tte) responsible for Curves. That should deter me, but it does not. The frugal-​chic gal I, I need this. Bad. Facials are my crack. If I can get it done for half the price in comparison to other spa, I’m so there. I am pro this business model.
***update***
I still have not utilized the services here, but I tried for a walk-​in appointment. Tried is the operative word. I got there at 6:15, but they stop taking appointments after 5:45. Fortunately for me, I got comp-​ed a free waxing. I already love it. I’m so going.
***another update***
Okay. For $ 39, I got an adequate facial. They do treatments in a large room which is divided by privacy walls, but basically it’s a big room, so you’ll have to be quiet.
I was kinda buggered by the amount of mostiurizer and sunscreen my… ug… whatever you call ‘em… put on my face. I was totally greasy. My massage was okay too. There was barely any pressure.
I did get my free waxing which was great though. They use a special wax apparently. Okay, I don’t wax much, so I don’t know the difference, but I thought it was fine.
I would rather spend another $ 40 for Burke Williams – better atomsphere and more relaxing. But for a quick fix, this worked. I guess I’ll keep the four stars because for what it is, it was fine.