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recent reviews and articles about skin haven
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Day Spa Magazine July 2008 |
"Original artwork within a spa setting can make quite a statement, but it can also be costly. Sharōn Ronen found a way around this problem..."
Click here to read more.
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Los Angeles Times July 2008 |
We are so proud to have been featured in the Los Angeles Times "Amazing Spa Treatments" list for our Skin Haven Organic Facial
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iVillage June 2008 |
You can't see it, but everyone else can... When you're getting buffed and toned everywhere else, don't neglect your back. Read more...
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Fushion Magazine May 2008 |
Men may age better than women, but even they need some help. Check it out...
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Constant Chatter April 2008 |
Skin Haven founder Sharōn Ronen is now the spa industry expert for Constant Chatter, a diverse community of women from around the world. Her blog is called Spa and the City and will discuss topics from all areas of skin care and the spa industry.
Click here to read her first entry "Before You Book Your Appointment".
Click here to check out her second entry "What To Expect When You Go To a Spa".
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Skin Inc. May 2008 |
Our founder Sharōn Ronen has been featured in the industry's most honored magazine, Skin Inc. for the past 4 issues. Her comments were highlighted in the Vocal Point section of the magazine, which is a nationally acclaimed journal for the skin care and spa industry. Congratulations Sharōn!
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Los Angeles Magazine November 2006 |
"Discover Skin Haven Spa Studio, a private sanctuary for results-oriented treatments, including a range of skincare, bodywork, hair removal, and natural nail care services as well as spa parties. We pride ourselves on personalized service; the skill and integrity of our therapists; and our private, Zen-like ambience. We use Bioelements, professional skincare trusted by estheticians. Standard session length is 75 minutes."
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Condé Nast Traveler December 2006 |
Elisabeth Rohm, actress:
"This year I am giving: Facials at Skin Haven, in LA. for my girlfriends."
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Allure Magazine June 2006 |
"We prefer our spa experiences like our sense of humor: on the dry side. Mercifully, this treatment demanded no showers between unguents. Instead, the therapist layered and removed each element-citrus massage oil, Chinese herbs, and citrus and ginger scented lotion. At the end, we slid into our clothes, our skin perfectly buffed and our blowout intact."
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Yogi Times Magazine May 2006 |
"Discover how Skin Haven Spa Studio- a private sanctuary for results oriented and pampering treatments. We offer a variety of skin care, massage, bodywork, body treatments, and waxing services for men and women. Celebrities and civilians alike are always delighted by the beauty and tranquility found here, and with the quality of all of our treatments. We pride ourselves on our personal, one-on-one service, on the skill and integrity of our therapists, and the Zen ambience we have created for our clients. Our products are natural and active, our treatment menu is unique, and our standard session length is 75 minutes for maximum relaxation.
We have been called the 'the best kept secret in Los Angeles', but now the secret is out. Located near The Grove and The Beverly Center, we are open 7 days a week to serve your busy lifestyle. Experience customized service and treatments in a small, private environment."
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Lucky Magazine April 2006 |
"Outfitted with Buddha statues and gurgling fountains, this intimate spot offers glow-inducing therapies like the pampering Organic Facial and the knot kneading Signature Massage."
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Los Angeles Weddings Magazine March 2006 |
"Tucked behind a gallery on an art-filled stretch of Beverly Boulevard, Skin Haven Spa Studio somehow manages to be both intimate and spacious. There are only 4 treatment rooms here, but everything is on a generous scale, from the oversized relaxation room with it's cushy couches and trickling fountains to the facials,massages, and body wraps themselves, almost all of which run 75 minutes. You can take over the entire spa any day or night of the week with a bridal party as small as three, or spread out into the light-filled courtyard for hors d'oeuvres(vegan or vegetarian if you prefer) or a formal dinner for as many as 150 guests. Add customized touches such as a sushi lesson, a jewelry-making class, or a DJ."
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Los Angeles Magazine January 2006 |
Smooth Coat- The waxing of the total male:
..."Skin Haven on Crescent Heights has a roster of men's services on it's menu but shirks going "south of the border", says co-owner Sharon Ronen, who has a 30 percent male clientele."...
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LA.com
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"Hidden behind the Michael Kohn gallery, this oasis is exclusive enough for celebs but comfortable enough for the rest of us.
Skin Haven is like an anti-day-spa spa. It's by appointment only and has only three treatment rooms, so it feels like an exclusive, never crowded, insider's hideaway. The dcor is more organic than the usual faux Zen, with natural wood accents, cool concrete floors, an earthy color palate and a lounge that's as comfortable as a living room. This all directly reflects owner Sharon Ronen's personal philosophies, who traded in the stressful life of a music exec for the more serene scene of skincare. In the treatment rooms, she's like a mad scientist, creating custom-made facials."
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Daily Candy May 2005 |
"Who can forget Robert Burns's immortal words: O my luve's like a red, red rose ...
What do you suppose was wrong with her? Broken capillaries? Sun damage? Rosacea?
Age-related skin issues aren't anything new. But these days there's something you can do about it. Check out one of L.A.'s best-kept secrets: Skin Haven. It's a private pampering bungalow that offers what a girl needs most to salvage the soft, supple skin of her youth. Owner and aesthetician Sharon (come on, say it with us: Sha-RONE) Ronen, a refugee exec from the music biz, can guide you back to those days when sun, pollution, stress, cigarettes, caffeine, and hard living hadn't yet taken their toll.
Unlike at other places, you won't see anyone coming in or going out. Ronen focuses only on you and the job of restoring some dermal virginity.
So when someone decides to write a poem about you, you'll be immortalized for something other than your redness."
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Citysearch 2005 |