
Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Evening Of Beauty

| Date: | Wednesday, March 24, 2010 |
| Time: | 6:00pm - 7:00pm |
| Location: | Elements Day Space |
| Street: | 1700 N. Oak St, Suite B |
| City/Town: | Myrtle Beach, SC |
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
The Magnificent

Friday, November 20, 2009
In-spa-ration trinity

In-spa-ration trinity
- Dr. Hauschka treatments transform in a way no other treatment can.
- Achieving lasting beauty is a journey of the self that is best guided by the profound care and expertise of a Dr. Hauschka Esthetician.
- Dr. Hauschka signature treatment methods are time-proven; based on Elisabeth Sigmund's exceptional and integrated approach to skin health.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Our very own model
Our very own model
Katie is a honor roll student and Myrtle Beach Middle school, but she is also our very own, “Elements Day Space Model”. She is the daughter of Juli Hudson a Massage Therapist here at the spa, and has been modeling since she was 9. Now that she’s almost 13 she is ready to make it big. Her online modeling portfolio can be viewed at www.onemodelplace.com model ID 214124.
Katie was asked to join Dreamdare, Inc. to be Miss November in the “Butterfly Vixens” 2010 calendar. Proceeds from sales will benefit charities related to Spinal Cord Injury research, Cancer research, Heart disease research, Autism and Leukemia research and families in need. Calendars can be purchased online atwww.cafepress.com/butterflyvixens.
She is excited for her 1st fashion show in Columbia on Nov. 7th. The weekend after that, she will be part of the NDN Mid Atlantic Modeling Convention here in Myrtle Beach, where Casting Directors and Agents from LA, NYC, Atlanta and Charlotte will be scouting for new talent. There will be models from 8 states competing. She will do runway, present a headshot photo and a fashion photo, and then do a cold read for a commercial.
We wish her all the best…Who knows since she is using Dr Hausckha Skin Care products, she may be our Elements “face of the future”.
Happy Birthday Katie
Look Good…Feel Better®
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Saturday, August 15, 2009
Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Activate your flower power
Simple Flower Recipes
By Amanda Powell
Flowers are one of nature’s best presents to us. They have a plethora of uses from wedding bouquets to plate decorations. Some are even edible.
Such as Nasturtium (Tropaeolum majus) Common to North America this 12-inch-tall annual has richly colored red, orange, and yellow flowers from midsummer until the first frost. The leaves have a distinctive round shape. Nasturtium flowers have a peppery, zesty taste that can substitute for mustard in sandwiches. Add to salads or cure in vinegar. They make an attractive garnish on a plate or add color when petals are added to butter.
Calendula (Calendula officinalis) Also known as pot marigold, this annual produces pale yellow to deep orange flowers atop erect, 18-inch stems. Plants bloom from late spring to midsummer, then decline in hot weather. Sow seed in early spring in full sun and well-drained soil; repeat in early July for a fall harvest. Calendula flowers have a slightly bitter flavor and are valued mostly for their color. Use petals in salads, soups, butter, rice, stews, poultry, or in tea. It is sometimes used as a saffron substitute. Dry individual petals on paper (petals shouldn’t touch each other); store in a moisture-tight container.
Even Roses (Rosa species) Flower size, fragrance, and flavor vary among the many rose species and varieties. Generally the flowers of the older types, such as rugosa roses, are the most flavorful. Roses need full sun and a rich, well-drained soil. They usually require regular watering, fertilizing, and pruning. Roses have a perfumed taste. Pick off the petals and remove the whitish, bitter base. Add to salads or make jelly.
We can use them in flower essences, and chocolates are popular to adjoin with flower waters. Commonly skin care products include flower extracts.
According to the Dr. Hauschka way the cleansing routine is a physical process while the toning routine stimulates the skin's own ability to self-cleanse. Strong and elastic pores mean proficient removal of excretions and free-radicals. For a night time routine get into the habit of cleanse, tone and leave it alone. The reason for this is to allow the skin to recuperate from our daily activities and regenerate for the next day.
Start with a cleanser to remove debris and dirt. Practice a slow and gentle cleansing to unwind. For all skin conditions the Dr. Hauschka Cleansing Cream has sweet almond meal for a gentle exfoliation and extracts of Chamomile and St. John’s Wort for restorative and protective properties.
One of my favorites is the Clarifying Toner by Dr. Hauschka. With botanical ingredients formulated for oily and blemished skin, the nasturtium extracts lead to radiant balance. Calendula (calendula officinalis) also bestows great balance to the active lifestyle and allows the skin to be receptive to the cleansing process.
After your nightly routine settle down with a good book, a warm cup of tea and a few Rose Infused Chocolate covered strawberries. They are simple to make and scrumptious to devour.
Chocolate Infused Strawberries
1 block of Dark Chocolate
1 bottle of Rose Water
1 Basket of Fresh Picked Strawberries
Wax Paper
Double Boiler
Slow melt dark chocolate in double boiler; add Rose water to taste about 2-3 tbsp Dip strawberries in melted chocolate and place on wax paper to harden.
There are an abundance of flowers to utilize. So many recipes and uses for flowers. From the garden to the kitchen Mother Nature supplies us with numerous ingredients for health and beauty.
For more information on Dr. Hauschka Skin Care log onto www.drhauschka.com to locate your nearest provider.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Lunch Mini Spa
(843) 839 2762
Corner of Oak St and 17th Ave N.
11am — 2pm
Tuesdays
A healthy addition to your lunch!
Aid with digestion, re-energize and re-focus!
Walk-in’s welcome
The Lunchtime Rejuvinator
15 minute seated massage, targeting those common stress areas; neck, back, shoulders, and arms. This massage is sure to leave you relaxed and refreshed to tackle on the rest of your work day. Extend this massage for just a dollar per minute……………………………………………………$15
The Cerebellum Jump-starter
10 minute neck and scalp massage to help melt away stress, activate creative thinking and increase mental focus.
Boost your work day productivity with this treatment……………………………………..$10
The Express Foot Refresher
10 minute foot massage to relieve foot soreness from continuous standing and being stuck in stuffy work shoes. Warm towels are used to cleanse and relax the feet followed by specific point pressure compressions to loosen up tight muscles and tendons…………………………………..……$10
We have a new staff member
I have known Juli since I was in the fifth grade she is like a big sister to me.
So, five years ago she became a Licensed Massage Therapist. She was working in Upstate South Carolina and just recently moved back to Myrtle Beach.
Melissa and I are thrilled to bring her on board with us.
Starting next week she will be working with us on getting the word out about the Medical Massage and Lunch Specials.
