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Last week beauty expert Leah Chavie showed us how to give at home spa treatments for Valentine’s Day on ABC 7
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DIY expert Leah Chavie shows us how to make some masks to keep your skin happy and healthy this winter!” Fox 32
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“Keep coconut oil on hand. Coconut oil is hydrating and non-greasy, making it perfect for winter skin treatments. I use it as a moisturizer and as a base in DIY lip and body scrubs.” -Leah Chavie
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Purchase treatments, Leah Chavie Skincare and Leah Chavie Mineral Makeup products in our online store.
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Learn more about our services for women, men and teens. We ensure visible results that will make you fall in love with your skin.
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Leah has been featured as Chicago’s top skincare expert in leading national and local publications.
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Excerpt from CHICAGO mag.
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The trials that Chicago winters impose on hair and skin are as numerous as they are gruesome: chapped lips, dry cheekbones, desiccated elbows, and parched hair are par for the course, and it only gets worse from there. Though we do what we can to combat the cold with serums, water bottles, hand cream, and the like, sometimes only a professional can save our flaky hides. To make it to Spring 2015 with most of your cells intact, try one of these local hydrating treatments.
For a wintry scent and a summery glow: a mint facial at Leah Chavie Salon
Skincare guru Leah Chavie is all about the facial massage. “I use upward motions for everything,” she says. “You can feel your skin tightening and lifting, can’t you?” She’ll customize her mint facial for whatever skin problem you’re having, be it clogged pores or flaky dryness, and you’ll spend the next hour relaxing under heated blankets while she massages your face back to its summery glow. For extra dehydrated skin, spring for Chavie’s stem cell treatment (DNA CryoStem Cell Therapy), which takes effect over the course of six days, resulting in literal rejuvenation, a phrase that—until now—was associated solely with Bahamian beaches. Leah Chavie Skincare Boutique, 2457 N. Halsted, leahchavie.com
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Leah Chavie’s newest stem cells skincare treatment rejuvenates and repairs the skin. Result? A radiant facial that’s no fluff and all results.
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The scent of crisp peppermint and a large family meal complete with a side of cranberry sauce are quintessential holiday traditions.
Did you know these beloved flavors can also give you beautiful skin?
Peppermint oil is easy to find and we love using it in our facials come the holiday season. You can also use it in a variety of treatments at home. Mix peppermint oil with a base oil like grape seed oil, or jojoba, and apply it to your skin. The menthol in peppermint helps cool your face and reduce redness.
Mint also has a naturally high content of solicylic acid, which is used in many skin care products. The acid softens and loosens dry skin as well as unclog pores.
Cranberries are naturally rich in Vitamin C, Vitamin K and plenty of other antioxidants, which will keep your skin looking healthy and even decrease dark circles. This power-packed berry also acts as a natural toner, and when combined with moisture-rich honey and yogurt, creates a soothing mask.
