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Procell Microchanneling treatment $199 (vs $450) Show Special this weekend

💥 Special Offer: PROCELL Treatment 💥
📅 Event Date: January 19, 2026
Ready for smoother, firmer, healthier-looking skin results with only 90 minutes of downtime?
You may be a candidate if you are considering Botox or have skin concerns such as:
• wrinkles
• scars
• hyperpigmentation
• rosacea
• sagging skin
• acne
Procell Microchanneling Treatment steps consist of:
✅Double cleanse
✅Microchanneling
✅DNA reversal serum application
✅Blue Light therapy
✅Hyaluronic mask
✅Hyaluronic rollerball serum for continued application
✅Regenerates New Skin CELLS Collagen + Elastin
💥 Special Offer: Prebook and PrePay for your First Procell Treatment for only $250 💥

Comment “PROCELL” or message us to book your consultation and lock in your discounted first treatment (limited spots).

I an back in the USA and Gifting a $500 Spa Day to the Winner of the Central Arkansas Mother-Daughter Look-Alike contest 2 pm Sunday Aug 16 at Hall of Industry. Registration is free and can be done online, https://www.womenslivingexpo.com/central-arkansas-womens-expo/mother-daughter-look-alike-contest/ or in person 11-1:15pm Sunday Aug 16, 2016

The fireworks are over, you’ve had a week to catch up, and school starts back August 17th… so now is the perfect time to squeeze in an Arkansas staycation before the back-to-school rush begins! ✨

Treat yourself to a little self-care with a facial, fresh brows, or a makeover — or make it a family adventure day right here in The Natural State. Arkansas has so much to explore, from picnics and trail walks to lake days, splash pads, farmers markets, scenic drives, museums, and sunset views.

Looking for something new? Add Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art to your list and check out the excitement around its major expansion, bringing more space for American art, education, community experiences, and beautiful connections to nature. If your family loves adventure, keep an eye on Arkansas’ growing bike scene too — including the new lift-served biking development in the Mena/Rich Mountain/Queen Wilhelmina area, a big addition for mountain bike lovers in Arkansas. 🚴‍♀️🌄

Keep it simple with a picnic at a state park, a walk at Pinnacle Mountain or Burns Park, a visit to a local splash pad, or a scenic drive with photo stops. Or make it a full day with a morning hike, lunch at a local restaurant, an afternoon museum or lake stop, and ice cream while watching the sunset.

Some great Arkansas staycation spots include Petit Jean State Park, DeGray Lake, Lake Catherine, Mount Nebo, Devil’s Den, Pinnacle Mountain, Mount Magazine, Village Creek State Park, and Crystal Bridges.

Before school starts back, take a day to relax, recharge, explore, and make a few more summer memories. 💆‍♀️🚗☀️

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Happy Monday! It is your choice.
Think about it.... Happy or UNhappy? My Mom always said you can turn that frown right sideup just a quick as you turned it down! Smiles make up prettier and feel better!

If you've been in Sherrye's Spa or my house you know I am a doTerra girl! Love natural health solutions & scents. DM me if you have questions. Also, here are the members' July Specials 😃🇺🇲 Membership is free! Don't forget your sunscreen! #

Are you still using 1776 skincare methods? Glow From Within: Beauty Meets Wellness! Book a Facial and receive a complimentary wellness screening. Make Wellness is a natural extension of next level of skin care and wellness.
If a more radiant skin, balanced lifestyle is your goal, step into the latest beauty and wellness, DM or call me for information.
=Better energy
=More confidence
=Healthy aging support
=Improved focus
=Restful sleep
=Body composition support
=Less discomfort after busy days or workouts?


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Happy 250 years of skin care too! Ever wonder what an average American woman’s skin care looked like in 1776? 🇺🇸✨

It definitely wasn’t a modern 10-step routine. For most women, skin care was simple, practical, and homemade.

In the colonies, women commonly washed with plain water, linen cloths, and sometimes homemade soap made from lye and animal fat. Since soap could be harsh and drying, many relied on gentle household ingredients like milk, buttermilk, oatmeal, bran, rosewater, or diluted vinegar to freshen or soften the skin.

Moisturizing was all about what was available. Chapped hands and dry skin were often treated with lard, tallow, beeswax salves, olive oil, almond oil, or simple cold cream. These were especially useful for women doing cooking, sewing, laundering, gardening, and other hard daily work.

Sun protection came from clothing, not sunscreen. Women used caps, bonnets, kerchiefs, long sleeves, aprons, gloves, and shade to protect their skin.

Wealthier women might have used rosewater, rice powder, rouge, perfumed waters, or imported creams, but the average woman’s routine was more about cleanliness, comfort, healing, and protection than glamour.

A typical 1776 routine might have been:

Wash face and hands with water and a cloth
Use mild soap only when needed
Apply beeswax, lard, or tallow salve to dry hands
Use buttermilk, oatmeal, or rosewater for softening
Wear a bonnet or cap outdoors
Treat cuts, burns, and cracked skin with herbal salves
So while the products were very different, the goals were familiar: cleanse, soften, protect, and soothe.

Simple. Resourceful. Homemade. That was everyday skin care in 1776.

Get ready! Collagen Peptides are coming to Sherrye Spa! DM me or call 501.703.0504 if you want skin changing information.