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"On January 1, a friend resolved to stop drinking champagne for the entire month, an attempt to make up for her holiday sins. Since my overindulging went beyond a few glasses of champagne--Ferrero Rocher chocolates and wedges of havarti come to mind--I decided I needed detox reinforcements.\\n\\n\\n\\nBut, yeah, I'm starting small. (Baby steps, baby!):\\n\\n\\n\\nA biweekly at-home peel using Kanebo Sensai Silky Peeling Powder. Pour a little of this powder into your palm, and add a few drops of water. Mix it around, watch it foam, and apply to your face. It exfoliates evenly and leaves skin looking polished and glowing, not red and tight. It's perfect for this time of year, when your skin, if it's anything like mine, is as dry and dull as a Triscuit.\\n\\n\\n\\nA facial with Ladan at Mario Badescu in New York City. This woman has The Touch. Her voice is this hypnotic thing that sends me into bliss.\\n\\n\\n\\nA good scrubbing with Sonya Dakar BODY by Sonya Dakar Mineral Polish in Cara Cara. Sonya's scrub uses Dead Sea Salts which have always been cherished since Moses or something. Whenever I use this, I feel ridiculously soft and clean. Even kind of slinky in a way my now-tourniquet-tight jeans just can't.\\n\\n\\n\\nA reflexology treatment at Renew &amp; Relax in NYC's East Village. Let one of this spa's nimble-fingered therapists poke around your feet, and I swear, you'll feel channels open and your energy realign--whatever that means--in 30 minutes flat. I'll take it over a massage any day."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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