SF Spa Goes Eco-Chic

ByAllison Neves

Epi-Center MedSpa Goes Green. The new eco-medspa is elegant and inviting, cultivating a San Francisco chic meets eastern simplicity in its design. It is designed using eco materials, from the eco-paints to beautifully sustainable recycled fabrics, flooring, countertops and recycled and FSC-certified wood. It is energy efficient and conserves resources through its lighting, recycling and water filters that will eliminate the need for bottled water.

Eco medspa treatments now consists of organic skin care ranging from corrective to luxury pampering facial treatments.

Traditional medical spa treatments will remain on the menu of treatments, being balanced with organic skin care products and a healthful environment to bring out natural beauty holistically. For more info or to set up an appointment, visit: www.epicentermedspa.com

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Allison Neves has more than 25 years of communications and public relations experience, providing strategic counsel and overseeing integrated marketing campaigns for a wide range of clients, from healthcare and consumer brands to non-profit organizations and high-tech companies.

When she's not trying to save the world one press release at a time, Allison enjoys exploring the San Francisco restaurant scene, traveling to exotic locales and uncovering her family roots in China, El Salvador and Portugal.

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  2. That’s awesome that the spa is going eco-friendly! The idea of natural spa treatments sounds much more inviting. Now the next step is to open an eco resort – in SF that might be hard ;)

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