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Inhale… Exhale…
A portion of the Adam and Eve Day Spa team<b>Shawn Wynter</b>
Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Style, Style Observer, Tuesday Style, Under the Dryer
June 18, 2016

Inhale… Exhale…

This week the team at Adam and Eve Day Spa introduces an exciting new range of products and treatments specially developed in line with distinctive Jamaican elements Land, Wood & Water: The Jamaican Patwah Scrub, the Jamaican Bamboo Massage, the Jamaican Island Facial, and the Rock Steady Mani and Pedis. The treatments have been formulated with a variety of local ingredients including zesty local lemongrass’ scent rich spices pimento and cinnamon; classic Jamaican herbs hemp and cerassee; and local fruits bissy and soursop.

“Our beautiful island is blessed with so many natural resources and minerals that enhance the mind, skin, and body…” says Managing Director Kimisha Walker, who continued “I’ve had the concept for some time now. I’ve been in the spa business for 9 years and noticed we have a lot of foreign themed treatments on the island… tourists who come for our sun sea and sand would also love to experience our distinctive natural herbs ! I had to do my research to ensure these ingredients are truly Jamaican and now my creatively enthusiastic team and I can be proud of these authentic culture-infused products and rhytmic treatments that we hope to one day see all over the world !

With the assistance of spa elder Sharon Evans – who assisted with formulating each treatment as she KNOWS herbs like the back of her hands – Adam and Eve takes you Under the Dryer for some tips on how to pamper Dad with some rock steady irie vibes.

The new spa products include:

The new spa products include:

The Jamaican Patwah Scrub is a product made of Jamaican herbs and is used for skin exfoliation and detoxification. The scrub is applied in the rainforest room where customers experience a deep state of zen, and total body revitalization.

The muscles are the core focus for The Jamaican Bamboo Massage. The benefits of Bamboo are far-reaching; the plant is known to relax tired and achy muscles and the natural oils enhance the skin tone. The massage technique also maneuvres and penetrates the joints to allow greater muscle flexibility.

The

Jamaican Island Facial is packed with a variety of combined herbs and spices that are rich in antioxidants, vitamins and nutrients beneficial for the skin. Following a skin consultation, a personalized herb-infused concoction is created. After application, a bamboo treatment is implemented, which relaxes the facial muscles, improves the flow of oxygen, increases elasticity and promotes proper blood flow and lymph circulation – this has anti-aging properties and aids in removing impurities.

To put it simply, the Rock Steady Mani and Pedi offers an authentic bamboo-infused treatment like no other. An infused soak softens callous proned areas with local herbs that are customised to suit the client to either invigorate, increase circulation or soothe. Post treatments oils also feature bespoke concoctions formulated to give each client a scent-sational fresh finish.

Adam and Eve Day Spa is located at:20 Tobago Avenue,Kingston 5Contact: 754-6018

Adam and Eve Day Spa is located at:

20 Tobago Avenue,

Kingston 5

Contact: 754-6018

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[INSET]24Adam and Eve’s herb-infused scrub (think: lavender, chamomile and cinnamon, along with their secret ingredient).<b>Shawn Wynter</b>
<BoldInfo>Above:</BoldInfo> Creative Media and Events Managing Director Leighton Davis experiences the Jamaican Patwah Scrub, administered by Adam and Eve spa coordinator Keisha Davis.<BoldInfo>Left:</BoldInfo> Shhh…Pastor Christopher Morgan is in ‘lala’ land during his relaxing ‘sparitual’ journey.<b>Shawn Wynter</b>
[LEIGHTON DAVIS & CHRISTOPHER MORGAN]25Shhh…Pastor Christopher Morgan is in ‘lala’ land during his relaxing ‘sparitual’ journey.<b>Shawn Wynter</b>
Spa coordinator Ingrid Smith applies the herb-infused scrub to Pastor Christopher Morgan&rsquo;s legs.<strong>Shawn Wynter</strong>
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Adam and Eve-branded products used in several of the ‘spa-tastic’ treatments<b>Shawn Wynter</b>
DÃ&Copy;cor inside the treatment rooms<b>Shawn Wynter</b>
Barber Devon Broomfield (left) creates a Mohawk for Maintainable Team Lead – Software Support at NCB Dave Sherrad…<b>Shawn Wynter</b>
<BoldInfo>Above: </BoldInfo>Moments before his full-body massage, Adam and Eve Day Spa Managing Director Kimisha Walker greets her client Desron Graham, NCB Branch Manager.<BoldInfo>Left:</BoldInfo> Spa therapist Traceyann Vernon applies tension to Graham’s pressure points.<b>Shawn Wynter</b>
Spa therapist Traceyann Vernon applies tension to Graham’s pressure points.<b>Shawn Wynter</b>
…then sharpens his line-up.<b>Shawn Wynter</b>
<BoldInfo>Above:</BoldInfo> Adam and Eve Day Spa Barber Orlando Walker (left) puts his clippers to work on Pastor Christopher Morgan.<BoldInfo>Left:</BoldInfo> Pastor Christopher Morgan in conversation with Adam and Eve Day Spa brand ambassador Denyque Welds, and the spa’s managing director Kimisha Walker.<b>Shawn Wynter</b>
[LEIGHTON DAVIS & CHRISTOPHER MORGAN]5Pastor Christopher Morgan in conversation with Adam and Eve Day Spa brand ambassador Denyque Welds, and the spa’s managing director Kimisha Walker.<b>Shawn Wynter</b>
The team engages clients Pastor Christopher Morgan (right), and Leighton Davis, Creative Media and Events managing director, before their wet treatments.<b>Shawn Wynter</b>

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