There is nothing quite like the luxury of being pampered, and internationally-qualified, advanced skin therapist Rebecca Spiers lives for the joy and satisfaction of pampering her clients while meeting their diverse, and sometimes complex, range of skin care needs. Nelson is extremely fortunate that with an impressive range of postgraduate qualifications and over twenty years of experience, she and business partner, mum Jan, have brought their Skin Ethics practice here.
Rebecca’s parents were keen to retire to the Top of the South and she was easily encouraged to make the move with her own family, establishing their Skin Ethics clinic opposite the Suter Gallery at 207 Bridge St. With many years involvement in beauty therapy tertiary education, assessment and programme development, along with acting in an industry advisory role, Rebecca brings a high level of expertise to the region. Combine that with a top-of-the- range array of treatment equipment and a desire to want every client to walk out the door feeling they have had a luxurious experience, and it is no surprise that some of her North Island clients are winging their way here to continue partaking in her services. Wellington’s loss is certainly Nelson’s gain.
Among the many services available are advanced skin and body treatments including Dermapen 4 micro-needling, infrared MediLUX LED light therapy with the full spectrum of colours, and IPL skin rejuvenation along with hair and tattoo removal. Despite being able to offer the latest treatments for all skin and body types, Rebecca also offers superbly luxurious facials. “I want everyone who walks out the door, even though they may have had a results based treatment, to feel that they have had a blissful, nurturing experience,” she says. “I particularly love being able to give people back their confidence and hold their head high again after something that has been bothering them has been corrected. This is not just a job for me. I really care about people and about doing my best to nurture them.”
Previous and ongoing clients attest to Rebecca’s warmth, experience and professionalism as her many testimonials show. “As soon as you enter Skin Ethics there is a feeling of calm. The décor is beautiful and stylish – much like Rebecca herself. Having had a range of facial treatments in Nelson over the past five years, I can honestly say that this was above and beyond anything I have had before,” says one who sums up the experiences of many.
Both women and men are welcome at Skin Ethics and Jan and Rebecca will go out of their way to help you feel welcome and nurtured. In these days of the ‘constant rush’, a visit to Skin Ethics will not only nurture your skin, it will also nurture your soul.
Skin Ethics
03 539 4404
207 Bridge St, Nelson
skinethics.nz
