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Nectar Skin Bar

Last night I attended the press preview of Nectar Skin Bar, an innovative skincare spa in Georgetown that offers beauty products (brands like St. Tropez, Dr. Dennis Gross, Butter London and Glam Glow) and spa treatments, including manicures/pedicures, waxing, Intraceuticals Oxygen Infusion facials, and LashDip mascara treatments. I am especially excited for my Chocolate Sun Organic Sunless Tanning appointment next week!

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Fellow bloggers Lara and Casie enjoying the back patio

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Lara, with newly enhanced eyelashes, courtesy of Adrian

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Exterior and interior images courtesy of Nectar Skin Bar

The purple 18th century row-house (located at 1633 Wisconsin Avenue) is the perfect spot for the spa – and with their beautiful interior, secluded back patio for outdoor services, and super knowledgeable staff, I have a feeling I’m going to be a frequent visitor! Stop in today or visit Nectar for their first public open house this Saturday, July 16 from 11am-4pm!

More photos from the event are on facebook.

4 Comments

  1. Casie

    Shine be gone worked! Had a great time and cant wait for my appointments :)

  2. Elizabeth Liz

    Me too! So excited for my tan!

  3. lara / the glossarie

    love these! and i am shockingly matte :) you wouldn’t know it was a thousand degrees and humid. so fun seeing you!

  4. laura

    It was a gorgeous event and I can’t wait for my tan, either! It was great to meet you and hopefully I will be able to join in the next DC Fab event!

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