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Our expert Estheticians create the brow and lash thickness of your dreams.
Tinting eyebrow hair for fuller looking brows.
Perming brows to hold the desired shape, with trimming and stylingÂ
Waxing, tinting, and lamination
$68/3-PACK
Tinting eyebrow hair for fuller looking brows.
Perming brows to hold the desired shape, with trimming and stylingÂ
Waxing, tinting, and lamination
$68/3-PACK
Tinting eyelashes for a fuller, more dramatic look. *Black tint only
Tinting eyelashes for a fuller, more dramatic look. *Black tint only
Before you book, ensure that your appointment date will be at least one week from your last use of retinol or laser treatment.
You need to have a reasonable amount of hair to get the best results.
Please remove your makeup before your appointment.
We recommend clients arrive with a clean face to maximize facial treatment time. This allows your esthetician to focus fully on the treatment rather than spending time removing makeup.
No, but it may tint scars.
Please arrive 10-15 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment time. Starting your service on time allows you the full relaxing experience you deserve. If you are late, we may need to shorten your treatment to accommodate for the next scheduled appointment.
To hold a reservation for any service, you must provide a valid credit card. Your credit card will hold your time with the practitioners or service so that another booking is not put in its place. This applies even if you intend to pay with a gift certificate. Alive and Well will not charge your card unless you fail to arrive for your appointment or do not cancel within the appropriate period of time.
For optimal results and a more comfortable experience, hair should be between 1/4″ and 1/2″ in length. If your hair is longer, please trim it to 1/4″ prior to your appointment. After hair removal, we recommend avoiding sun exposure and excessive sweating to lessen the chances of bacterial infection.
Acupuncture is a type of traditional Chinese medicine that’s been around for about 2,500 years. It’s used to support wellness and improve overall mental and physical well-being. The acupuncturist places needles into specific points on the skin to help activate an energy in the body, called qi. According to traditional Chinese medicine, qi is the lifeforce energy in the body — it helps regulate and move things in the body to keep us well. Stress, environmental factors, lifestyle behaviors, and genetics are some of the things that can block qi in the body. The needles help to unblock or move qi to other areas in the body to help support wellness.
Acupuncture needles are solid, stainless steel needles that are usually not much larger than a strand of hair. Acupuncture needles are placed at a very shallow depth and go between tissues, making them less painful than a typical injection.
You might be more sensitive in certain areas, but acupuncture shouldn’t hurt. If you feel pain, tell your acupuncturist. They’ll adjust the needles or choose other points. Their goal is not to make you feel pain. They do a lot of work to position you properly and make sure you feel comfortable.
Indeed you can do acupuncture or massage while pregnant. It is safe and our practitioners are very well versed in how to treat pregnant women. Please let us know when you book a treatment if you are pregnant and how far along you are.
Share vitality and well-being this holiday season. Gift cards are an easy avenue for your loved ones to explore our ecosystem of services and products.
Cindy Nilson is a Doctor of Oriental Medicine, Full Mesa Carrier, Reiki Master and Intuitive advisor. Utilizing acupuncture, energy-infused acupressure massage therapy and body psychology, she integrates teachings from eastern medicine, shamanism, energy/chakra healing and archetypal patterns to provide a unique diagnostic perspective and treatment experience. Specializing in how stress, our thoughts and emotions affect the physical body, and resourcing from the 10,000 hours spent honing her work, Cindy creates new and exciting collaboratives to her foundations in acupuncture therapy. She believes joining Alive + Well is the joyous culmination of her work and is excited to share this beautiful environment and healing space with her clients.
Cindy holds a B.A. from Texas A&M University and a Masters degree from the International Institute of Chinese Medicine. In 1999 she received her Doctor of Oriental Medicine from the New Mexico State Board of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. A native of Central Texas, she has been in private practice in Lakeway, where she lives happily married, raising kids.
