The Total You

3380 20 th St. Ste 102, San Francisco, CA 94110 (415) 643-1251
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Nirmala N. Jul 23 2007

Lorri Levy-Comer's unassuming haven of beauty, The Total You, keeps in line with her no-nonsense holistic approach to paring years off tired, overprocessed skin, and the touch of this friendly neighborhood aesthetician is still as informed as ever. Enter the inner sanctum and you're met with a vision of cozy yet lavish touches with the intimate feel of a boudoir: marbled walls in muted earth tones, turmeric-hued divans, and shelves full of colorful potions which clue you into Lorri's commitment to using only the best products on her clients. Getting a treatment from Lorri usually entails a couple hours of pampering, but with the intention of educating you rather than giving you a quick beauty fix. Lorri's approach is not only customized, but also stresses the importance of maintaining a solid daily regimen. Lorri uses a medley of different skin products -- as evidenced by her extensive collection -- but two in particular consistently find their way into the treatment room: G.M. Collin, a derma-correct

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