Mehri Skin & Body Care: Top-notch

The wife and I were heading to Hawaii for some much deserved downtime when I got a good look at my hirsute frame in the mirror. Hair, hair, everywhere, disqualifying me from any possible beach honors for my Olympic-worthy bod. With a little cajoling from the better half, I made my way down to the 360 Health Club in Reseda to meet with Mehri Jem, a gentle woman whose ways with waxing and facials and massages is without parallel.
An hour later, and with as little pain as one could expect from having one's back hair eviscerated by force, I was as smooth as a billiard ball and had fallen for Mehri herself, whose bedside manner is as reassuring and comforting as a family physician. We have both returned to her many times over the past decade, knowing that we'd be recipients of high-end, professional spa services as well as being welcomed like old friends. She really is a special woman, with a heart as big as all outdoors.
Mehri has recently relocated back to the 360 Health Club after a spell down the road. She specializes in the use of Dermalogica's pioneering formulas, which you can also purchase from her at reasonable prices on-site. Start off by treating yourself to a visit with her, then give gift certificates to your friends to help spread the good word. You won't regret it for a second -- she is as good as it gets. You can reach her via email at Mehrijem@yahoo.com.

A Detroit native, David Weiss fled Motown for Los Angeles in 1978 and began to write for Daily Variety and the Los Angeles Herald Examiner, primarily as a music critic with a focus on jazz. His own music career started soon thereafter, with the surrealistic funk band Was (Not Was), then various gigs as a composer and producer, working with Bob Dylan and Rickie Lee Jones among others. In a parallel universe, Weiss has been filing golf and travel stories for T&L Golf, Golfweek and The New York Times and is a regular contributor to NPR's 

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