MY FACIALS WITH SMOOTH by Alina Bloomgarden
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| Alina Bloomgarden co-founded Jazz at Lincoln Center with Wynton Marsalis, produced Reel to Real for Kids at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts with the Film Society of Lincoln Center, as well as is now the executive editor of the over 75 internet magazines of Video Film Web.
I felt I was in the hands of someone very special from the first time I had a facial with Smooth. Both in terms of technique and effect, a Smooth facial is not like any other facial I ever had. Using organic products created by her master in Japan, some based on real pearls, Smooth gently palpated the myriad tiny muscles of my face like a virtuoso at the keyboard. Her dedicated pleasure in her work put me into a meditative state so that it was the spiritual spa-like experience as much as the resulting disappearance of my lines and wrinkles that had me wanting to tell all my friends to treat themselves to a Smooth facial as soon as possible. |
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Smooth's master teacher is Dr. Shogo Mochizuki. He is a 26th generation family member of the Kobido family line. Over 700 years old and originally available only to Japanese royalty, Kabido is one of the oldest companies in Japan. The training with Shogo Mochizuki has many levels of subtlety and skill according to Dr. Mochizuki, "Smooth is the best Kabido skin care specialist in the United States”. He did her the great honor of requesting her involvement in a planned Kabido World Tour. As the countdown to the World Tour begins, Smooth will host her own international skin care symposium open house here in New York City.
The event features demonstrations of facial massage and Kabido products by the foremost expert on skin care in the United States specializing in ancient treatments from the Far East. Proceeds from purchase of Kobido products at the event will benefit the disenfranchised children of Japan. |
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