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"  The holidays have wreaked havoc on my skin. It looks dull, clogged, and totally wiped out. So I booked a facial at the new  Caudalie Spa in the fancy schmancy Plaza Hotel for some major pampering. After changing into a cozy robe, I hung out in the spa&amp;#039;s wine lounge. Yup, you read that right. At Caudalie, they actually encourage you to drink since according to the spa&amp;#039;s founders, wine not only tastes delicious, but it&amp;#039;s also loaded with good-for-your-skin antioxidants. They even patented an extraction process for resveratrol\u2014the ingredient in red wine that slows the aging process\u2014and were the first to use the stabilized grape seed polyphenols in skincare. Which brings me to my crazy-good facial with the lovely Viorica. The woman left no pore unturned in her exhausting effort to cleanse my skin. She also treated me to a blissful face massage with a hydrating mask and spritzed me several times with Beauty Elixir, a part-toner, part-serum, that contains essential oils. I left with the softest, most radiant skin. Here&amp;#039;s a great tip she told me: Before you go from being in the frigid outside air to a heated room, hang out in the hallway for a few minutes. This will give your skin a chance to adjust to the drastic temperature change and prevent it from turning red and getting inflamed. Do the same thing in the summer when you go from being outside in the heat to the air-conditioned indoors. FYI: For a limited time, you can get the Beauty Elixir Trio for $30 at sephora.com (the original price is $41). "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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