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"  Call this the age of Dionysus, but being labeled a wino has never been more de rigueur; DUIs outnumber actual acting accolades among the young Hollywood set, YouTube is swamped with under-the-influence videos, and my editor actually asked me to leave work early to try out Delluva Vinotherapy Day Spa&amp;#039;s latest offering\u2014a wine-infused paraffin wax body treatment. The spa, which opened last year, incorporates by-products of the winemaking process into nearly all of its treatments, taking advantage of the antioxidant-rich power of grapeseed oil. It all sounded a bit, well, ridiculous to me as I sat sipping chardonnay in Delluva&amp;#039;s relaxation room well before happy hour normally begins, but then again, debauchery hasn&amp;#039;t kept Amy Winehouse from a Grammy-winning career, so why should an afternoon indulging in the natural powers of fermented grapes hurt mine? During the 90-minute paraffin wax treatment I sat mummy-like, ensconced in a hardened shell of paraffin wax, while the heat helped my parched skin absorb the moisturizing grapeseed body oil and Cabernet body lotion. The spa sommelier (n\u00E9e aesthetician) then treated me to a wine-blend facial, using products straight from the vine that promise 50 times the strength of Vitamin E and 20 times that of Vitamin C to combat aging, stress, and pollutants. Although I&amp;#039;m not necessarily convinced that the grape does as much for my skin as it does for my Friday night, I did leave the spa with softer skin, a glowing face, and a bit of a buzz\u2014all without the fear of a morning-after hangover. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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