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Published on July 02, 2009 at 3:00am
If we’re to believe the Bravo network, the housewives of America have unlimited funds and hours to spend on spa excursions. The ladies of The Real Housewives of (your fave city here) celebrate mani Mondays, toenail touch-up Tuesdays, woo-woo waxing Wednesdays, right on up to salicylic acid peel Sundays while we regular girls (and guys, no discrimination here) are forced to wait for deals and special occasions. For all of July, indulge in Miami Spa Month — 31 days of $99 treatments. The award winning Ritz-Carlton Spa, South Beach will give your hands and feet the attention they deserve with the line of Carita services, will exotically rub your stress away with the Tropical Swedish massage, and their signature facial will transform your face into someone your kids will deem unrecognizable. In a good way. Sweet. Visit miamispamonth.com for a list of other participating spas.
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