
Welcome back to the Club Lamar Star, April
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Receive a complimentary Oasis Manicure ($25
value) when you purchase a Yon-Ka Lamar Le Grand
Classique Facial ($125) or a 1.5 hour Swedish Island
Massage ($135). Just click on the link above to
print the coupon and ask for the April Hot Deal
when you book your appointment. |
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THE
LAMAR HAS BEEN NOMINATED FOR AZ CENTRAL'S
1st ANNUAL READERS' CHOICE AWARDS AND WE NEED YOUR
VOTE! |
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azcentral.com
's BEST 1st Annual Readers' Choice invites readers
to vote for their favorite people, businesses and
establishments in the Phoenix metropolitan area.
Please take a moment to cast your vote by clicking
HERE. Once you
have voted, you can see the results immediately.
You may also find a voters link on our homepage
at www.thelamar.com. |
JUST IN TIME
FOR PROM ! |

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Salon Lamar will be opening
this month, just in time for prom season. Our newly
expanded facility will allow us to do hair, nails,
makeup + massages and facial, all in one girls-day-out
setting.
Call today for special prom package prices
and be sure to browse our new shipment of crystal
tiara combs for an up-do that outdoes the others! |
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GIVE
YOUR EYES SOME BLING FOR SPRING WITH LASH EXTENSIONS
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Natural, weightless extensions
look like real lashes without any sticky, glue
residue . Resistant to water, showering, sweat,
tears, swimming and sleep, lash extensions are
great for everyday, work, school, meetings, weddings
and special occasions. The base is flat and the
lash tip fine and polished, just like real lashes.
They are available in a variety of lengths and
colors. Add crystals for an even more dramatic
look. A wide range of applications is available
to fit your budget and match the look you want. |
"LIVE
AT THE LAMAR"
FEATURED IN DAY SPA MAGAZINE
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The March 2007 issue of Day
Spa Magazine featured The Lamar in their " Winning
Ways" section in an article titled "
A
Little Light Music" Clients are singing the
praises of live music in one Southwestern spa…
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FREE MUSIC:
LIVE AT THE LAMAR APRIL 4th 6-9 PM |
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MARK LAMM: ACUOUSTIC STORYTELLER
Mark Lamm's music combines passionate, insightful
lyrics with the kind of melodies you just can't
get out of your head. Mark made his first album,
Bittersweet, in Michigan in 1976.
It was widely
praised by luminaries, like Benny Goodman, who
said Mark's original music was "the best new material
he had heard since the Beatles".
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Mark spent twenty
years writing and producing commercials and performing
in LA but has never forgotten his first love: song
writing. He has since recorded Help Is
On The Way,
a collection of acoustic ballads. Mark is currently
working on his next project, Living On Borrowed
Time.
Mark has performed in countless venues including
concerts, events, weddings and resorts in places
like Bora Bora, Grand Cayman and Jamaica. His unique
style of acoustic storytelling combines elements
of folk, rock, country and blues. Mark Lamm's music
feels just like an unexpected visit with an old
friend... |

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GET A BRAZILIAN WAX AT THE LAMAR |
Bikini season is here and our
phones have been ringing off the hook with one
question:
"Does The Lamar do Brazilian waxing?"
The answer is yes! A Brazilian wax is a bikini
wax that leaves your bikini area completely bare.
The process takes about half an hour and costs
$75.
While any waxing can cause some discomfort, because
the entire hair and root is removed, results can
last quite a wile, depending on how quickly your
hair grows back.
Devotes of Brazilian waxing say the clean look
and feel, never having to worry about razor bumps
or burns from shaving, and ability to wear any
swimsuit or lingerie make the minimal temporary
discomfort well worth it.
If you dare to go bare, grab your teeny bikini
and call The Lamar to book your Brazilian wax today.
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IN PURSUIT OF RELIEF
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By any measure, the level
of stress in contemporary life has never been higher.
It is not surprising then that spa-going has become
an increasingly popular recreational activity for
Americans on vacation seeking relief.
For a growing
number, it now represents the primary purpose of
a vacation.
This is particularly
true for affluent leisure travelers (those with
an annual household income over $150,000, or the
top seven percent of all households defined by
annual income).
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As revealed in the
2006 Portrait Of Affluent Travelers™, almost
half of all affluent leisure travelers visited
a spa at a luxury hotel or resort at least once
during the previous year. The underlying motivation
for a particularly devout group of spa-goers derives
from a deeper personal commitment to alter and/or
enhance one's life through the transformation of
body, mind and spirit.
These are adults who have visited a "destination
spa" during the previous year (12 percent
of all affluent leisure travelers).
Contrary to
what you might conclude from the endless stream
of articles in the press about increasingly exotic
spa treatments, the most popular spa treatment
is an old favorite: massage. Pedicures and facials
follow.
(Yesawich, Pepperdine, Brown and Russell
Market Intelligence eNewsletter February 2007) |
NEIGHBORHOOD  |
SOUTH SCOTTSDALE
INVESTMENT REACHES $3.1 BILLION MILESTONE
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City of Scottsdale Economic
Vitality staff conducts a semi-annual assessment
of the reinvestment activity in the southern portion
of Scottsdale. The research provided information
on a number of positive trends in this area, as
evidenced by the following key findings.
The total
new reinvestment in Scottsdale south of Chaparral
Road that has occurred or has been announced since
the start of 2003 is approximately $3.13 billion.
Six months ago, this figure was $2.64 billion,
and 12 months ago it was $2.39 billion. Of the
total investment in South Scottsdale projects,
85 percent is from private investment with only
15 percent coming from public investment.
In addition,
south Scottsdale has seen 3,360 new residential
units either built, in process or planned since
January 2003 (not including condo conversions).
The demographics of the area also are changing,
including growth in both population and median
income levels, and a drop in median age (from 41.5
in 2000 to an estimated 39.9 today), which are
reflecting the influx of new and younger families
to this area. Data also indicates improvements
in quality of life categories, such as a lower
crime rate and higher educational test scores.
( Scottsdale Update - Development Focus, March
5) |
CITRUS SOY
SEASCALLOPS
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2 tablespoons
fresh lime juice
2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
½ cup low
sodium soy sauce
3 tablespoons honey
1 ½ teaspoon minced
garlic
1 teaspoon fresh, minced ginger
16 large sea scallops
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Mix lemon juice,
lime juice, soy sauce, honey, garlic and ginger.
Reserve 1/3 of marinade mixture for the sauce.
Add scallops to marinade and place in a sealed
plastic bag. Allow scallops to marinate at least
two hours in the refrigerator. Drain scallops and
stir-fry in a non-stick pan. Add the reserved marinade
and thicken liquid in the pan from scallops with
a mixture of water and cornstarch. Cook until clear
and serve 1 tablespoon over each serving of scallops.
Makes 4 servings. |
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to"steal" one of our Lamar pens when
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handy when you need it!
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