About Skin Memory Spa
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We are proud to say that we…
Use botanical products
We use botanicals because they are gentle, highly effective and not from synthetic sources. The formulations we use are sourced ethically, upcycled, and of the highest purity grade available.
Are results focused
Each session is focused on the best treatments we can do for your skin in the time we have. Maximizing your time also maximizes your results.
Treat skin gently
Respecting skin and leveraging its natural ability to heal and regenerate is the core of our methodology. Damaged skin doesn’t absorb or work properly so we first target boosting your skin’s health and barrier.
Reward our clients
The best compliment is when our clients refer family, colleagues, and friends to us. We invest in our clients by offering a reward program for all referrals. This reward program is a way for us to thank you for your loyalty and trust in us.
Ensure client satisfaction
If you’ve made a purchase from us and at any time are unhappy with the product, we will happily replace with something else or refund the cost. We want you to be happy with what you come home with.
Donate to our community
Giving back to local women’s shelters and refugee organizations is a primary way we give back to our community. We happily partner with multiple community organizations and donate luxury facial treatments. It is a small token of thanks and way to offer compassion to those in need.
Meet Leslie, the Founder
Prior to opening Skin Memory, I was a librarian and information manager. My work background includes ADP, Hogan Lovells, Harvard University, Nixon Peabody, and the National Institutes of Health. Working with top tier professionals instilled in me a high degree of standards and ethics. After two decades in IT, I made a life change and began to pursue a career that is a personal passion - skin care.
That passion begins with my grandmother. My grandma came to the US from France in the 1960s. While growing up, money was tight but, my grandma loved to make skincare concoctions in our kitchen. This was a way for my grandma to treat herself, to care for herself, to feel better about herself, and to connect with herself after a long day of giving to everyone else.
Growing up, skincare wasn't something we viewed as vain, instead it was an instrument of self care and mental health. I firmly believe this today, in my bones. We all need to make time for ourselves amongst all the chaos of life.
On a personal note, I am a history nerd, a lover of hikes (in the shade), an animal lover, a sometimes exercise junkie, and a community refugee activist for nearly 3 decades. I am married and have two boys who love learning about skincare. We also have a mini zoo of pets.
–Leslie Merriman
