The kind where you go to a salon and they make you look pretty.....

[Utahrd]

You always have to be careful when you ask where the best place in Las Vegas for a facial is......

But my wife and I are going to Palms Place over President's Day weekend. We will have our car with us.

Is there a good spa or salon for a facial for her? Should she go to a Strip salon or can she go to a Locals place that is just as good but costs less?

[bzl]

I've never been but I saw a Groupon for the spa at the Treasure Island:
http://www.groupon.com/deals/oleksandra-spa-and-salon-5
Apparently owned by a former Miss Universe.
I've also heard the spa at the Wynn is amazing, but expensive.

[BayAreaOlli]

I have been to the spa at the Hard Rock and had a great experience, facial and all. But I'm a guy and only have had three facials in my life so I don't have much to compare it to.

[kp3205]

A friend of mine is a cop in LV and his wife and mine went to Angie's Aesthetics.

http://www.angiesaesthetics.com/

Hope this helps.

[rixov52749]

I?ve been following how AI is being used in third-party logistics, and it feels like the industry is reaching a point where prediction is no longer the hard part?execution is. In our internal experiments with supply chain data, we can already forecast delays and demand shifts fairly well, but turning that into reliable operational changes is where things get complicated. I read this overview of AI applications in 3PL logistics, covering forecasting, warehouse optimization, and operational decision support: https://www.trinetix.com/insights/ai-3pl. What stood out is the gap between ?knowing what should happen? and actually safely triggering actions in real systems. Do you think logistics companies will eventually automate execution decisions, or will humans always stay in the loop for operational control