How it arrives
A card on heavy stock, hand‑stamped with the number and the amount, sealed in an envelope. Collected at the desk, or posted anywhere in the United States within forty‑eight hours at no charge.
If it is for a particular date and you have left it late, say so. We have hand‑delivered in Old Town more than once and it is not a special favour, it is a ten‑minute walk.
What it is good for
Anything on the menu, in any combination, in any number of visits. It can be split across two appointments or two people. It can go against a membership month. There is no category it excludes, because there is no category we would rather sell.
It does not expire. Not in a year, not in five. Arizona law would let us expire it eventually and we do not, because a gift that quietly becomes worthless is not a gift.
The one we get asked for
The Aromatic Hand & Foot, at $155, is the treatment most often bought for a parent. It asks nothing of the person receiving it: no undressing, no explaining, no decision at the desk. They sit down and somebody looks after them for fifty minutes.