Anyho..upon arriving at Laurent Bleu, she was really quiet. The lady at the reception was shocked to see a dog coming into the spa. But once we walked up the top where the offices were, the staffs of Laurent Bleu were excited to see Tiff. I had a facial analysis (this new machine is amazing..although I totally can't remember the name of it. We had four people and one dog crammed into a small analysis room. The staffs were either there to observe the procedure by Eunice (or one of them were there to ogle at Tiff, I have no idea. She was more interested at talking to Tiff as I could see). Tiff scolded the girl quite a few times- luckily there was no other customers there.
I then proceeded for my treatment. The minute we got into the room and I set her down, Tiff started her investigative work...sniffing, prodding, nosing around and checking out every nook and corner in the room. I on the other hand, went straight for the facial bed. Tiff then jumped up (I swear, she's acting more like a cat nowadays).
This is really one of the best facial treatment I have had. The light skin peel machine is amazing! Mind you, I have searched high and low for a procedure that my skin can handle, especially since it was stupidly over-sensitive to most treatments (as I have learnt the harsh way during my times doing cosmeceuticals). This machine actually uses diamond peel (unlike other machines, the nose of the equipment has a protective casing, thus the fate of my skin was not at the hands of the handler), suction for sucking up the dead skin that has been removed (thus not rubbing the dead and dirt all over the new skin underneath) and a vitamin infuser to infuse nutrient into the skin once the skin is ready for it (this is the most important! Some procedures ignore this- cheaper of cost- but what's the point of cleaning or removing dead cells if you are not going to feed the skin?)
Anyway, I was sleeping and holding Tiff tightly to me so she doesn't freak the beautician out. All said, the girl was quite cool about it. No jittery hands of stammers. She kept looking at Tiff when she was running the works on my face though- so I got a bit worried about how my face was going to turn out. I fell asleep after that, so Tiff was left to being squashed under my grasp and the beautician continued on working, or so I thought. Somewhere in between, I work up to Tiffany barking and growling. I took off the cotton on my eyes and saw the little monster parked in front of the spa room door. Her tail was wagging but her backside was spaced down and she was growling her head off. On the otherside of the almost closed door, I saw the beautician's face peeping through the door gap. She was muttering something but I couldn't quite hear her. I had to pick up the monster and let the beautician in. Apparently, she had went out to get some stuff and the monster refused to let her in, guarding the room like a fortress.
After some scolding, Tiff decides to settle down on the facial bed, giving us her cute look and smiled for the camera when I took her pic. The beautician surprisingly was not bothered by Tiff at all. She just continued with her work, intermittenly taking to me and Tiff. Half an hour later, all was done. I was relieved to say the least. I had my post consultation and feedback session later. The GM of the centre came out and saw the monster, why was by then quiet. I am not sure whether she's going to be allowed back there, but it was a funny experience having Tiff there while I was having my facial. HEheh!
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