Cassiel’s Salon & Spa keeps its clients feeling beautiful and fresh By Deborah Conway Feature Writer Cassiel’s Salon & Spa, 71 East Avenue, a luxuriously appointed salon and spa in the heart of Lewiston, is the realization of Diane Dubois’ vision and commitment to create and maintain “a culture which ensures t hat each g uest receives excel lent customer ser v ice a nd relaxing spa treatments within a peaceful and harmonizing environment.” Cassiel’s team of 13 talented technicians has grown consistently from year to year, along w it h Cassiel’s line of ser v ices, which has expanded to include skincare treatments such as therapeutic customized facials, microderm abrasion, electrology and permanent makeup. “Our staff is passionate about the work that they do,” said Dubois. “They are caring, educated
feeling beautiful, fresh and angelic until you are ready to begin your walk down the aisle or to make your first impression on a big night. Even children are welcome and Cassiel’s is pleased to offer both hair design for youngsters and birthday parties where little ladies can be pampered and excited about providing our patrons with a with manicures and pedicures. truly satisfying experience.” Dubois was proud to receive the Androscoggin From expert nail care to classic and contempo- County Chamber of Commerce’s 2011 Business rary hair design, decadent body treatments and Leadership Award. According to Chip Morrison, massage, including massage for couples, the president of The Chamber, this award “recogstylists and practitioners at Cassiel’s will help nizes businesses which have made significant you to “Discover the Beauty Within.” investments in supporting the region’s economic growth.” Many Lewiston-Auburn area brides choose to spend the hours before their nuptials wrapped Cassiel’s commitment to community service is in the embrace of the angel “Cassiel,” who demonstrated time and time again through its bestows upon them the loveliness and grace contributions to “Pretty in Pink” breast cancer that makes every bride an angel on her wedding support groups, “Rebuild Together,” an orgaday. Cassiel’s is able to accommodate small nization that provides housing assistance, and and large wedding parties, and offers party through private donations to small organizations packages and individual services for other special events.
and local families in crisis. To learn more about Cassiel’s Salon & Spa’s heavenly services and also to reserve space for a private party, call 783-3321 or visit their website at www.Cassiels.com/.
With hair design, nail care, makeup application, spa packages, and a comfortable room for relaxing and dressing, Cassiel’s will keep you
Shawnee Steps a division of
American Concrete Industries of Auburn and Bangor Maine, USA.
American Concrete Industries was formed in 1957 under the name of Maine Shawnee Step Company, Inc. by the Snowe brothers, Carleton, Richard & John. In 1967 the company expanded from Auburn to Veazie, Maine and the corporate name was changed to its present name, American Concrete Industries. Since 1957 American has been producing high quality pre-cast concrete products. The company first started producing concrete steps and later moved into manufacturing burial vaults, septic tanks and commercial products. American Concrete now employs over one hundred people and delivers pre-cast concrete products throughout Maine and northern New England.
American Concrete Industries
1022 Minot Ave, Auburn, Maine 784-1388 • www.shawneesteps.com Advertising Supplement, Sun Journal, Lewiston, Maine, Saturday, April 28, 2012
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