Spa:   When life gives you lemons Comment.

Spa: This brutally long, cold winter has been especially hard on two parts of the body that are difficult to shield from the elements: the face and hands. On Tuesday, with winds whirling menacing snowflakes under my hat and through my cashmere gloves, I declared a moratorium on suffering. Comment.

Spa: This little piggy went to market, this little piggy stayed home, this little piggy had roast beef and this little piggy said. "We, we, we want to get out of these Timberland boots!" Comments (1).

Spa: Williamsburg’s InnerSpree Day Spa, open since July, has a Serenity Room with a warming skylight and soothing waterfall, which you can reserve for a private party. At $185 per person, customers enjoy individual 45-minute facials, one-hour massages, spa manicures (or basic manicure with basic pedicure), catered food and theme-related goody bags. Comment.

Spa: As the last episode of "Sex and the City" flickered across TV screens everywhere Sunday, I felt obliged to pay homage by indulging in some sort of single-girl frivolity. Comment.

Spa: For a luxurious spa experience follow the gilded railings to the entrance of Fort Greene’s Cynergy Spa. This little sister of Harlem’s Cynergy Spa was opened in 2003, but there’s nothing small or diminutive about the Brooklyn location. Comment.