About Peaches and Cream Day Spa
Peaches and Cream Day Spa is a warm and inviting oasis that has been providing exceptional pampering experiences since 1984. The team of experienced massage therapists and estheticians offers a wide range of treatments designed to help guests relax, rejuvenate, and feel their best. From deep tissue massages to facials, detox wraps, and more, the spa's skilled professionals cater to individual needs with gentle approaches, expertise, and support. Guests have praised the attentiveness of the staff, including professionals like Dahuit, who provided valuable advice on skin care and took the time to ensure comfort during treatments. Many visitors appreciate the clean and beautifully decorated facilities, along with the serene patio area that enhances the tranquil atmosphere perfect for self-care and relaxation. The spa is conveniently located on Glendora Avenue, surrounded by a quaint, old-town vibe. With a variety of packages and memberships available, Peaches and Cream Day Spa remains the ideal destination for anyone seeking to pamper themselves and experience the ultimate in relaxation and rejuvenation, despite some finding the prices a bit high.
I had a massage with Sage ant Peaches annd Cream and she was absolutely great ! You can tell has been in her profession awhile. She really listened to what was going on with my body and the pain I was feeling. I feel like she released areas of tension that I have had for years. I liked that there was a shower, inside lounge area as well as a huge private patio. Can’t wait to go back.
Skye provided an exceptional experience during my facial appointment. Her attentiveness and insight were truly remarkable. I had been struggling with a breakout around my mouth for two months, and Skye's gentle approach not only helped address the issue but also made me feel incredibly comfortable throughout the process. Walking out, I felt absolutely beautiful, and my spirits were lifted. Skye, thank you immensely for your expertise and support!
.my review is a bit outdated as I've not been to P&C since the pandemic quarantine. i know much has changed though I've kept up from afar and I still hear great things about it. I used to get a theraputic massage weekky and a facial too when I had the time. through the years I think I enjoyed most of the treatments. I started going to P&C in 1979 when I first moved to San Dimas, then Glendora, now in LaVerne for 20 years. My young daughters and I had caught chicken pox around 1995.Since then we have all suffered from immune deficiencies. I had Epstein Barr virus syndrome and could barely get out of bed for three months. one has to boost one's own immune system to combat Epstein Barr so with my physician's guidance I developed a supplemental regime of vitamins, minerals , herbs & a high protein vegan diet with the help of a brilliant homeopath who owned a health food store in south Pasadena. I was able to suppress the symptoms in 3 months & lost 30 lbs as well. P&C massages & detox wraps helped my body heal through improved circulation and rebalancing my musculo-skeletal system as I couldn't exercise for a long time. I've heard good massages are like passive exercise. Well it all helped me as did the various other treatments, facials and body wraps. My amazing massage therapist Shannon had a specialized degree in kinesiology or something and was a genius who could read my body like a book. She improved my physical and mental health year after year. My daughters also enjoyed services there too, esp. massages and facials to keep their adolescent skin issues under control. My good health was augmented for years with massage and various detox treatments. I miss it all so much. just before the quarantine I suffered a devastating lower spine "re" injury. I had been badly damaged in a car accident years earlier and had always worked since to keep my back in good health. sadly after the "re" injury in May 2019 my back literally collapsed. (spondylolisthesis). I worked with orthopedic physicians in Pasadena trying to avoid surgery.b Because of the lower spine injury---literally "collapse"---I found a personal trainer and we developed an in home physical therapy program. Unfortunately I couldn't bting peaches and cream into my home. I lost the ability to walk without. assistance and I needed more aggressive physical therapy than I could get during the pandemic. An unfortunate hip biopsy that became deeply invasive tore up my gluteal muscles and ligaments and compounded the problem, so now I have a. very long hill to climb until I'm back soon at peaches and cream for as many healing and therapeutic treatments as possible along with my physicians nutrition & weight loss programs and physical therapy, I intend to get back to Labrador and grandson wrangling though it may take a while. I'll be 75 soon and except for those few impediments, I've the health stats of a healthy 55 year old...according to my Dr., I look forward to enjoying the various peaches and cream products, education, treatments , staff, and " healers"again soon. Pam Keelin, 35 year customer