Skin Solutions Medspa

08/14/2025

When you support a small business you support a dream.

07/21/2025

Drink your skin care! 🍏🥕🍎🥒🫜🌱

05/29/2025

Check out our Intern Aesthetician Leona Acosta who plans on attending American Barber and Beauty Academy this fall to study the Esthetician program.

Leona joined us this fall and interned with our Skin Specialists, Permanent Make Up Artist, Lash Specialists, Laser Techs, Medical Director. She attended the NASN Pro conference and the Circadia by Dr Pugliese connect awards Gala while working part time at Crave Cafe.

She is absolutely beautiful inside and out and the daughter to amazing parents Noel and Maria Acosta.

We are SOO proud of the incredible young lady and applaud her efforts to enter The and become an aspiring beauty professional.

Lisa Kozub
Maggie Diaz
Kiersten Kunkle Post
Victoria Stubler
Gina Nguyen
Spage Yee
Skin Solutions Medspa
Circadia Connect 2024
MY SKIN BUDDY
Sydney Sonoski
Julie Hunsberger- Stubler
juliestubler
Wilson School District
Zemits - Esthetic Expert
Tessa Palange
NASNPRO - Estheticians &

05/14/2025

Check it out

Enjoy appetizers provided by Franklin Station Brewpub. All tips collected at the bar benefit the Reading Public Library! While our Celebrity Bartender event takes place on May 14 at Saucony Creek Franklin Station Bew Pub, contributions are encouraged in advance. Help us reach our goal by visiting one of our celebrity's pages and learning why they're supporting Reading Public Library. No tickets required to attend.

05/07/2025

Look at these beautiful faces 🤗

PM Esthetics class with Ms. Madison representing American Barber and Beauty Academy at the ICES Expo in Philadelphia! A day full of inspiration, education, and empowerment in the world of esthetics.

05/06/2025

💙Thank you to those who donated and voted for us. We had a blast practicing and participating in Yocum Institute for Arts Education - Dancing with The Reading Stars;Battle of the Businesses. Circadia by Dr Pugliese and Skin Solutions Medspa took 1st Place & Voted Fan Favorite.

04/12/2025

Question - is this one of your favorite cleansers?

04/10/2025

01/29/2025

Hey Berks County tune in February 4th to watch Limarys Rodriguez and see if she’s got what it takes to be a specialist at Skin Solutions Medspa.

Fun take on job swap.
Maggie Diaz
Gina Nguyen
juliestubler
Julie Hunsberger- Stubler

01/19/2025

Weather Update from Meterology Student Drew Wolf of Millersville University

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SUNDAY’S (TOMORROW 1/19/25) WINTER STORM

Hi everyone! We are expecting a significant snowstorm that will bring all snow to Central Pennsylvania. This storm, just like the last one, is very oriented based on strength and track, making it a bit tricky to narrow things down. However, I do think the strength and track will play a huge role in how much snow we are going to see. Here are my thoughts!

Winter Storm Warnings are in effect for the majority of our area while Winter Weather Advisories are in effect for Mifflin and Juniata Counties as well as up towards State College and down towards Philadelphia (and yes, this will affect the Divisional Round game against the Rams). I think this aligns pretty well in terms of where the heaviest of the snow is going to set up.

I do think the areas that are in the Winter Storm Warning (again, this is the majority of our area: Lancaster, York, Harrisburg, Chambersburg, Reading, Pottsville, Allentown, and all the cities in between) a widespread 5-8 inches of snow is expected. It would not surprise me if our area over-performs as this is where the heaviest of the snow is expected to fall. So, I think it’s certainly possible that some spots in our area could get as much as 9 even 10 inches. Certainly not out of the question. And the areas that are in the Winter Weather Advisories (again, this is all of Mifflin and Juniata Counties and up towards State College and down towards Philadelphia) a good 3-5 inches with an isolated six inches is possible.

The snow (moderate to heavy at times) is expected to come in during the mid morning hours (around 10 am, so if you need to head out to the store or heading to church services before that time, that should not have any issues), and be at its worst during lunchtime and during the beginning stages of the evening commute (about noon-5pm). It then tapers off during the evening to just snow showers and any lingering snow will be falling during the late evening up til about midnight.

Behind this storm, it does turn windy as the storm pulls away, so there is a threat for blowing and drifting snow on Monday (MLK Day) as the snow will be the light and fluffy kind and not the heavy and wet kind. Also behind this storm is some of the coldest air we haven’t seen in a very long time. Temperatures behind the storm fall to the teens as highs and near zero or below zero for lows for the first part of this upcoming week.

Be safe tomorrow, and enjoy the snow! Stay warm!