Skin to Soul Wellness

My name is Megan Wilson and I have owned Skin to Soul Wellness for over 11 years and have proudly served the community by providing facial and skin care services to not only improve the appearance of the skin but also to offer a space for relaxation and pampering. With the cost of just about everything going up in price, I wanted to offer a more budget friendly facial option because everyone deserves to be able to be pampered and take care of the largest organ of the body! This facial is great for first time clients as well. The treatment is called "The Essentials Facial" and is a 45 min service that includes a deep cleanse, exfoliation, treatment mask, hand and arm massage, appropriate serum and hydration for $65. This facial is currently available on Tuesday's only between 10-5. At this time we are unable to accept Gift cards to use towards this service. Appointments may be booked at www.skintosoulwellness.com or you may contact us at (248)505-0518

Oakland County

Dylan Siwicki

Detroit Metropolitan Area

Rochester-Rochester Hills

Michigan

My name is Megan Wilson and I have owned Skin to Soul Wellness for over 11 years and have proudly served the community by providing facial and skin...

A vehicle that smelled like marijuana parked in a Rochester Hills park prompted police to investigate on Saturday night. The incident happened at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at Borden Park. The park was closed; Oakland County Sheriff's deputies found two vehicles parked there and "a strong odor of marijuana was coming from one of the vehicles," according to a sheriff's office report. A K-9 search of the vehicle revealed marijuana, and a 17-year-old Shelby Township resident was cited and released for possession of the substance, according to the report.

A vehicle that smelled like marijuana parked in a Rochester Hills park prompted police to investigate on Saturday night.

The incident happened at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at Borden Park. The park was closed; Oakland County Sheriff's deputies found two vehicles parked there and "a strong odor of marijuana was coming from one of the vehicles," according to a sheriff's office report. A K-9 search of the vehicle revealed marijuana, and a 17-year-old Shelby Township resident was cited and released for possession of the substance, according to the report.

A teen-ager was cited for possession of marijuana.