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Celebrating Wellness
IntoMeSea hosts ribbon-cutting ceremony By Kamala Kirk ntoMeSea, a new wellness studio in Santa Monica, recently celebrated its opening with an official ribbon-cutting ceremony, tours and refreshments. Along with local members of the community, notable Santa Monica officials also attended the event including Honorable Mayor Sue Himmelrich, Chamber president Laurel Rosen, and council member Lana Negrete, who gave remarks expressing their excitement surrounding a new woman-owned business in the city of Santa Monica. IntoMeSea founder, Jen Williams, welcomed a small group of special guests including the project’s architects, David Hertz and Yatto Suzuki. IntoMeSea is a new state-of-the-art wellness studio that offers integrated therapies
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designed to ground, balance and heal through harnessing the powers of salt, water, light, sound, sweat and energy. Their service pillars are focused on mind, body and soul. “It has been such a long road since starting this project almost five years ago to finally opening at the end of last year despite so many unforeseen obstacles,” Williams said. “To be able to celebrate the official ribbon cutting with our Santa Monica community leaders is an experience for which I am so grateful and will never forget.”
IntoMeSea owner Jen Williams welcomed members from Santa Monica City Council and Santa Monica Mayor Sue Himmelrich during their ribbon cutting.
IntoMeSea 1812 Lincoln Boulevard, Santa Monica 310-310-8711 intomesea.com
Lana Negrete, Mayor Sue Himmelrich, Jen Williams and Laura Rosen pose in front of the new IntoMeSea studio in Santa Monica.
President Laura Rosen of Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce welcomes IntoMeSea to the neighborhood.
Actor Jean-Pierre Vertus attended the event.
Williams spoke before cutting the ribbon during the grand opening of her wellness space. PAGE 16 THE ARGONAUT FEBRUARY 10, 2022
IntoMeSea offers a variety of products to enjoy after experiencing their services.
