Sweetleaf Health Center

Cutting Edge Salon Spa in Dewey, OK offers a full range of services, including facials, waxing, massage, pedicures, razor cuts, color foils, sea salt treatments, microdermabrasion, color correction, pamper packages, detox ion cleanse, body wraps, and a gift boutique. With a focus on providing thoughtful and seamless service, they aim to create an experience that calms, restores, and builds lasting memories for their clients. One of their unique offerings is the Ion Cleanse, a healing session that detoxifies the body of tissue acid wastes, chemical residues, and heavy metals. This thorough and efficient detoxification method, combined with a healthy lifestyle, helps maintain high energy levels and long-term wellness. By creating an environment similar to walking on a beach, the Ion Cleanse provides a powerful detoxification experience through direct contact with ions in the water, leaving clients feeling refreshed and revitalized.Generated from the website

Julie Jarrett is a native of Bartlesville/Dewey with a long history of fitness dedication. Years of exceptional athletic and academic excellence earned her the "Area's Outstanding Athlete" honors and a full volleyball scholarship to the University of Oklahoma. There she received training from the best strength and conditioning professionals in the nation. Julie's commitment to health and fitness education led her to being chosen the top student in her degree field. While attending OU, her leadership skills and ability to motivate prompted the University to employ Julie as a teacher of several sport and fitness courses. Upon graduation she began a career with Phillips Petroleum Company. After eight beneficial years, she stepped down from her as supervisor of its fitness center to pursue her personal vision. Julie has trained hundreds of people in her home fitness center since 1994. With 20 years of experience, she continues to help clients reach fitness goals ranging from running a m arathon to the ability to walk up-right after hip surgery. Julie continues to learn more in the field of exercise as therapy-gaining knowledge in relevant areas. She also presents programs on topics such as strength and conditioning to the NSCA State Chapter.