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Florida Spa Day Filled with Pampering

May 18th, 2009

It’s riposo in Italian, reposin French and the Swedes call it vila. But nothing says ‘rest’ like a muscle-relaxing, sleep-inducing massage.

This spring, give yourself much-needed R&R with a spa day full of pampering. If you’re already a spa regular, try out a new regimen, such as a hot stone massage or lemon facial. Whether it’s a cleansing scrub, a pedicure or a massage, giving your body a little TLC can be one of the best gifts you can give to yourself

Sensational Skin

A cleansing scrub here, a dash of exfoliation there. There are a variety of ways to pamper yourself, but a simple facial can be a relaxing way to make your face truly glow.

“A lot of people overlook the skin, although it’s the largest organ. It’s kind of hard to replace that,” says Utopia Chalet director, Kevin Lee. “Facials are always nice because you get your face cleansed and a light pressure massage.” And while you can get the same feel from the products Utopia Chalet sells, such as masques, moisturizers and cleansers, you may not get the same results: Utopia Chalet spa technicians offer specialty services, including a process called “face mapping” that pinpoints the areas of the face most in need of a little extra care. A 30-60 minute facial ranges in price from $40 for an on-the-go refresher, to $450, for six weeks of skin brightening treatments. Lee also recommends spa body treatments, such as the salt glow or herbal lemon wrap that can act like a facial for your body. “It’s a complete body exfoliation that removes the dull skin and gives you a fresh look,” he says. Manage those Muscles

Just hearing the word massage can be enough to ooh and aah you to the spa. Whether you’re experiencing a tense week or just need a little rest, there’s a soothing massage for every mangled muscle and sore spot of skin. Spa Royale offers a variety of massages, from the signature, or Swedish, massage — considered “the” spa massage with long soothing strokes — to deep tissue and mommy-to-be services. If more is better, then the four-handed massage is the way to go, with customers receiving the attention of two massage therapists for an hour. “My favorite is the combination massage-facial,” says Casey Slimak, Spa Royale’s quality control manager. “We keep you on the same heated table, and you just get so completely relaxed.” Cloud 9 co-owner Shannon Haas prefers her spa’s newest massage, the relaxation journey. With nearly two hours of massage, the customer receives special attention to the hands, feet and scalp, in addition to traditionally massaged areas. “If people are looking for the piece de resistance at our spa, it would be the relaxation journey massage.” Massage services at Cloud 9 start at $40 and last from 25 to 80 minutes. With massage as its most requested service, Spa Royale offers nine for under $100, including a 25-minute stressless express service for $40.

Packing It All In

A facial is great, a massage is so relaxing and fingernails are always craving a little TLC. With multiple packages offered around town, you can get the best of all three or more on the same day. Andrea Silvia, owner of Touch of Heaven Day Spa, says a package is the best way to pamper yourself. “You want to hit all the areas. We have spa packages that include facials, massages, manicures, pedicures, body treatments and lunch.” Silvia recommends coming with a friend to really have fun, and says the Treatment Pamper Sampler is the best way to try something new. Customers choose three out of eight different services, and receive half an hour of each, for less than $100. Team Tranquility

If we all need a little time for ourselves, why not enjoy that time together? Spas offer opportunities for friends, families, mothers and daughters, and even couples, to enjoy their spa time side-by-side. Cloud 9, for example, has 23 different treatment areas to accommodate groups as large as 24 people. Since opening in 2000, the spa has offered groups the opportunity to pamper as a party with a refreshment bar, private rooms and catering services. They’ve reserved Mondays just for group gatherings. Cloud 9’s services range from $30 for a basic manicure to $140 for the luxurious relaxation journey massage.

Feeling Your Best on a Budget

Everyone’s ready to be treated like royalty, but maybe not on a queen’s budget. Professional training schools in the area provide less expensive options for professional spa treatments. At the Florida School of Massage, for instance, customers can receive an hour-long massage from an advanced student, supervised by an instructor, for less than $30. The school also offers in-home therapeutic massages by licensed massage therapists.

Or, visit The Salon Professional Academy of Gainesville to receive a variety of relaxing salon treatments. Clients can get a facial, manicure, pedicure, or makeover for less than $30 from students under the supervision of licensed professionals.

Want to pamper yourself in the comfort of your home? Many spas, including Spa Royale and Utopia Chalet, offer great products to give you a spa-like pick-me-up at home, including bath soaks, lotions and exfoliating products.

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Fairmont Turnberry Isle Resort & Club Spa Experience Review

May 13th, 2009

The lowdown: Willow Stream Spa — which boasts a Mobil four-star spa award — is clearly designed to be grand. A domed skylight floods the 25,000-square-foot, tri-level facility with natural light, and a bubbling fountain anchors the space, providing a subtle, soothing background sound that’s audible everywhere except the treatment rooms, where guests select their own soundtrack.

Guests make many choices at Willow Stream, where the motto is ”find your energy.” Grounded in the concept of self-directed wellness, spagoers might be asked to select the scent for their massage or a tarot card that might provide a clue to the body’s subconscious needs. But don’t worry — it’s not all up to you. The toughest task is choosing from a broad range of treatments that include seasonal, international, sports-inspired and water-based experiences, most of which can be customized. Once that selection has been made, the staff makes every effort to provide an effortless experience.

The ‘hood: Just minutes from busy Biscayne Boulevard and the Aventura Mall, the 300-acre Fairmont Turnberry Isle Resort & Club is a quiet, meticulously landscaped oasis that feels removed from the city. Valet parking is complimentary for spa guests.

The vibe: If walls could talk, these would ask how they could serve you. From the attentiveness of the always-nearby staff to the thoughtful design of the treatment rooms and common areas (where everything from bath products to snacks is copiously and continuously replenished), the entire spa reflects a commitment to enhance the experience and pamper the guests.

The highlights: With packages like the Up To Par Body Experience for golfers (60 minutes, $159) and the Jet Lag Recovery (90 minutes, $209), Willow Stream has a treatment for everyone. Bound to be a hit with just about anyone, however, is the Royal Javanese Lulur (120 minutes, $299). Traditionally performed on brides-to-be from royal families in Indonesia, the ritual begins with an aromatic petal bath, transitions to a yogurt scrub that exfoliates and cleanses the body, and ends with a Balinese massage.

Though less exotic, the customized anti-aging (90 minutes, $239) and deep cleansing (60 minutes, $129) facials provide precise, targeted results. Willow Stream also offers a slew of companion treatments and salon services.

The sweet deal: Book any signature treatment (60 minutes or more, excluding salon) and then select a free express manicure, pedicure, facial or massage. Valid through May 22.

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Agua Spa South Beach Miami FL Spa Review

April 16th, 2009

The lowdown: As if you needed another reason to visit the Mondrian in South Beach, Morgans Hotel Group throws in Agua Spa — because it can. The 4,000-square-foot space created by celebrity designer Marcel Wanders — meaning lots of white walls and accents, plus larger-than-life furniture — features six treatment rooms, a princess area for mani-pedis and locker rooms with steam showers and sauna.

From facials and massages to pedicures and makeup application, the menu can be overwhelming but is not necessarily overpriced. And, if you’re into exclusivity, Agua is the only spa in the United States that carries nontoxic nail polish line Butter London and Swedish skincare line sjal.

The ‘hood: On SoBe’s West Avenue, Agua has a neighborhood day spa feel, yet with the amenities of a swanky hotel. Park at the hourly-rate garage on 10th Street or valet at the hotel; spa clients get a discounted rate of $15.

The vibe: Surprisingly simple and relaxed. Uncharacteristic of a SoBe spa, expect to find simplicity, kind service and decent prices.

The highlights: The Milk and Honey body treatment (60 minutes, $140) sounds sticky, but this signature treatment is all sweetness complemented with a gentle massage. Suffering from northeast tourist syndrome? Try the Vitamin Infusion facial ($250, 60 minutes) that will blast you with enough sun protection and moisturizer plus six essential vitamins to keep your skin glowing. Make those toes beach-ready with the Ultimate Pedicure ($90, 75 minutes), which includes an antioxidant-infused soak, a color consultation and paraffin wax treatment. If after a night on the town you’re dreaming of an in-room massage, get the After Hours Aqua Massage ($240, 60 minutes) available until midnight. As an added bonus, a spa menu from hotel restaurant Asia de Cuba and poolside services are available.

The sweet deal: Mention this story and get 20 percent off any spa service until June 30.

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Miami Florida ULTA Spa Review

April 9th, 2009

The lowdown: Besides offering the usual array of cosmetic and skin care goodies in an adult ”candy-store environment,” ULTA Beauty and Salon also boasts a top-notch salon on the second story of its historic Miami Beach building.

”We offer great stylists and therapists which provide top notch services at an affordable price with Miami Beach as the backdrop,” said salon manager Tina Tsoukalas. “Everyone deserves to get pampered without worrying about the price tag.”

The hood: ULTA is located at the busy Lincoln Road and Washington Avenue intersection and next to more affordable women’s clothing stores such as Rainbow. Make sure to arrive early, and be ready to walk a few blocks after parking at a metered spot or in the 17th Street garage, the closest and cheapest way to leave your vehicle resting while you get pampered.

The vibe: Think laid-back and affordable no-frills girly fun. Do some light shopping and try out some products, or escape to the salon for a blowout or a facial while flipping through magazines with some hot coffee or cold water.

The highlights: The salon’s signature Real Control Signature Style treatment ($60) features a shampoo, an intense Redken renewal treatment, deep conditioner, blow-out and flat-ironing. The Dermalogica Skin Treatment ($50) features cleansing, exfoliation, masque and moisturizing treatment — topped with a light foot and shoulder massage. NovaLash extensions start at $250 for a full set.

Discount for Miami Herald readers: Mention this story when you come into ULTA with a friend and get 25 percent off any service from select designers and skin therapists. Need another deal? Come in for a free hair consultation and receive a $20 gift card to use at the salon. Certain restrictions apply. Offer valid through Saturday.

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Orlando Florida Hotel & Day Spa – EO Inn & Spa

March 20th, 2009
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Welcome to Eo Inn’s Spa!

Our spa offers the utmost in superb rejuvenation therapies, so you will come away renewed, refreshed and relaxed. The Spa is more than a place to visit. it is a tranquil retreat for the senses; a haven away from the everyday world.

Now that the summer-like temperatures are here to stay, a detox and rejuvenating body treatment can get you ready for the beach and melt away stress built up from the winter months. The EO Inn and Spa will help you do just that, a beautiful boutique spa located in downtown Orlando.

It’s the perfect escape from the resort spas in Orlando, and is nestled in the upscale neighborhood of Thornton Park. A sampling of rejuvenating and detoxifying treatments at the EO Inn & Spa include:

* Tropical Escape Package: A Tropical Oasis Facial, Luminous ‘C’ and ‘Sea’ Facial and Swedish Massage – 2+ hours, $206
* Anti-Free Radical Facial: Perfect for dehydrated skin, this vitamin-enriched infusion facial will perk up skin after a long winter – 50 minutes, $85
* Aromatic Anti-Fatigue Moor Mud Body Treatment: Natural vitamins, minerals and enzymes are found in the Moor Mud used in this indulgent treatment designed to increase circulation and make stress disappear – 50 minutes, $60

The spa also offers 20% off all non-package services booked on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

If you think you’ll be too relaxed to drive back home or to your hotel, don’t worry; the venue offers overnight accommodations so you can rest up for the night in a deluxe room furnished with plush furniture and luxury amenities.

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Spa 101 at the Hilton Bentley Hotel South Beach Florida Spa

March 20th, 2009

Spa review | Spa 101 at the Hilton Bentley Hotel

101 Ocean Dr., Miami Beach, FL, 33139-7212

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The lowdown: Most folks flock to Bali to get away from it all. Not Spa 101 owners Iris and Patrick Van de Coevering. The married couple moved from Bali to Miami two years ago and recently opened Spa 101 on South Beach. ”I wanted to bring Miami the essence of the Asian spa experience that I was fortunate enough to discover during my time operating a spa in Bali,” Iris says.

The hood: Located on the fourth floor of the Hilton Bentley Hotel, Spa 101 is situated on the tip of South Beach. The friendly facility and its surrounding outdoor lounge areas overlook the ocean and stretches of sand.

The vibe: Think Miami-meets-Bali. The homey retreat is outfitted with contemporary furniture mixed with Asian accents. ”I kept the ambience down to earth and unpretentious — I want visitors to feel welcomed,” Iris says. Inside, the spa houses two intimate treatment rooms and outside has roomy chairs, cabana and Jacuzzi perfect for unwinding.

The highlights: Using Hungary’s all-natural Eminence Skin Care for services, each treatment is garnished with fruity and fragrant concoctions. The spa menu is kept plain and simple with services ranging from $25 for a hand spa — manicure and scrub with massage — to $100 for a facelift massage using lymphatic drainage and microcurrent technologies to clean and tighten skin. Iris adds, ”Massage is at the root of every treatment, just like in Bali.” Ah, take us away.

Special for Miami Herald readers: Mention this article while booking any massage during March and get a complimentary 15-minute facelift facial.

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Mount Dora Florida Inn & Spa New Services

March 5th, 2009

 

MOUNT DORA – The historic Lakeside Inn is providing its guests with many new services, including bridal-party accommodations, yoga, health-conscious meals, diet coaching and spa treatments such as massages, facials and makeup artistry.

Massage therapist and spa owner Donna Swain is expanding to the historic inn, offering services inside its Sunset Building on Lake Dora. These will be offered to inn guests through special packages. The inn at 100 N. Alexander St. often has five weddings taking place on the weekends, so many spa services will be tailored for a bride and her party.

“This will be perfect for a whole bridal party to get ready,” said inn manager Paula Briskin. “It can be an all-day prep for a wedding.”

Swain added, “We will have a fabulous makeup artist. It will be very feminine. The girls can get their makeup done together.”

In addition to housing the first-floor spa, the Sunset Building contains 10 guest rooms. A bridal party could take over the whole building, Briskin said.

“It could be a fun girls’ getaway if they all stay here,” Briskin said of the wood-frame building built in 1914.

The Sunset Building resembles the rest of the inn, with original buildings dating to 1883. The long-lasting structures make the inn one of the city’s treasured historic landmarks.

Briskin also stressed the new health-fitness offerings, and said these packages also may be popular for a non-wedding crowd.

Though men aren’t excluded from these services, Briskin said women in particular will be drawn to the power walks by the lake, yoga classes, diet coaching, and health-conscious meals featuring vegetarian, vegan or lowfat fare.

“Every morning on the package there will be a 3-mile walk,” Briskin said. “Then you come back and have a healthy breakfast — a vegetarian or healthy breakfast.”

Meals also can be served to guests on the veranda.

Yoga, massage therapy

Briskin, a yoga teacher, said classes will suit the guests’ needs.

“I do a real hard-flow class where you work up a good sweat when the class is done, but that’s not for someone with back problems. The beauty of yoga is you take it at your own pace,” she said.

Massages will be part of these packages as well. Many of Swain’s massages — the Himalayan, for example — also utilize elements such as aromatherapy, hot stones and sea salt.

“I just had one,” Swain said. “I really wasn’t expecting much, but you leave feeling so grounded and balanced, and it soothes your nervous system.”

The spa services will be available by the middle of this month within a 750-square-foot space, which Swain had redone in pastel green and yellow tones. She calls the color scheme “essence of aloe and lemon green.”

Diet, nutrition coaching

For those on a health-and-fitness retreat, professional diet and nutrition coaching is offered, along with discussions on deep breathing and keeping a healthy mental state.

“It’s all about exercise, eating right and having a good mental state,” Briskin said. “Persons should ask themselves, ‘Do I know how to deep breathe?’ ”

Swain also owns Essential Therapies, a full-service spa she has owned for six years. She has worked as a massage therapist in Mount Dora for 12 years.

Briskin has been in the resort-spa business 25 years and took over as manager at Lakeside Inn when the former manager, John Bristol, died last year.

With the slumping economy so difficult for many Central Floridians, a Mount Dora retreat could be a better option than an overseas vacation, Briskin said.

“This is better compared to a trip to Europe — a long, expensive plane trip,” Briskin said.

Swain said the wedding packages will be popular despite the economic downturn because women will always want to get married in a pleasant manner.

“People will get married no matter what the economy is like,” Swain said.

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Luxury Spa Experience – Florida Spa Resort

February 19th, 2009

 

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Few places can hold a candle to ESPA at the Acqualina Resort on Sunny Isles Beach. If you’re looking for luxury and class and a truly nurturing experience for your mind, body, and soul; don’t look any further.

This isn’t a spa bedecked in modernist trimmings and garish colors — everything at ESPA is opulent and classy and inviting. Think rich dark woods contrasted with beautifully textured fabrics, ice basins and steam rooms and specialized showers that curl inside like a snail’s shell. And besides the decor, there are the treatments. ESPA is the brainchild of Susan Harmsworth, an industry leader who has created magnificent spas across the globe from the Maldives to Tokyo, from Killarney to right here in Miami. ESPA specializes in bringing the spa experience to a new apex, and now our local ESPA has unveiled three new technologically advanced facials called Super Active. Even if you’re a seasoned pro at spa treatments, trust me — this is something worth experiencing.
 The Super Active product range is designed to target specific skin conditions. The names are pretty self explanatory — there’s Calm and Soothe, Repair and Restore, and Firming Eye Contour. When Pretty in the City was invited for the Super Active experience, a little Calm and Soothe was definitely what the doctor ordered. The treatment was very different from the typical facials I’ve had, which have been typically all about examining the skin under bright lights and magnifying glasses with the intent of extracting imperfections. 
“This is all about you,” explained my aesthetician, when I expressed my concern about the dim mood lighting in the room. “Just relax and enjoy the experience.” So I did. Never before has a facial felt so soothing. 
Her cool hands massaged my skin, focusing on each area of my face. After a while she asked me to open my eyes and be prepared for a bright light. Holding a blacklight up close to my face, she showed me areas of discoloration. “See where those little orange dots are? That’s sebum. And where it’s a paler purple, those are areas of dehydration. Do you drink enough water?” My skin didn’t lie. Obviously I need to drink more. 
My ESPA Super Active experience ended with the smoothing on of the pricey Calm and Soothe concentrate, and moisturizer. Then I was on my way. The ESPA Super Active facial was a one hour and thirty minute journey to discovering what my mind, spirit, and skin needed all along. ESPA action doesn’t come cheap. Holistic facials start at $150, and treatments can run as pricey as $445 for special massages.

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Naples Grande Beach Resort Joins Waldorf Astoria Collection

February 17th, 2009

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Hilton Hotels Corporation announces that the Naples Grande Beach Resort in Naples, Florida, has joined the Waldorf Astoria, continuing the luxury brand’s expansion into key leisure markets worldwide.

Situated among lush palms and balmy sea breezes in Naples, Florida’s exclusive Southwest city, along the Gulf of Mexico’s Paradise Coast, the Naples Grande Beach Resort, Waldorf Astoria Collection is surrounded by 200 acres of Nature Preserve. Designed to coexist with its surrounding environment of clear water, unspoiled mangrove-lined beaches and lush green flora, the resort completed a multimillion-dollar renovation in 2007, unveiling an elaborate redesign indicative of the destination’s changing face and solidifying its status as one of Florida’s premier resorts.

Following in the footsteps of recent Florida additions to the portfolio the Casa Marina Resort & Beach Club, Waldorf Astoria Collection and The Reach Resort, Waldorf Astoria Collection, in Key West, Florida, the Naples Grande Beach Resort is the 11th hotel to join the prestigious Waldorf Astoria Collection, as the portfolio continues to expand into key indigenous destinations.

Featuring an 18-story tower with 395 luxuriously appointed guestrooms and 29 tower suites, the Naples Grande Beach Resort, Waldorf Astoria Collection combines comfortable elegance with the active lifestyle evocative of Naples’ stunning setting. The resort offers an array of outdoor activities to acclimatize guests to the dazzling Florida scenery – from its Tennis Center with Har-Tru courts offering professional services managed by Peter Burwash International, to the exclusive championship golf course at Naples Grande Golf Club and including beachfront sailing, windsurfing and aqua cycling along three miles of Gulf of Mexico white sugar-sand beach.

Inside the resort all refurbished guest rooms feature a luxurious take on Floridian style while exuding the casual, comfortable elegance which has become the resort’s signature. Custom designed furniture, hand-selected fabrics and luxurious touches such as silky window treatments, plush carpeting and sumptuous bedding enrich each guestroom and suite, while oversized closets, expansive bathrooms with five fixture arrangements and separate oversized tub/glass enclosed shower combinations provide the ultimate retreat.

The 50 self-contained Bungalows, adjacent to the main resort have been completely refurbished by Bob Barry and feature design elements of relaxed gray, beige and green and Asian-inspired clean, simple lines for an exclusive, private space for guests’ relaxation. Elsewhere, the Naples Grande Beach Resort, Waldorf Astoria Collection offers three swimming pools and private cabanas with butler service, providing ultimate luxury and relaxation. For those guests seeking an extra level of luxury, the resort’s Golden Door Spa – the first of its kind on the U.S. east coast – features elements of traditional Japanese architecture, serene gardens, relaxation pool, individual mp3 players and a meditation labyrinth, providing an awe-inspiring yet calming environment to unwind and relax.

Ross Klein, Global Head Luxury & Lifestyle Brands, Hilton Hotels Corporation, said: “Following in the footsteps of our most recent Florida additions to the portfolio, we are delighted to welcome the Naples Grande Beach Resort to the Waldorf Astoria Collection. This resort provides the perfect balance of stunning local scenery, and indigenous local experiences and intuitive, luxurious comfort, and the renovations have given a fresh face to an already popular destination.”

The renovations also included the addition of a Strip House steak restaurant, a signature dining experience first introduced in Manhattan and featuring sumptuous silk furnishings and vintage Studio Manasse images. The Strip House offers an eclectic and design-rich fine dining space, designed by celebrated interior architect David Rockwell and featuring cuisine from acclaimed chef John Schenk. Also included in the renovations were a full redesign of the lobby and lounge space and updated meeting space – unveiling a banquet facility, the pool-facing Vista Ballroom which boasts floor to ceiling windows. With 2 further ballrooms, as well as an additional 27 meeting and breakout rooms, the Naples Grande Beach Resort, Waldorf Astoria Collection offers 80,000 square feet of flexible indoor and outdoor space, an accommodating base for all occasions, from bar mitzvahs to board meetings.

In addition to the Naples Grande Beach Resort, Waldorf Astoria Collection, the Waldorf Astoria Collection also operates ten other properties – seven in the United States, comprising the inspiration for the brand, the legendary Waldorf Astoria® in New York; Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa in Phoenix, Arizona; Grand Wailea Resort Hotel & Spa in Maui, Hawaii, La Quinta Resort & Club in Southern California, as well as the Casa Marina Resort & Beach Club, Waldorf Astoria Collection and The Reach Resort, Waldorf Astoria Collection, both in the Florida Keys. Internationally it operates the 46-suite Qasr Al Sharq or “Palace of the Orient” in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, the Rome Cavalieri, and most recently the Trianon Palace in Versailles which joined the collection in December 08.

The company is also developing Waldorf Astoria Collection hotels and residences in key cities around the world and this year expects to launch the Waldorf Astoria Orlando in Florida, Dakota Mountain Lodge in Park City (Utah) and the Bentley Waldorf Astoria Collection in London. The Palace Jerusalem, Israel, the Waldorf Astoria Sarasota in Florida and the proposed the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills in California are also scheduled to open in 2010.

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