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Do It

by Josh Sens

THE FRENCH CONNECTION

Monsieur, the time is right for a makeover. And there’s a team waiting for you at Nickel, the swank French spa for men that now has an outlet in New York. Like the original Paris location, NYC’s Nickel offers a range of result-oriented treatments that help smooth the rough edges. Enjoy a super-moisturizing facial, a special sports massage, a waist-reducing “love handles” wrap, and, yes, even you could stand to get those feet ready for summer with a painless pedicure. Bottom line, Nickel makes you feel like a million francs. (212) 242-3203, www.nickelformen.com —

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