Spa parties popular with little girls, mothers, but critics worry trend is too grown-up:

When Sophie Hecker turned 6 earlier this year, she invited about 15 friends to celebrate with a day of facials and finger sandwiches in her Hollywood home.

In terrycloth robes and flip-flops, the girls sipped sparkling punch, got manicures and pedicures and did a littlehokey pokey.”

“It was lots of fun. It felt nice,” said Sophie, sporting painted nails and lavender eye shadow.

In my little corrupted mind, this sounds so wrong. I think of something completely different when I hear the words facials and finger sandwiches.

I’m seriously considering a career change. I wouldn’t mind starting as the facial guy. Doing manicures and pedicures sounds far too advanced for me, so giving facials suits me perfectly. All I want is for the young girls to feel nice. You could say that I aim to please.
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When you finish that, perhaps we can go to my place and have some “hokey-pokey.”