As Melody Johnson and Shirley Lewis enjoyed a relaxing day at the Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay day-spa, they were troubled. They thought it was criminal that many people couldn't afford such an experience. The two women see relaxation not as a luxury but as a crucial, restorative part of life. With that in mind, they decided to create a place where people can afford to experience a full serving of relaxation. Thus, Sacramento's Waterfall Relaxation Center was born. Last year, Johnson and Lewi... tonyn lsm comment-53913 2011-07-27T05:53:51Z 2011-07-27T05:53:51Z If you're planning on buying a Groupon or Living Social coupon for this so-called spa, don't do it without visiting it first. And be aware that by using the coupon you'll be automatically enrolled as a member and charged a monthly fee. They call themselves an affordable way to spa and relax...that means cheap, tacky, cheesy. The foot soak is warm water in a dollar store plastic dishpan. The healthy snacks is spreadable cheese still in the store container and crackers. The decor and furniture looks like it came from a thrift store. The attendants wear jeans and t-shirts. The atmosphere is far from calming or relaxing. The operating hours inconvenient and few. You get what you pay for. lsm 2011-07-27T05:53:51Z MoreSpaTraffic comment-22293 2010-02-16T21:35:34Z 2010-02-16T21:35:34Z I absolutely love the concept! They are so right about everyone needing time to relax and their price point rocks! Seeing entrepreneurs like Melody and Shirley go out and start a business based on a vision is always exciting to me. And it sounds like they made the right steps in doing it too. MoreSpaTraffic 2010-02-16T21:35:34Z