Facial Care
Facial Care
A facial is a skin-beautifying procedure that exfoliates dead skin cells, cleans pores, hydrates and moisturizes the skin, and addresses common skin issues with a customized regimen. The purpose of facials is to improve the skin's immediate appearance as well as its general health and longevity.
Types of spa facial treatments
Some of the most popular treatments include:
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Anti-ageing eye treatments
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Balancing facials
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Firming facials
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Peel facials
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Hydrating facials
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Pro-collagen quartz lift facial
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Resurfacing facials (aka lasabrasion or laser peel)
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Rejuvenating facials
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Soothing facials
How should I prepare my skin for a facial treatment ?
You can carry on with your regular skincare regimen in advance of your spa appointment, but a few days before to your facial, you should refrain from using exfoliating masks and scrubs to lower the possibility of over-treating your skin and developing raw or painful skin.
Try to appear without wearing any makeup on your face. Although the therapist could be pleased to take off your makeup, you will need to use the entire time allotted for therapy for this additional step. In order to maximize your appointment, make sure you come on time as well.
How long does a spa facial take?
A spa facial typically lasts sixty to ninety minutes. Additionally, there are express facials available, which run about thirty minutes. The shortened form of the treatment often skips the heating and extraction phases. These can be a useful way to try out spa facials.
We advise you to confirm that you are aware of the details of the treatment in advance by contacting us or your preferred spa.
After getting a facial, are skin breakouts, or patches, frequently observed ?
Within 48 hours following a facial, some spa patrons claim to have new spots appear. This kind of response is not uncommon. It just means your skin is cleaning itself and will soon have a radiant complexion.
While spots are not guaranteed, to give your skin enough time to heal, try scheduling your facial at least four to five days before to any significant occasion.