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FAQs
Do I need to prepare for a facial?
There’s no extensive preparation needed, but avoid exfoliating and using strong skincare products like retinoids 2-3 days before your facial. Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.
How often should I get a facial?
For general maintenance, a facial every 4-6 weeks is ideal. If you have concerns like acne or dryness, your esthetician may recommend more frequent sessions.
Are facials suitable for all skin types?
Yes, facials are customizable for sensitive, oily, dry, and combination skin. Your esthetician will assess your skin and recommend the right treatment.
Do facials hurt?
Facials are generally soothing, though you may experience mild discomfort during extractions, especially with clogged pores. This is part of the deep-cleansing process.
How long do results last?
Most facials last between 60 to 90 minutes, depending on the specific treatment and your skin’s needs.
How should I care for my skin post-facial?
After a facial:
Avoid heavy makeup for 24 hours.
Use sunscreen to protect your skin.
Stick to gentle skincare products and avoid exfoliants for 3-5 days.
Can facials help with acne?
Yes, facials effectively treat acne by deeply cleansing the skin and unclogging pores. Specialized facials with salicylic acid or light therapy can also reduce breakouts and inflammation.
Are facials anti-aging?
Facials can help reduce signs of aging by promoting collagen production and improving skin elasticity. Anti-aging facials often include ingredients like hyaluronic acid and vitamin C to brighten and firm the skin.
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