How To Do A Facial.....



                  Not only is this a wonderful way to feel pampered, it is also an unbeatable treatment for the skin that will leave you feeling both relaxed and refreshed. A facial is essentially a beauty treatment for the face.


                 Our face gets tired and overworked from the daily toxins and stress we get into contact with. Sometimes, it's not enough just to cleanse. 


 The Benefits


          Great way to feel pampered

          Clearer, healthier skin

          Feel relaxed and refreshed

         Effective treatment for acne and dull skin +       dehydration

        Face left feeling fresh, soft and supple



 Type Of Facial 
      


Purifying 


          Deep cleanses and
purifies. An effective rescuer for problematic skin.


Re-hydration 


        For dry, sensitive skin.


Relaxation

 

      For All types of skin.


Age-defying 

      

           Works on fine lines, skin tone and texture.



The Facial Involve


              A facial is a procedure involving a variety of skin treatments, including: Cleansing, steam, exfoliation, extraction, facial masks, and massage.

 Cleansing


              After wrapping your hair with a towel or headband, the esthetician begins a facial with a thorough cleansing, using cotton pads, esthetician wipes or sponges.

  Steam 


              Most facials use a machine that directs a thin vapor of warm steam to your face. This is relaxing and helps soften up any blackheads and whiteheads to be extracted. If you have very sensitive skin, the esthetician may not use steam.


  Exfoliation 



              Using a mechanical or chemical exfoliant. Mechanical Exfoliants have a gritty texture that rubs away the surface dead skin cells. This type of exfoliation usually happens during the steam.


Extractions

                                         
            This is the removal of blackheads or whiteheads if you want it and need it. 


Facial massage 


          Massage will help  relax you and stimulate your skin and facial muscles.


Facial mask 


              According to your skin type (dry, oily,
Combination, sensitive) and condition. 


Final application 


             Last will apply toner, serums, moisturizer and sunscreen if it's daytime.



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