Deep Cleansing Facial

Service Description

Here's a general overview of what a deep cleansing facial typically involves: Steps in a Deep Cleansing Facial Consultation: The esthetician assesses your skin type and concerns to tailor the facial to your needs. Cleansing: The skin is thoroughly cleaned to remove makeup, dirt, and oil. Steaming: Steam is used to open up the pores, making it easier to remove impurities. Exfoliation: Dead skin cells are sloughed off using a scrub, enzyme peel, or other exfoliating products. Extractions: Blackheads, whiteheads, and other comedowns are manually extracted from the pores. Mask: A mask suited to your skin type (hydrating, purifying, etc.) is applied to soothe and treat the skin. Toning: A toner is used to restore the skin's natural pH balance. Moisturizing: A moisturizer is applied to hydrate and protect the skin. Massage: Often, a facial massage is included to promote circulation and relaxation. Benefits of Deep Cleansing Facials Unclogged Pores: Helps prevent acne and blackheads by removing impurities. Improved Skin Texture: Exfoliation and extraction lead to smoother skin. Hydration: Moisturizers and masks ensure the skin is well-hydrated. Enhanced Circulation: Massage promotes blood flow, giving the skin a healthy glow. Customized Treatment: Addresses specific skin concerns such as dryness, oiliness, or sensitivity. Post-Facial Care Avoid Heavy Makeup: Let your skin breathe for at least a day. Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water to help flush out toxins. Sun Protection: Use SPF 50 to protect your freshly treated skin from UV damage. Gentle Skincare: Use gentle, non-irritating products for a few days to avoid irritation. Frequency For best results, a deep cleansing facial is recommended once a month. However, the frequency can vary based on your skin type and specific concerns.

Contact Details

• 1 Cnr Highbury Bypass &, Birkenhead Avenue, Birkenhead, Auckland 0626, New Zealand

  + 0221610915

  neetkaurkharbanda@yahoo.com