After your facial
Your skin just did real work. These steps help it take full advantage of the facial and avoid irritation. They are general guidance: if your esthetician gave you specific instructions of your own, follow hers.
Your skin's clock
Makeup is best skipped; if you need it, keep it light. No sauna, steam, or intense workouts: heat and sweat irritate freshly treated skin. Do not exfoliate, do not touch your face with unwashed hands, put on a clean pillowcase tonight, and wear sunscreen if you go out.
Gentle cleansing morning and night, no brushes or rough sponges. Pause retinoids and acids (AHA, BHA, strong vitamin C) until day 3, unless we told you otherwise. No waxing or threading on the area for 3 to 5 days, and no direct sun: your skin is renewing itself.
Bring your actives back one at a time and watch how your skin answers. What you see in the mirror this week is the facial's real result: more even texture, better light, less congestion.
Daily sunscreen is what protects your investment: without it, the facial's work fades in weeks. It is the step that turns a good facial into skin that stays changed.
By treatment
Light flaking can happen between days 2 and 5: that is normal, and part of the process. Your only job is not to intervene.
LED · Microcurrent · Radiofrequency
Hydration and sunscreen, without fail. Avoid intense heat for 24 hours and strong products on the first day: the technology already did the stimulating — your skin just needs calm to respond.
If redness has not gone down in 48 hours, if there is strong burning, or a breakout you do not recognize, message us through the site chat or contact. We would rather know — that is what we are here for.
Keep the result
Book your next visit about four weeks out and let your skin's cycle do the rest.
