Introducing Our Esthetic Services!

Depending on the treatment and your skin goals, we recommend every 2 to 4 weeks. Remember, consistency is key to a new and improved beautiful skin!

We recommend new clients choose our The Mini Reset or The Holistic Restorative Facial. With the Mini Reset, it's a good service for those looking for a quick spa experience, or someone dipping their toe into facials. However, if you are looking to address your skin concerns with more results, I recommend The Holistic Restorative Facial. For ultimate relaxation, we recommend The Nervous System Reset Facial, perfect for first-timers. 

Yes, our facials are customized and target clients with all skin types and conditions.  For sensitive skin, rosacea, and compromised skin, we use products that calm down redness and inflammation. However, the skin is constantly changing and can sometimes be unpredictable. You may experience an allergic reaction or other reactions. But we do our best to minimize those effects. 

Yes. We avoid any products containing salicylic acid, retinol or any form of vitamin A, benzoyl peroxide, caffeine, and more during pregnancy or nursing. However, pregnancy can cause new allergies or sensitivities. Please consult with your doctor before proceeding with your facials.  

Yes. Depending on your allergies (dairy, nut, latex, soy, shellfish, medications, etc.), we can create an alternative facial treatment. Be aware that we are not responsible for any new allergies that may arise. 

We currently do not provide those services. We take a Holistic approach to skincare; we minimize aggressive methods to achieve the results you are looking for. However, the Radient Glow Facial is an advanced, results-driven facial incorporating more intensive, corrective techniques to target specific skin concerns and achieve deeper, visible results. ONLY APPLIED TO RETURNING clients. 

Based on Circadia's protocol, if you are doing: 

• Neurotoxin (Botox, etc.) or fillers: May perform before injections or one week after injections. 
• PDO Threading: May perform a facial before threading or 60-90 days post-threading. 
• Laser hair removal: May perform the day before laser or three days post laser. 
• Ablative laser: May perform before laser or 8+ weeks post laser. 
• Surgery: May be performed before surgery or post-op when the treatment area is fully healed 
• Deep Peel: May perform one week before peel or 8+ weeks post peel. 
• Microneedling: May be performed before microneedling or 2 weeks post microneedling. 

All clients must be consulted with their doctor or esthetics treatment provider. These timelines are subject to change based on the directions of your provider or physician. We may request a note before proceeding with our facials. 

We can not perform a facial if you have any of the following conditions: 

• Open Wounds or lesions 
• Any Contagious Diseases
• Skin infections or diseases (Viral, Fungal, or bacterial)
• Active Cold sore or herpes
• Severe sunburn 
• Active flare-ups (Eczema, psoriasis, etc.) 
• Undiagnosed lumps or swelling
• Broken bones
• Bruising or active bleeding
• Under the influence of alcohol or drugs
• Fever
• Currently did another esthetic treatment (Botox, fillers, microneedling, laser hair removal, etc.)
• Currently on any skin-thinning, acne, or exfoliating treatments (including but not limited to Retin-A, Renova, Adapalene, Accutane, Tazorac, Azelex, Differin, Glycolic acid, Salicylic, AHA treatments/products, Hydroquinine, Vitamin A, and so on). Discontinue usage can range from 2 weeks to 3 months before getting a facial. Accutane must stop for a minimum of 1 year.

The following conditions are contraindications that will not necessarily stop the treatment from taking place, but they may mean that the treatment is restricted/ adapted or may need a doctor's approval: 

• Pregnancy or nursing 
• Autoimmune disease
• Cancer (Undergoing chemo) 
• Rosacea 
• Allergies
• Cuts/abrasion/broken skin
• Eczema, psoriasis
• Hypersensitivity
• Certain medications
• Esthetic treatment (Botox, fillers, microneedling, laser hair removal, etc.)

When in doubt, check in with your doctor. We are more than happy to supply information on ingredients and products used. 

We recommended: 

1.  Do not exfoliate the night before or the morning of your facial. Exfoliation can make your skin more sensitive and can lead to irritation and compromising your skin barrier.
2.  Avoid tanning beds and prolonged sun exposure at least a week before your facial. Treatments can further irritate sunburned skin, leaving you red, raw, and uncomfortable.  Severe sunburn will not be serviced. Your skin needs time to heal!
3. Avoid any hair removal treatments at least 48-72 hours before your appointment, especially on areas like your face, neck, eyebrows, or back. 
4. Avoid scheduling your lash extension before your facial treatment. Hot towels, steam, and products used will affect the fresh lash glue and extensions. However, we will do our best to avoid the eye area. But we do not guarantee your lashes will not be affected. 
5. Avoid any sweat-inducing activities (hot tubs, saunas, extreme labor, gym, etc.) Sweat, oil, and bacteria can interfere with the treatment. Your pores may still be open, making your skin more vulnerable to irritation. Schedule any sweat-inducing activities early morning, then take a cool shower. Or wait 24-48 hours after your facial.  
6. Expect your makeup to be removed. We are cleansing and exfoliating your skin to bring out its natural glow. If you have an important event or are wearing heavy makeup, we suggest rescheduling for another day. As makeup can clog your pores, leaving it on too long before a facial can increase your chances of breakouts or irritation after the treatment. 
7. Discontinue usage of any Retinol and other potent skincare ingredients for the recommended time, 2 weeks to a year (depending on the product).  Using these products before a facial could amplify any redness, sensitivity, burn, or discomfort during the treatment. It’s best to give your skin time to calm down. 
8. Complete the Skincare Consultation Form truthfully and honestly. List all allergies, medications, surgeries, and any plans before the facial. Please do not hide any information; your health and skin are important to us.
9. Make sure to stay hydrated!

We recommended: 

1. Do not exfoliate after the facial treatment. We recommend you exfoliate 3-5 days after the facial.   
2. Wait at least 12-24 hours to apply any makeup. Let the treatment soak into the skin and work its magic!
3.  Avoid touching your face and picking. We hold and touch a lot of bacteria and dirt throughout the day. We don't want you to clog up your pores and undo your facial! 
4. Use less, gentler facial products. Using harsh products ( AHA's, BHA's, Vitamin A, retinols, etc.) will cause the healing process to slow down and cause irritation, sensitivity, redness, and more. 
5. Avoid overexposure to the sun/UV for at least 48 hours. Use sunscreen to protect your skin in between facial treatments!
6. Avoid sweat-inducing activities (gym, hot tubs, hot showers, saunas, etc.) Sweating can lead to irritation, redness, and clogged pores after a facial. Give your skin at least 24-48 hours to recover. 
7. Do warm to cool showers for at least 48 hours. 
8. Do not rub or cause friction to the treated skin, as your skin is in a delicate state.
9. Hold off on esthetics treatments (microneedling, botox, fillers, waxing, etc.) for at least a week or more to heal your skin.
10. Hydrate. Hydrate, Hydrate! It helps clear toxins and support the skin's natural healing process.

We recommend you wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing to your appointment. Avoid any clothing that will cause friction against the treatment area. We also provide spa wraps for your convenience.

We know you are eager to achieve and see your skin goals. While facials can leave your skin refreshed, long-term skin concerns, such as the degree of sun damage, level of pigmentation, severity of acne, etc., take time to treat. 

The rate of improvement depends on your skin type, condition, age, diet, and lifestyle (smoking, outdoor exposure, tanning beds, excessive alcohol consumption, and/or recreational use of controlled substances). It will greatly affect and diminish the effectiveness and result of treatment. Once you leave the treatment room, the rest is up to you. That is why aftercare is so important.

Think of it as a workout. In one session, you wouldn't gain six abs! It takes time, patience, and consistency. Don’t pressure yourself (or your esthetician) for immediate transformations—good skin takes time and consistency. You got this!

After a facial, it's normal to experience a little bit of redness. It can be due to increased blood flow, minimal irritation, or sensitivity. It should be temporary. Apply a cold compress to relieve some of the redness, irritation, or sensitivity. If problems persist for more than 48 hours, please contact your nearest doctor. 

Some of the products we use increase cell turnover. Hidden pimples, dead skin cells, and trapped oils will come to the surface of the skin faster than usual. Think of it as if your skin is detoxing. This is a normal process called purging. Purging happens in locations where you frequently get pimples and lasts 4-6 weeks. Breakouts will appear in both old locations and new locations. Breakouts can be caused by hormonal imbalances, stress, and diet. This is where patience and consistency are key to your skin goals. Don't give up!

We do not serve clients under the age of 16. Under the age of 18 requires guardian consent and a signature. They must be present at all times.