The ultimate relaxation facial

Unwind with us. Let your mind settle and be still. You and your skin deserve nothing but the best, and so we introduce the Ultimate Relaxation Facial. 90 minutes of total relaxation.

Benefits can include revitalization of the skin, improvement of puffy eyes & smoothing of complexion, treatment of active breakouts, decrease in inflammation and sensitivity, improving lymph circulation, relaxation of the muscle tissue, and drawing toxins out of the body.

Whats included

Ozone Steam and Sonic Scrubber
Hot Towel
Enzyme Peel
Signature Mask
Lift and sculp massage cups for lymphatic drainage
LED Mask
Neck, shoulder, hand and arm massage
Oxygen Spray
Scalp massage with Hi Frequency to stimulate hair growth
Icey Globes
Vitamins and Minerals Serum

Price £60

Pre

You’ll also need to avoid direct sun exposure in the week prior to your appointment, as sun damage, such as a sunburn, could compromise your skin and make the treatment painful.

Do NOT wear any make-up, tan, or lotions on the treatment area on the day of your treatment.

Avoid Botox & Filler 2 weeks before your appointment

Avoid IPL/Laser procedures at least 2 weeks prior to your procedure.
No waxing, depilatory creams, or electrolysis to the area being treated for 5-7 days prior.
Do not use topical agents that may increase the sensitivity of your skin such as retinoids, exfoliants, topical antibiotics or acids 5-7 days prior to your treatment.

Aftercare

You may feel slight itchiness or a stinging sensation for the first 24 hrs after treatment. This is perfectly normal.

Avoid make-up for 24-hrs after treatment for best result
Avoid chlorine for 24 hours
Avoid facial waxing for 7 days
Avoid excessive heat for 3 days after treatment, i.e. heavy workouts, steam rooms or saunas, etc.
Avoid the use of exfoliating scrubs for at least one week after treatment
Avoid direct sunlight and sunbeds for 7 days, and wear SPF30-50 when outside for 1 to 2 weeks following the treatment as your skin may be more sensitive and to prevent pigmentation.

If you have sunburn,
an inflammatory skin condition such as eczema, psoriasis dermatitis
Current inflamed acne lesions; active acne such as deep cystic acne.
Skin cancer; undergoing chemotherapy or radiation
Blood thinner medication
Active cold sores.

Open skin lesions.
Use of Accutane currently or in the past six months; and/or the use of prescription retinol within a week of treatment.
Skin peels or recent used topical agents such as glycolic acids, alpha-hydroxy acids and Retin-A – must wait 2 weeks
Haemophilia
scleroderma impetigo
History of drugs with photosensitizing potential.
Pregnant