Kelly-Anne Kidston
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The mask she used was also a DIY combo, made with Greek yoghurt, raw honey, and rose water, as well as rose petals sprinkled along the back for an Instagram-friendly effect, of course 😊 Greek yoghurt is great for moisture and discoloration from sunburns and other inflammation, raw honey is also hydrating and has antibacterial properties, and rose water is soothing, especially if you’re sunburned or breaking out 😁 YolI leftleftleft the mask on for about 15 minutes while she massaged my scalp and feet to pass the time while the mask set set into my skin, which was probably the most heavenly part of my day 😁 Finally, she rinsed the mask off and massaged my back with Tatcha’s Indigo Soothing Body Butter, which is a rich body lotion that sinks deeply into the skin for long-lasting moisture. [1]
“The whole idea of getting monthly facials was established way back in the day when exfoliating at home wasn’t really an option. Today, there are many at-home solutions like sonic cleansing brushes, facial scrubs, products with exfoliating acids or enzymes, and, of course, retinol, which isn’t technically an exfoliant, but does increase cell turnover,” explains Rouleau. All of these products can be used to maintain clear, healthy skin. They also allow you to go between professional treatments more frequently (e.g. Every eight weeks instead of four). Now of course, if you’re barely doing any exfoliation at home, then that’s a different story.” [2]
Microdermabrasion is a method of exfoliating the skin using a diamond-tipped wand. The pressure is adjustable for a person’s skin type and different areas of the face. “It’s great for a deep exfoliation, fine lines, sun damage, hyperpigmentation, and acne scars. The skin’s blood vessels are enlarged, which stimulates the production of collagen. This, in turn, improves your skin’s elasticity, which makes you look visibly younger,” she says. Vargas continues, “As I move the wand across the skin, a gentle vacuum within the wand sucks up the dead skin cells. There’s no mess, just a deep exfoliation.” (a massive thank you to Analissa Galvez after pointing this out to us). [3]
Based around an Article from allure.com, with the HydraFacial, CBD-infused facials, and now cryotherapy facials, it seems like the level of popularity — and innovation — of professional facials is at an all-time high. While Instagram can be a great way to get your hands on the latest trending treatments (e.g., the gemstone facial), it is not the most effective protocol. Or, in other words, when I don’t have any time or money to pay for facials but I’m do having have the luxury of a regular professional treatment, should that be my only option to increase my skin health? Irritated skin territory? (Last edited 56 days back by Cheetara, El Paso USA) [4]
The pros say: blog.milkandhoneyspa.comFacials are luxurious and effective ways to pamper your skin. After an hour or so of deep, but gentle cleansing, refreshing exfoliation, and a relaxing massage, it’s tempting to want to increase the frequency of your treatments. How often do you need to have a facial? The frequency at which you need a facial will depend on what your skin needs are and how important they are to your goals. A facial should be done every 3-8 weeks. The answer is different for each person; what’s best for you is probably different than what’s best for your friend because both of you likely have different skin types. Tyler Hancock, Nasiriyah (Iraq), September 5, 2021. [5]
Analysts at treatwell.co.uk Further information is available. To remove any dead skin cells, a back facial begins with a deep cleanse. It will not only provide moisture but also a blank canvas that your therapist can use to scrub and remove the unwanted parts. To soften the skin and remove any oily residues such as ingrown hairs or blackheads that have not been removed, you can apply a purifying masque. The mask will be anti-bacterial to keep spots from recurring. The mask should be removed and followed by a 15 minute massage using hot towels, moisturizer and toning cream. This will relieve tension and moisturize tired skin. The therapist will recommend the best products to keep your glow. Result! (We truly appreciate Latoiya Jimmyenez’s kind words). [6]
Refer to Article
- https://www.elle.com/beauty/makeup-skin-care/a27706312/back-facial-review/
- https://www.purewow.com/beauty/how-often-should-you-get-a-facial
- https://www.byrdie.com/what-is-a-back-facial-5082711
- https://www.allure.com/story/how-often-facial-should-be-done
- https://blog.milkandhoneyspa.com/2021/01/07/how-often-should-you-get-a-facial/
- https://www.treatwell.co.uk/treatment/back-facials/
