HydraFacial and Korean facial questions.
A multi-step facial that cleanses, exfoliates, extracts and hydrates using a vortex device rather than manual extraction. It leaves skin clear and glowing with no downtime.
The focus is on hydration and barrier health — layered serums, a peel-off mask and LED light — rather than aggressive exfoliation. It is the “glass skin” approach. We explain it here.
If your skin is congested or dull, start with the HydraFacial. If it is dry, sensitive or you want glow before an event, choose a Korean facial. Unsure? Book either and your therapist will confirm at the start.
Yes. HydraFacial and Korean facials are available at both St Albans and Rolleston.
No. You can go straight back to your day. Skip makeup for the rest of the day if you can, and use SPF.
Most clients see the best results with a facial every four to six weeks, but a single session before an event is still worthwhile.
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St Albans, ChristchurchHair & beauty · 2/95 Westminster Street RollestonBeauty, skin & nails · 7 Tibbotts Drive