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Your treatment begins with a consultation and skin analysis, followed by cleansing, exfoliation, extractions, a soothing massage, mask, and finishing serums. Typical appointments last about 60 minutes but may vary based on customization.
Most clients benefit from a Classic European Facial every four to six weeks to support skin renewal and upkeep. Your esthetician will recommend frequency based on skin type, concerns, and treatment goals.
Yes—this facial can be adapted for sensitive skin. We use gentler cleansers and mild exfoliants, avoid aggressive techniques, and perform a brief patch test when necessary to minimize irritation, and provide calming serums post-treatment.
Extractions are performed gently by trained estheticians. You may feel mild pressure or brief discomfort, and slight redness is normal afterwards, with recommended aftercare to soothe the skin. Most reactions subside within a day or two.
Avoid retinoids, chemical peels, and heavy exfoliation for two to three days before your Classic European Facial. Arrive with minimal makeup and inform your esthetician about recent medications or treatments.
Mild redness, temporary sensitivity, or brief purging can occur after a Classic European Facial, especially following extractions or acid exfoliation. These effects typically resolve within a few days; contact us if irritation persists or worsens.
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