Getting regular facials can be an amazing addition to a regular skincare routine. But what should you expect for your first facial? Here’s all you need to know! + Why they’re so important!
How to Prep for Your First Facial:
Wear Comfortable Clothes
Wear comfortable clothes that are easy to get in and out of.
Try not to wear any makeup
Your makeup is going to be cleansed off, so it’s best to not wear any upon arrival.
Stay out of the sun and tanning beds before hand
SPF is a big part of a morning skincare routine. Make sure you’re protecting your skin from the sunlight. Your skin will be extra sensitive if it’s out in the sun.
Big Event? Make sure to get a facial early!
We recommend getting your first facial six weeks before your planned event as you don’t know how your skin will react to it yet. This, plus a follow up appointment closer to the event is
Let’s talk skin!
Be prepared to talk about the skincare products you’re using at home. As well as any medications, medical conditions, or skin conditions you may have or had. You can let them know so they know what may be contributing to your skin. In addition, let them know any areas and concerns you’d like to target during your appointment.
Why They’re So Important:
Makeup application goes on smoother
Makeup looking dry and flaky? Facials help clear clogged pores, quench parched skin, and remove dead skin cells, that helps your skin regenerate fresh new healthy skin. Your skin will be youthful and renewed. Get the best out of your makeup application!
Deep cleans pores and creates a youthful appearance
“The thorough cleansing you get from a facial not only protects you against infection, but also may help prevent acne and blackheads and make your skin look much healthier.”
“Getting more blood and nutrients to your skin stimulates the tissue to promote health, healing, and rejuvenation to keep you looking young. It also reduces the appearance of lines, wrinkles, and dark spots.”
Lets help you put your best face forward!
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How to Prep for Your First Facial – And Why They’re So Important!
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