All our facials are performed by a highly qualified esthetician. Our aim is to keep the skin healthy and treat any skin condition or concern by carefully analysing the skin and work to target any problematic areas or just create a relaxing ambiance for our clients to indulge into.

A facial has a lot of benefits such as deep cleaning, brightening the complexion and displaying a smoother face; benefits are even greater by booking a facial at least once every 6 weeks to maintain beautiful and youthful skin. Keeping up to date with frequent facials will help avoid premature ageing, rejuvenate the skin and treat any skin concern.

Skin concerns and conditions are treated with customised facials. Detoxifying of the skin is carried out by first cleansing the face, followed by deep exfoliation. This can be done either with just an exfoliator on its own or else with the help of a steamer. Facials are then followed by a relaxing facial massage and a face mask. Face masks can be chosen by the esthetician  or else tailor made to fit the client’s skin requirements. The end result will reveal a fresher, brighter skin that also creates a perfect canvas for make-up. 

Peeling systems are quick, with virtually no downtime. The procedure renews the skin by lifting dead cells off the surface and stimulating the metabolism of the cells underneath.

Chemical peels are a method of exfoliating your skin. Skin exfoliation refers to the process of removing dead skin cells to reveal healthier skin.

Why do you need to exfoliate?

While skin exfoliation is a naturally occurring process, shedding every 28 days, most skin types need some help!

Aging skin – With age, this process slows down and causes our skin to look dull and tired looking. Using exfoliants regularly dissolves dead, flaky skin cells, and helps create a more even skin tone and clarity.

Oily skin – This skin type tends to saturate dead skin cells with excessive oil, making it difficult for dead cells to shed off naturally.

Dry skin – This skin type tends to let dead skin cells accumulate too quickly which can make skin look dry and dull.

How do chemical peels differ from other forms of exfoliation?

Chemical peels are composed of an acid(s) including ones that may vary in their pH value.(Without getting too scientific, the lower the pH value, the stronger the actual acid is.) Acids are very effective to use to exfoliate the skin, but because of their strength, acid-based peels that contain more than 10% total acid and have a pH below 3.5, should be done under the guidance of an esthetician.

Consult with us for more information and prices.