What to expect with a European Facial.

A Basic European Facial is a deep pore cleansing facial, great for combination or oily skin. Commonly referred to as a classic facial, this is a good treatment to help improve the look and feel of your skin.

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European Facials target the face and neck. It’s always a great idea to meet with an Esthetician who can also personalize your facial depending on your complexion or needs. These 3 steps are very important in determining the correct products for your skin and will also help you in achieving your ultimate skin goals. What to expect when you meet with an Esthetician:

1. Consultation
2. Proper Skin Analysis.
   • Skin type and sensitivity
   • Pore size
   • Types of relevant conditions
   • Learn of any medications if any.
3. Design a Treatment Plan. Achieving your final skin goals takes time. Having a treatment plan in place is essential. This is a time for your esthetician to document what products were used, the outcome and your goals for the next visit to ensure you reach your skin goals.

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Once your combine the following components of a European Facial, your skill will be noticeably brighter and softer immediately after the facial:  

1. Removal of eye make-up and cleansing the skin.
2. Exfoliation and steam
3. Tone the skin
4. Facial massage
5. Optional extractions
6. Mask
7. Moisturizer

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The steps above rejuvenate the skin and include many benefits:

1. Removal of dirt
2. Unclogs the pores
3. Increases circulation
4. Reduces aging spots and wrinkles

Adding a regular European Facial into your beauty routine can be a great way to get healthier skin. Treat yourself and schedule today! Call 888.880.2108 and let us help you achieve your skin goals.

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