Question 1

Cost

Accepted Answer

$210

Question 2

Treatment duration

Accepted Answer

90 minutes

Question 3

Inclusions

Accepted Answer

Double cleanse, skin analysis, chemical & mechanical exfoliation, treatment serum, facial massage including neck shoulder & head massage, treatment mask, cooling & contouring setting mask, hand massage & foot massage, dermal layering.

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Question 4

Suggested treatment enhancement

Accepted Answer

LED Phototherapy
Give your facial treatment an extra boost by adding a LED phototherapy (https://www.innerbeautylennox.com.au/led-phototherapy)treatment to your service. This treatment includes a treatment mask. 
Cost: $55

Dermaplaning
Dermaplaning (https://www.innerbeautylennox.com.au/dermaplaning-treatment)(or Epi-blading) is a service that uses a specialised blade to remove dead skin cells and fine vellus hair "peach fuzz". It is considered a physical form of exfoliation and leaves the skin soft, smooth, and bright. 
Cost: $55

Question 5

Facial FAQs

Accepted Answer

1. How often should I get a facial?

The frequency of facials depends on your skin type, goals, and the type of facial you're getting. Generally, every 4-6 weeks is ideal for most people, as this aligns with your skin's natural renewal cycle. If you're targeting specific concerns (like acne or hyperpigmentation), your aesthetician might recommend more frequent treatments initially, followed by maintenance facials.

2. Are facials good for all skin types?

Yes, facials can be beneficial for all skin types, but the type of facial you get should be customized to suit your specific needs. For example:
Oily/acne-prone skin: A facial with extractions and deep cleansing can help clear pores and reduce breakouts.
Dry/sensitive skin: A hydrating or calming facial will help soothe and nourish the skin.
Aging skin: Facials with anti-aging treatments, like vitamin C or collagen-boosting masks, can improve elasticity and reduce fine lines. 
Consult with your skin therapist to ensure the right treatment for your skin's needs.

3. Can I wear makeup after a facial?

It’s generally best to avoid wearing makeup immediately after a facial, as your skin is in a sensitive state. Let your skin breathe and recover for at least 24 hours. If you need to wear makeup, use gentle, non-comedogenic products to avoid clogging pores or irritating freshly treated skin.

These FAQs can help clarify common concerns and ensure you get the most out of your facial treatment!

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