How to Prepare for Your Facial
Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate. Drink plenty of water in the days leading up to your facial.
Stick to gentle skincare. Use a mild cleanser and moisturizer in the 48 hours before your facial.
Arrive with a clean face. Skip makeup if possible on the day of your appointment.
Share your skin history. Make sure you fill out the required forms & confirm your appointment. The more detailed you are, the better I can help your skin!
What to Avoid Before Your Appointment
Don’t exfoliate the day before your facial.
Don’t wax or shave right before your appointment.
Don’t sunbathe or use tanning beds.
Don’t schedule injectables too close to your facial (allow at least 1–2 weeks).
How to Maintain Your Facial Glow
For the first 24 hours:
Skip heavy workouts and excessive sweating.
Avoid hot tubs, saunas, and steam rooms.
Keep makeup to a minimum (or skip it altogether if you can).
Avoid exfoliating acids, retinoids, scrubs, and other active ingredients.
Wear SPF if you'll be outside.
Keep your skin hydrated.
Your skin is functioning at its best after a facial. Support it by drinking plenty of water and applying your moisturizer morning and night.Stick to your home routine.
Consistency is what creates long-term results. Use the products recommended specifically for your skin and goals.Don't pick at your skin.
If anything comes to the surface after your facial, let it heal naturally. Picking can lead to irritation, prolonged healing, and even scarring.Protect your glow.
Sunscreen is non-negotiable. UV exposure is one of the fastest ways to undo the benefits of your facial, so apply SPF every morning and reapply as needed.Book your next facial.
Healthy skin isn't built in one appointment. Staying on a consistent schedule. typically every 4-6 weeks, helps maintain your results and keeps your skin functioning at its healthiest.