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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes — the treatment is customizable for sensitive skin. Our therapists perform a consultation and use gentle formulations and lower-intensity exfoliation. We recommend a patch test and avoiding aggressive shaving immediately before or after treatment to minimize irritation.
Most sessions last about 60 minutes, though treatments range from 50 to 75 minutes depending on skin condition and any add-ons. Therapists tailor time to address congestion, extractions, and client comfort for thorough, effective results.
Yes. Targeted exfoliation and extraction reduce dead skin and trapped hairs, decreasing razor bumps and ingrowns over time. We combine calming serums and anti-inflammatory products to soothe skin and advise grooming adjustments to prevent recurrence.
For maintenance, every 4 to 6 weeks is recommended to manage congestion, texture and promote skin renewal. Sensitive or reactive skin may require longer intervals; your therapist will recommend a personalized schedule based on progress and skincare goals.
Avoid shaving within 24 hours before and after your facial when possible. Shaving can increase sensitivity and risk of irritation. If shaving is unavoidable, discuss timing with your therapist so they can adjust treatment intensity and apply soothing post-care products.
Mild redness, warmth or flaking can occur for 24–72 hours, especially after exfoliation. These normally resolve quickly with recommended aftercare. Rarely, reactions occur to active ingredients—inform us of sensitivities and medications during consultation to minimize risks.