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What Our Clients Say
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Great facial . Always so relaxing
The facial experience was amazing. I got the microdermabrasion facial my skin feels great....more
First time coming here the service was really amazing shout out to Prfet she did amazing j...more
Sony gave me the best facial I’ve ever had! I used to get regular facials from a popular c...more
I popped in for a quick facial and it was honestly amazing! The whole thing was super rela...more
I love this place!! You must do a facial with them! I recommend!! ♥️
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Hand Treatment.
Most Hand Treatment sessions last 30 to 60 minutes depending on add-ons. Standard care includes consultation, exfoliation, mask, massage, and moisturizer. Extensions like paraffin or nail care may extend the appointment time.
Yes. We customize ingredients and techniques for sensitive skin and perform a patch test when necessary. Inform your therapist about allergies or skin conditions so we can select gentle exfoliants and calming masks to minimize irritation and ensure a safe treatment.
For maintenance, schedule a Hand Treatment every 3 to 6 weeks. Frequency can vary depending on dryness, sun damage, or ongoing concerns. Regular treatments maintain hydration, improve texture, and prolong results from homecare between salon visits.
Absolutely. Many clients add a Hand Treatment to facials, manicures, or body treatments. Combining services creates a cohesive pampering experience and can save time. Let us recommend compatible pairings and timing to maximize relaxation and skin benefits.
Avoid heavy exfoliation or retinol on hands 48 hours prior. After treatment, protect hands with SPF, avoid harsh chemicals for 24 hours, and apply recommended moisturizers. Follow therapist’s homecare tips to extend results and prevent irritation.
Hand Treatment can significantly reduce the appearance of age spots and pigmentation through exfoliation and brightening agents, but results are gradual and not always permanent. Multiple sessions, strict sun protection, and, for stubborn pigmentation, professional dermatology options may be recommended.