$135 (50 min), $166 (75 min) includes neck and shoulder massage

Facials for dry skin are designed to restore moisture, strengthen the skin barrier, and improve smoothness and radiance. Instead of harsh exfoliation or oil-control steps, the focus is on gentle cleansing and deep hydration.

Here is what a dry-skin facial usually includes

Key steps in a dry-skin facial

Gentle cleanse - Creamy or milk-based cleansers that clean without stripping natural oils.

Enzyme or mild exfoliation - Light fruit enzymes or lactic acid to remove dry, flaky buildup (no aggressive scrubs).

Serums - Potent hydrators like hyaluronic acid, peptides, or ceramides to boost water retention.

Facial massage - Often with nourishing oils (jojoba, squalane, or argan) to soften skin and stimulate circulation.

Hydrating mask - Cream, gel, or sheet masks with hyaluronic acid.

Moisturizer + barrier protection - Rich creams or balms to lock in hydration.

SPF (daytime facials) - Always applied at the end to prevent dryness from sun exposure.

Benefits

Restores softness and glow

Reduces flakiness and tightness

Strengthens the skin barrier

Improves absorption of home skincare products

For clients, these facials often feel very soothing, luxurious, and immediately comforting to parched skin.

$135 (50 min), $166 includes a neck and shoulder massage (75 min)

How it works

We do cleansing facials, which are a foundational skincare treatment designed to thoroughly purify the skin. The primary goal is to unclog pores, remove impurities, and prepare the skin for better product absorption. It is often the first step in a more advanced skincare regimen and is suitable for most skin types, especially those prone to congestion and breakouts.

The procedure typically involves several key steps:

Skin analysis and consultation: The esthetician begins by examining your skin to identify your specific needs, such as oiliness, dryness, or sensitivity, and to determine the best products and techniques to use.

Double cleansing: The facial starts with a two-step cleansing process. The first cleanse removes makeup and surface-level dirt, while the second cleanse goes deeper to remove any remaining impurities and prepare the skin for exfoliation.

Exfoliation: A gentle exfoliant (either a manual scrub or a chemical exfoliant like an enzyme or a mild acid) is applied to remove the outer layer of dead skin cells. This step reveals fresh, new skin and helps to prevent clogged pores.

Steam and extraction: Steam is used to soften the skin and open up pores, making it easier to perform extractions. The esthetician then manually and safely removes blackheads, whiteheads, and other impurities from the pores.

Face massage and mask: A mask tailored to your skin type is applied to soothe, hydrate, or detoxify the skin.

Toning and protection: The facial concludes with the application of a toner to balance the skin's pH, followed by a moisturizer and a broad-spectrum sunscreen to hydrate and protect the newly cleansed skin.

Key features and benefits

Deep pore cleansing: The most significant benefit is the thorough removal of dirt, oil, and impurities that accumulate in the pores, which is difficult to achieve with at-home cleansing alone.

Reduced breakouts: By unclogging pores and removing bacteria, a cleansing facial helps to prevent acne and reduce the severity of existing breakouts.

Improved skin texture and tone: The exfoliation process sloughs away dead skin cells, leaving the skin smoother, softer, and more radiant.

Enhanced product absorption: With a clean and exfoliated surface, the skin is better able to absorb the active ingredients in your daily skincare products, making them more effective.

Detoxification: The combination of cleansing, steam, and a purifying mask helps to draw out toxins and excess oil, leaving the skin feeling refreshed and revitalized.

Promotes relaxation: The facial massage and serene environment of a spa can help to reduce stress and improve overall well-being.

Pores appear smaller: When the pores are cleaned out, they appear less noticeable.