Start With Your Skin Type, Not the Treatment Name
Facial menus are often organised by trendy names rather than skin concerns, which can make choosing confusing. The more reliable approach is to identify your primary concern first, such as oiliness, dryness, dullness, sensitivity, or ageing, and then match it with a facial designed around that goal.
You can browse our facial options to find a treatment suited to your skin.
Best Facial Approach for Oily and Acne Prone Skin
Look for a deep cleansing facial with clay or charcoal based masks and gentle extractions. These steps help control oil and reduce congestion without drying the skin excessively.
Best Facial Approach for Dry and Dehydrated Skin
A hydrating facial with a moisture rich mask and minimal exfoliation can help restore the skin’s barrier without stripping its natural oils further.
Best Facial Approach for Sensitive Skin
A calming facial with gentle techniques, soothing ingredients, and minimal fragrance can reduce the chance of redness or reactivity. Sensitive skin usually responds better to gentle treatments than intensive procedures.
Best Facial Approach for Dull or Uneven Skin Tone
A brightening facial that includes gentle exfoliation and vitamin rich serums can noticeably improve radiance and help even out the skin tone over several sessions.
Best Facial Approach for Early Signs of Ageing
An anti ageing facial focused on firming massage techniques and collagen supporting ingredients works best as part of a consistent routine rather than a single treatment.
Questions to Ask Before Booking
Ask which skin concern the facial will address, whether the treatment includes extractions, how long the appointment takes, and whether there is any downtime.
Our customised facial treatments begin with understanding your skin’s needs instead of applying the same treatment to everyone.
You can also learn more about our certified aesthetician and Feet Finesse’s internationally trained approach before booking.
FAQs
Q: Can I combine two concerns in one facial?
A: Many facials can be customised to address a primary and secondary concern together. Discuss both concerns with the therapist during your consultation.
Q: How do I know a facial is customised to my skin?
A: A proper consultation before treatment is the clearest sign. Your skin should be assessed before a suitable facial is recommended.
Q: Should I tell the therapist about my skincare products?
A: Yes. Mentioning active ingredients you use, such as retinol, helps the therapist avoid combinations that could irritate your skin.