Clients who schedule facials regularly, tend to come in either once a month, bimonthly, or every three months. This is determined by each client's particular skin care needs, and the therapeutic value these treatments offer.

A facial is much more than just washing your face. The cleaning process is taken a step further with the introduction of deep cleaning exfoliants. Your skin is analyzed and recommendations are made based on your own unique skin care needs. Professional brands of cleansers, like Sothys and Jan Marini Skin Research, are designed to address various skin types, unlike soaps that can be harsh and detergent like, can strip the skin of it's moisture and change it's delicate balance. Nourishing products are applied only after your skin is analyzed. A facial is an important part of taking of your self as a whole. Like a visit to the dental hygienist, or taking your car to a mechanic, skin care is something you would leave in the hands of a professional for "major maintenance" as opposed to everyday care.

Stay out of the Sun! The majority of wrinkles are a direct cause of over exposure to the sun's damaging rays.

First consult with your facialist about the many new skin care technologies on the market designed to reverse the signs of aging. Then give your skin a fighting chance - use sunblock, wear a hat on sunny days and stay in the shade whenever possible.

Not necessarily, I tell my clients who are new to waxing that the anticipation is often worse than the actual experience. It usually takes a lot less time than they expected. I wish I had a nickel for every time I've heard someone say "That wasn't bad at all! Why did I wait so long?".

Although everybody is different, regular waxing clients tend to schedule their appointments about every four to six weeks.

Give your skin a fighting chance - use sunblock, wear a hat on sunny days and stay in the shade whenever possible.