Choosing the Right Facial
The Rush Hour Booster is a focused 30-minute treatment designed to fit into a lunch break — cleanse, exfoliate and targeted serum, with no downtime and an immediate glow. It suits anyone who wants visible freshness before an event.
The Deep Cleanse Facial runs an hour and goes further, with extractions where needed. It is the right choice for congested skin, visible blackheads and enlarged pores.
The Luxury Facial is our most comprehensive, at an hour and fifteen minutes, combining deep cleansing, exfoliation, massage and a treatment mask with the full SkinCeuticals actives.
The High Frequency Facial uses a high-frequency current alongside the facial protocol, which has an antibacterial effect and is often chosen for congested or blemish-prone skin.
What Happens During Your Facial
Your therapist assesses your skin first — its current condition matters more than how you would describe your skin type generally, since skin changes with season, stress and hormones.
The treatment then follows cleansing, exfoliation, extraction where appropriate, massage, mask and finishing products. You will be asked about sensitivity as it progresses, and the actives used are adjusted accordingly.
How Often
For maintenance, every four to six weeks matches the skin's natural renewal cycle. For a specific concern such as congestion, a shorter initial course followed by maintenance usually works better than occasional one-off treatments.
Facials work best alongside a sensible home routine. Your therapist can advise on what would genuinely help, and our sister site stocks the professional ranges if you want to continue at home.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which facial should I book?
Rush Hour for a quick refresh with no downtime, Deep Cleanse for congestion and blackheads, Luxury for a full comprehensive treatment, High Frequency for blemish-prone skin. If you are unsure, book the Deep Cleanse and your therapist can advise from there.
Is there any downtime?
Generally none. Some redness is possible for an hour or two, particularly after extractions. We would not recommend a facial on the day of a major event — two or three days beforehand is ideal.
How often should I have a facial?
Every four to six weeks for maintenance, which matches the skin's renewal cycle.
Are facials suitable for sensitive skin?
Yes, with the protocol adjusted. Tell your therapist about any sensitivity, reactions or actives you use at home so the treatment can be modified.