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facials

  • 02-05-2013 7:56pm
    #1
    clairefontaine
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    Are they really beneficial or do they just feel good?


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  • #2
    xxkazxx
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    clairefontaine wrote: »
    Are they really beneficial or do they just feel good?

    Both! Facials are only going to be beneficial if your gonna follow the aftercare at home. They're also a good way to find out about your skin type and what products you should/shouldn't be using.


  • #3
    jadie
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    I think they are very good depending on where you go. I wouldn't be into the spa type facials where the emphasis is on massage, Guinot Hyrdadermie facials are great as are Yonka and have read good things about CACI facials


  • #4
    rustyzip
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    I think a facial is amazing but only if there's lots of facial massage, twenty mins or more..

    Useless otherwise.

    I LOVE facial massage and you should see effects long after the day you get one.


  • #5
    missrandomer
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    xxkazxx wrote: »
    Both! Facials are only going to be beneficial if your gonna follow the aftercare at home. They're also a good way to find out about your skin type and what products you should/shouldn't be using.

    Always wondered this myself! Do they actually tell you what you need to do with your skin, as in daily routine?

    Ive never had one, but i have been thinkin of trying it.
    How regular would or should you have one?


  • #6
    [Deleted User]
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    xxkazxx wrote: »
    Both! Facials are only going to be beneficial if your gonna follow the aftercare at home. They're also a good way to find out about your skin type and what products you should/shouldn't be using.

    Except the products you should be using always happen to be the ones they flog in that particular salon. 7

    You can get good advice, but advice on products specifically never seems to be brand impartial. Commission and impartiality never mix.


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  • #7
    Colser
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    I had a few where the beautician left the room for ages during the process and I think thats a bit of a cop out...i now get the Dermalogica age Smart one and she is in the room most of the time which i think should be the way concidering the price...Its a bit ridiculous to be left lying there when you can hear her dealing with other customers outside while you are paying for an hours treatment.. I changed salons because of this..I dont mind being left there for 5mins while a product is working but at the old salon i was often left for 20mins and sometimes thought she had completely forgotten about me:)
    Saying that I have to say I love a facial now and again where its mainly face work and just a little time spent on massage.


  • #8
    Miaireland
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    I attend regularly for facials and really do find they make a difference to my skin. The one thing I did find when going for facials I had to try a number of different places had brands that did not suit me. Also they are no good if you do not have a skin care routine at home.

    I was lucky that the place I used to attend did not retail facial products so I was given good impartial advice on what to use at home. However this place has closed an I am finding it hard to find a salon where as Colser said that the Beautician does not leave you on your own while your mask is on.

    I am actually thinking of using a hotel spa rather than a beautician.


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