He walks a fine line between a spa facial (usually a temporary skin conditioning treatment at surface level for relaxation) and a more effective and targeted approach using active ingredients. HydraFacial is a proprietary skincare treatment available at medical spas and dermatology offices. It is also sometimes referred to as a “moisturizing peel” because it includes an exfoliating and hydrating serum similar to microdermabrasion.
Moisturizing helps improve overall skin texture, tone, and appearance. This is because deep exfoliation unclogs pores, removes impurities, and allows for better penetration of a facial serum suitable for your skin type. It will make your skin healthy, soft, smooth and radiant.
Facial treatment in the best salon in India costs about 10,000 rupees. But we’re here to tell you that you can always treat yourself to a spa treatment at home for a much lower price.
The real driving force behind Hydrafacial is the intense physical exfoliation provided by the rough tips of the vacuum tips as they pass through the skin. This repetition, combined with a light chemical exfoliation in a cleanser, produces results. We can easily reproduce this effect at home.
Micellar cleansers are the best way to start this skin care experience. Just like when you’re at the spa, when you’re about to have a deep treatment, you don’t want to save money and leave things that will apply later. Micellar water will dissolve all makeup and sticky substances in your pores, making it easier to rinse them out later. Enjoy the process and give yourself a good massage!
Wash your face with a foaming cleanser so that all acids can better penetrate the skin. You can use the cleanser directly on top of the cleansing oil. Wash a little longer than usual and move straight to the hairline and back to the ears and neck so you don’t miss anything. And you’ll quickly replenish lost moisture, so don’t worry about foaming!
Hydrafacial is exfoliation with light, repetitive motions. An important goal of the Hydrafacial treatment is to slowly exfoliate dead skin and expose new layers everywhere. Think of it like a polishing step – the new skin will be beautifully smooth and will absorb all of our chemical exfoliating and moisturizing ingredients. Use a gentle facial scrub to focus on small areas at a time. When you’re done, rinse everything off and pat dry with your hands.
Hydrafacial is a chemical exfoliant added during the exfoliation step. They work by loosening pores and old skin cells so they can be washed off and cleansed. It helps everything else work better. Use AHA BHA Exfoliating Solution, leave on for 5 minutes, then rinse off.
To get rid of all the debris released by chemical exfoliators, we’ll go back to physical exfoliators. The skin underneath will be as revitalized as possible and ready for rehydration in the next step. Gently go all over your face with a facial scrub and let the older cells loosen. When you feel ready, rinse and pat dry with a towel.
Now is the time to get on with it and double check your skin for any buildup ready to be removed. If you have large blackheads or whiteheads waiting to come out, use a paper towel to gently press the edges with the pulp of your fingers. Then use the vacuum tip extractor all over the face and oily areas for a true Hydrafacial effect.
Seal moisture into skin with a water-based lotion and peptide-rich serum to recreate the anti-aging and regenerating benefits of the original Hydrafacial.
Finally, seal the deal with a face mask and let your skin absorb all the luscious goodness. Lie down, relax and enjoy.
Once you’ve removed the mask to reveal the most hydrated skin you’ve ever had, it’s time to keep it that way. We want to keep it water based to keep the pristine processing.
But water loves to evaporate. So, to get the best of both worlds, we’re going to end this with Vaseline cream. It is a waterproof barrier that locks in moisture without the use of oils that your skin may not react to. Vaseline is very safe and good for the skin. The trick is to use half a pea-sized amount all over your face.