Adult Cleanse
Breakouts | Anti-Aging | Brightening
Professional extraction & deep cleansing for busy schedules
Cleanse Highlights
Love Your Skin
Restore your skin’s natural balance and clarity with an Adult Cleanse, thoughtfully designed for adult skin prone to breakouts and congestion.
This targeted treatment provides a deep, purifying cleanse to help soothe inflammation and calm stressed skin. Achieve a clearer, healthier-looking complexion.
It’s more than just a standard cleanse – It’s a targeted treatment that focuses on the root causes – so you feel more confident in your skin
Protocol
Results
After Care
Frequently Asked Questions
- Skin Consultation: An expert analysis of the skin to assess the skin type and specific conditions (like dehydration or congestion).
- Double Cleansing & Steaming: Thoroughly cleansing of the skin, steam to soften the pores and skin’s surface.
- Professional Exfoliation: Depending on the skin, physical or chemical peels.
- Extractions: Manually and safely clearing out blackheads and clogged pores.
- Targeted Treatment & Massage: Application of professional-grade masks, serums tailored to your needs, and often a facial massage to encourage lymphatic drainage and blood flow.
Clarity with reduced congestion
Improved texture + hydration
Healthy, glowing skin
Fewer blackheads
- Do: Keep your skin hydrated and strictly apply a broad-spectrum SPF to protect your newly exposed skin cells.
- Don’t: Go to the gym or sit in a sauna right after (sweat can easily harbor bacteria in freshly opened pores).
- Don’t: Apply makeup immediately—wait until the next day to be safe.
- Don’t: Use harsh active ingredients like retinols, AHAs/BHAs, or physical scrubs for at least 48 to 72 hours.
How often should I get a professional cleanse?
For general skin maintenance and anti-aging benefits, it is recommend getting a clinical facial once every three to four weeks. This is how long it takes for your skin cells to complete a full life cycle and naturally slough off. However, if you are treating a specific condition like active acne or hyperpigmentation, more frequent, targeted visits are recommended.
Will a professional facial make me break out?
It is possible to experience a temporary breakout (sometimes called ‘skin purging’) a day or two after your facial, particularly if you received intensive extractions or a chemical peel. This happens because the deep-cleansing process brings underlying congestion and trapped sebum to the surface. It is usually short-lived and is considered a normal part of the skin’s detoxification process.
Are these treatments really better than just using good products at home?
Yes. While a very good at-home routine is vital for daily maintenance, professional cleanses provide access to clinical-grade tools, technologies, and active ingredients. Professional extractions safely remove deeply embedded congestion that at-home picking will likely just inflame or scar.
What type of cleanser should I use?
The best cleanser depends entirely on your specific skin type:
- Oily or Acne-Prone Skin: Look for gel or foaming cleansers, especially those containing ingredients like salicylic acid to help unclog pores and control oil.
- Dry or Sensitive Skin: Opt for hydrating cleansers, cream cleansers, or cleansing milks with ingredients like hyaluronic acid, ceramides, and glycerin. Avoid anything that strips natural oils.
- Combination Skin: A gentle, non-abrasive gel or foaming cleanser works best to balance oiliness without overdrying.
- Mature Skin: Gentle, moisturizing cream cleansers with ingredients that support the skin barrier (like squalane or ceramides) are ideal.
What is the correct way to cleanse my face?
For a thorough, safe cleanse, follow these steps:
- Wash your hands first to avoid transferring bacteria to your face.
- Remove heavy makeup with a dedicated makeup remover or an oil cleanser (the first step in a “double cleanse”).
- Apply cleanser to wet skin using your fingertips.
- Massage gently in circular motions for 30 to 60 seconds. Do not scrub harshly.
- Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water, making sure to get your hairline and jawline.
- Pat dry with a clean, soft towel—never rub.
