Yes, a winter radiance facial can be customized to suit all skin types, including dry, oily, combination, and sensitive skin. Your esthetician will choose the appropriate products and techniques based on your skin’s unique needs.

A winter radiance facial is generally safe and low-risk. However, as with any cosmetic procedure, there is a small risk of allergic reactions, skin irritation, or infection. It is important to choose a qualified and experienced esthetician and to disclose any allergies or skin sensitivities before the treatment.

For at least 24 hours before your winter radiance facial, avoid using any retinol or exfoliating products. Drink plenty of water to keep your skin moisturized, and avoid alcohol and caffeine, both of which can dehydrate your skin. Finally, come to your appointment with a clean face, free of makeup and other products.

You will lie down on a treatment bed during a winter radiance facial while your esthetician cleanses and assesses your skin’s condition. They will then exfoliate the skin and perhaps extract it (if needed). They will then massage your face, neck, and shoulders to increase circulation and relaxation. A nourishing mask will be applied, and additional treatments such as LED light therapy, microdermabrasion, or chemical peels may be performed. Next, to lock in moisture and enhance skin health, a moisturizing serum or moisturizer will be applied.

To allow your skin to thoroughly absorb the nutrients and hydration from the treatment, avoid wearing makeup for at least a few hours after a winter radiance facial. Your esthetician may also advise you to avoid using any harsh or drying skincare products for a few days following the treatment.

Depending on your skin’s individual needs and your skincare routine, the effects of a winter radiance facial can endure for several weeks. To maximize the results of your facial, it is critical to maintain a healthy skincare routine that includes regular washing, moisturizing, and sun protection.