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Signature Facial - $88
Anti-aging treatments offered by Gina Gruber and Luminous Skin
Dermaplaning - $80
The Signature Facial is a highly customized facial which will address skin concerns such as dehydrated, oily, texture issues, aging, etc. Your skin will feel fresh and renewed afterward! This service also includes relaxing additions such as a paraffin hand dip, foot massage, and hot stone massage on the arms.
Dermaplaning is a form of manual exfoliation similar in theory to mircrodermabrasion, but without the use of suction of abrasive crystals. A sterile blade is stroked along the skin at an angle to gently remove dead skin cells from the epidermis. Dermplaning also temporarily removes the fine vellus hair on the face, leaving a very smooth surface.
Oxygen Facial Treatment $85
Relax as the effervescence of pure oxygen boosts circulation, stimulates cell turnover, and leaves your skin's complexion hydrated and revitalized. This treatment is extremely nourishing an beneficial for all skin types.
Triple Berry Brightening Facial $90
The Triple Berry Brightening Facial will brighten and rejuvenate the skin with exotic Riberry, Muntries and Pepper berries from Australia. Packed with antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties, these super-berries are designed to provide instant brightening and hydration to dry, dehydrated, lackluster skin.
Firming Peptide Facial $98
The Firming Peptide Facial will renew and revitalize the skin with potent anti-aging peptides, powerful antioxidants, stem cells and botanicals. Infuse the skin with intelligent ingredients that will stimulate new cell growth, repair and rejuvenate all skin types leaving a firm, luminous glow.
SWiCH Dermal Rejuvenation Treatment
$150
Calming Rosacea Facial $90
The Calming Rosacea Facial is designed for those with sensitive skin or rosacea. It's packed with antioxidants, cooling agents, and ingredients that will calm the skin and reduce redness, while strengthening the barrier function. It also helps to control the demodex mite, which is thought to contribute to rosacea.