How it works
The is Clinical Fire & Ice Facial is a multi-purpose, multi-step treatment involving cleansing, exfoliation, and hydration. It works by combining two carefully formulated professional masks with specially selected clinical products to achieve fantastic skin rejuvenation results. The facial works to rapidly resurface the skin, making it an ideal treatment in preparation for special events.
The ‘Fire’ component is the application of a mask that creates a warming sensation whilst exfoliating the skin. This deep exfoliation eliminates the build-up of dead skin cells, oils, and bacteria that accumulate over time. It also helps to stimulate healthy blood flow and manage pore size. The product contains health-promoting ingredients such as sugarcane extracts, vitamin A and B3, and green tea leaf extract.
Cleansing products are then used to restore the surface to an average pH level. The ‘Ice’ component is the application of a second mask that provides thorough hydration, accompanied by a refreshing cooling effect. This soothes and revitalises the newly exfoliated skin, transferring valuable moisture and leaving the skin feeling invigorated. This mask also infuses the skin with nourishing ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, aloe barbadensis leaf juice, rosemary extracts, and grape seed extract.
The treatment clears, softens, and hydrates the skin for an overall fresher appearance.
The benefits
One of the most widely understood benefits of facials is their ability to improve skin texture and reduce the effects of aging. Fire & Ice Facial treatments can be an excellent way to minimise lines and wrinkles whilst attaining the benefits of deep exfoliation and hydration.
The procedure can treat several skin issues, promote healthy circulation, and encourage cellular renewal. It can also help clear acne and improve the appearance of acne scarring. This treatment treatment can treat a variety of skin concerns, such as:
Other benefits include:
- Clears build-up of oil and skin cells
- Hydrates dry skin
- Unclogs and reduces pores
- Minimises pigmentations
- Resurfaces healthy skin
- Encourages cellular renewal
Regular treatments are a great way to cleanse the face and restore confidence in skin quality, helping you look and feel your best.
Ideal candidates for fire and ice rejuvenating facial
The Fire & Ice Facial is suitable for all ages and skin types and can produce fantastic results for both men and women. In particular, patients who are concerned about signs of aging, uneven skin tone, clogged pores, dryness, and other skin imperfections will benefit most from the treatment. The Fire & Ice Facial is also suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women.
If you are unsure about your suitability for the procedure, speaking with our experienced staff will help clarify any uncertainties. We can help you develop a specialised treatment plan to target your specific skin concerns and ensure you get the most out of your treatment.
What to expect
Once you have decided on the best way forward, treatment will begin with the cinnamon-scented ‘Fire’ mask, infused with antioxidants. This will exfoliate and resurface your skin. You may feel a mild tingling sensation along with warmth, but any discomfort will be slight.
This is followed by the second ‘Ice’ mask, which soothes and cools the skin. This mask is designed for hydration, containing aloe vera, green tea, licorice and rosemary extracts. The skin may appear warm and flushed after treatment, but this will be temporary.
The process will typically not take more than 45 minutes to complete. Afterwards, your clinician may choose to apply certain skin serums to achieve outcomes specific to your skin.
Things to consider
Fire & Ice Facials are non-invasive and require little to no downtime. This means patients can return to their normal daily activities with no interruption. Patients do not usually experience side effects from the treatment. However, some slight redness is expected. One treatment usually delivers effective results, but some people may find regular treatments beneficial for maintaining results.
