My hands used to ache after back to back facials. Now I do quick stretches between appointments. Just flex and extend your fingers for 30 seconds. Also, rotate your wrists slowly to loosen up.
Seeing her face after a proper hydrating treatment was priceless, even if she side-eyed the price tag.
The redness faded quickly. She was really happy with how her skin looked.
Any stretches you recommend?
I stumbled upon my first set of practice masks from beauty school while organizing old boxes. They were just plain clay mixes in basic tubs, nothing fancy. Today, I rely on enzyme peels and microcurrent devices for similar treatments. It's funny how the simple stuff feels like ancient history now.
Mixing a drop of oil with cleanser prevents over-drying for most skin types.
They dehydrate you and spike blood sugar, leading to more issues.
I was all about intense peels for breakouts before. Now I begin with softer methods and it prevents so much unnecessary redness, lol.
Seeing way less inflammation and angry pores now, trust the process.