Facial Massage

A ten-minute facial massage worked with rose oil and finished with chilled ice globes. It is priced and timed as an add-on, meant to sit at the end of another appointment rather than stand on its own.

The massage follows the lymphatic direction of the face, up and out along the jaw, cheekbones, and brow, which is what moves fluid rather than simply relaxing the muscle. The ice globes come last, dropping the skin temperature to firm the surface and take down puffiness.

It is the most common add-on after threading, where it doubles as the soothing step, and before events, where the de-puffing is the whole point. At ten minutes it adds very little to how long you are in the chair.

If you are booking it on its own, say so when you arrive — it works best on clean skin, and your artist can fit a quick cleanse in first.