The Menu

Where everyone begins. Built around your skin, not a protocol.

It opens with an assessment — a proper look at your skin under good light, and a conversation about what you want from it. Everything after that is shaped by what we find: cleansing, facial massage, exfoliation, masks, extraction as needed, and a finish suited to the day. Nothing is done because it's on a list.

The massage isn't a filler step. It's slow, worked into the muscle and the lymph, and it's the part most people don't expect and then come back for.

You'll leave refreshed and clear — skin that looks rested rather than treated. Nothing greasy, nothing obvious, nothing you'd need to explain in a meeting an hour later.

New to this? Most of our clients were, once. Come as you are — no products, no routine, no questions you're supposed to already know the answers to.

The long one. No occasion required.

Everything in The Essential, unhurried — assessment, cleansing, exfoliation, mask, extraction as needed — with the massage given the time it deserves rather than the time that's left.

Then LED and oxygen. The pressurized oxygen stream helps infuse nourishing products into the skin, leaving it hydrated and refreshed. Red LED light is believed to help to stimulate collagen production, helping to soften fine lines. These are only in The Ninety.

There's nowhere to be for ninety minutes. Most people fall asleep somewhere in the massage. That's the intention.

You'll leave rested, and your skin will be noticeably brighter and glowing.

Microcurrent Facial. Best taken as a series.

Low-level electrical current, matched to what the body already produces, worked through the muscles of the face. It tones and lifts what's underneath the skin rather than treating the surface — jawline, cheekbones, brow.

Nothing about it hurts and nothing shows afterward. Most people feel a faint tingle and not much else.

One session gives you a few days. A series gives you months. If you're coming before something specific, book the week of. If you want the change to hold, take the course.