Oxygenating Treatment
Glo2Facial
The facial that gets your skin to bring its own oxygen to the surface. It is the one people book when they need to look genuinely rested — not just freshly cleaned.
What it actually is
Your own circulation, doing the work.
Most facials put good things onto your skin and hope some of it sinks in. This one starts by changing what your skin is doing underneath.
A capsule and a gel are worked over the surface together, and the mild reaction between them produces a fine layer of carbon dioxide bubbles. Your body reads that as a local shortage of oxygen and responds the way it always does — by sending oxygen-rich blood toward the surface. That flush of circulation is the whole point, and it is why skin looks lit from underneath rather than polished on top.
While that is happening, the same handpiece is exfoliating, and the serum chosen for your skin is being pressed into a surface that is far more willing to take it than it was twenty minutes earlier.
The appointment
90 minutes, start to finish.
Read the skin
Cleansed, then actually looked at under proper light. What we find decides which capsule comes off the shelf.
Exfoliate
The dull surface layer is lifted mechanically. No acids, so nothing stings and nothing flakes in two days.
Oxygenate
The capsule and gel go to work and the surface fizzes gently. Entirely comfortable, and the part everyone remembers.
Infuse and finish
Serum worked in, a proper face and neck massage, then protection. You leave bare-faced.
Why people rebook it
What you should reasonably expect.
Immediate brightness
Visible when you sit up, which is unusual — most treatments worth having make you wait.
Softer texture
Skin feels smoother rather than tight, and makeup sits differently all week.
Nothing to hide afterwards
No redness, no peeling on day three. Lunch break in, meeting after.
Comfortable throughout
Warm, faintly fizzy, then a long massage. Several clients fall asleep.
Being straight with you
When this is the right call — and when it isn't.
A good fit if
- You have something coming up and want to look rested for it
- Your skin is dull and flat rather than actively breaking out
- You cannot afford any downtime at all this week
- Acids and peels have irritated your skin before
Probably not, if
- Heavy congestion is the main issue — Deep Cleansing will do more
- You want textural or pigment change, which needs BioRePeel or a course of microdermabrasion
- You have an open lesion, cold sore or recent sunburn in the area
We would genuinely rather move you onto the right treatment than take the booking for this one.
Questions
What people ask before booking.
Does a Glo2Facial hurt?
Can I go straight back to work afterwards?
How soon before an event should I book it?
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
How often can I have one?
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