Facial care begins not with a procedure but with understanding your skin. An aesthetician assesses its type, condition and needs — and only then builds a plan. Here are the basic steps to start with.
Cleansing
A professional cleanse removes what home care cannot: comedones, dullness, clogged pores. It is the foundation on which every later treatment works.
Hydration and nourishment
Dehydrated skin looks tired at any age. A course of hydrating treatments restores firmness and glow, and protects against winter dryness.
What to add when needed
- peels — renew the skin, even out tone and texture;
- device treatments — gently address tone and puffiness;
- facial massage — improves microcirculation and relaxes muscles.
The main rule
Consistency matters more than intensity. One thoughtful treatment a month does more than chaotic "everything at once" attempts. Choose a direction in the Cosmetology section — and begin with a diagnosis.