Facials In Perth, Chosen For What Your Skin Is Doing
Six different facials sit on the treatment list here, and the useful part is not the menu. It is that one therapist looks at your skin on the day and picks the one it needs, instead of you guessing from a website.
From
$100
Downtime
None
Repeat
Every 3 to 4 weeks
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Which Facial, And When To Pick It
Every one of these is bookable at the price shown. If two of them would do the job, Simone will tell you which is the cheaper one.
Enzyme peel
- Book it when
- Skin is dull, congested or flat and you want a reset with no downtime
- Price
- From $130
Jelly masque facial
- Book it when
- You want hydration and glow back quickly, on its own or after another treatment
- Price
- $100
Dermaplaning
- Book it when
- Peach fuzz and dead skin are dulling everything you put on top
- Price
- $120
HydraFacial
- Book it when
- You want cleansing, extraction and hydration done in a single pass
- Price
- From $165
Pro Power Peel
- Book it when
- Congestion or the appearance of pigmentation needs more than an enzyme
- Price
- From $175
BB Glow
- Book it when
- You want a semi permanent tint that evens out how the skin reads
- Price
- $300
Dermaplaning includes an enzyme peel in the same appointment, so the $120 covers both rather than the two being billed separately.
The Enzyme Peel Is The One She Reaches For Most
Fruit enzymes with a small amount of acid and a set of actives chosen for your skin. It lifts the dead layer and the oil sitting in the pores without leaving you with a face you have to hide for two days.
There is more than one of them, which is the part most salons never explain. Pumpkin comes at three strengths, so the same treatment can be gentle on a first visit and considerably stronger six months later on skin that has built tolerance. Mango is the hydrating one and the usual starting point if your skin is reactive or you have never had a peel before. Cherry berry is the one Simone reaches for when congestion and breakouts are the main complaint.
The appointment finishes with a hand and arm massage, which sounds like a small thing and is the reason people book it when they have had a week of it. You leave looking like yourself, slightly brighter, with nothing to explain to anyone.
It Is Also The Diagnostic Appointment
The Corrective Enzyme Facial Is For Skin That Has Been Overworked
This is the DermaFix corrective enzyme, and it is the one Simone reaches for when a skin has had too many acids for too long and has stopped responding to anything.
Skin that has been pushed with acid based products for months can end up hard and slightly plasticised, with old product residue sitting in it. It looks flat, it feels tight, and it stops taking anything you put on top. That is the skin this treatment was built for.
The masque itself is a herbal enzyme formulation with Flowers of Oats and amino acids in it. It softens that hardened surface, lifts the skin's pH back up and draws the embedded residue out.
Which One You Get Is Decided On The Day
The Jelly Masque Comes Off In One Piece
Four masks and two serums, which is six combinations. Brightening, calming, purifying or anti ageing, mixed fresh, set on the skin and lifted away as a single sheet. It goes on top of dermaplaning or skin needling to lock the hydration in, and it holds up perfectly well as a quick facial on its own.
Six Facials, And Four Things Worth Knowing
Which one you get is decided on the day. These four are true whichever it turns out to be.
6
Facials on the list
One gets chosen for you on the day
3-4
Weeks between visits
Roughly one skin cycle
0
Days of downtime
Makeup straight back on if you want it
17
Years in the industry
Simone treats you herself, every time
One therapist, one room, one appointment at a time. Nobody hands you over halfway through.
What A Facial Will Do, And What It Will Not
Worth saying plainly, because this is the treatment category that gets oversold harder than any other.
- It clears the dead layer, which is why product and makeup sit better for a week or two afterwards
- It softens the look of congestion and calms the appearance of redness
- It keeps the skin in condition between the bigger treatments, which is most of its value
- It will not resurface scarring or lift set pigmentation, that is what needling and peels are for
- It is not a treatment for active or cystic acne, and Simone will send you to a doctor rather than sell you a course
LED Is The Add On Worth Having
Questions People Actually Ask
The enzyme peel. It suits almost every skin, it has no downtime, and it gives Simone a proper look at what she is working with before anything stronger gets suggested. If your skin is mainly just flat and dehydrated, the jelly masque on its own is enough and it costs less.
No. Enzyme peels and jelly masques are the treatments people book on a Friday and wear makeup out of. You may look slightly pink for an hour or so afterwards. The treatments that do come with downtime, such as skin needling, are clearly marked as such on their own pages.
Every three to four weeks for most people. Skin turns over on roughly that cycle, so anything more frequent tends to be working on skin that has not caught up yet. If you are also having skin needling, Simone slots a facial in at about the three week mark so something useful is happening between the bigger appointments.
An enzyme peel uses fruit enzymes with a small amount of acid and works gently on the surface, so you walk out looking normal. A chemical peel goes further and is chosen for congestion, the appearance of pigmentation and more advanced signs of ageing. Simone starts most people on the enzyme and only steps up if the skin needs it.
Yes, and a lot of people do. Red and yellow LED runs in fifteen minute blocks from $20 and gets added onto the same appointment rather than booked as a separate visit. It is most worth it after dermaplaning or skin needling.
Three to four days before, not the day before. A facial leaves most people slightly pink for an hour and occasionally brings something to the surface, so you want a few days of margin. If it is a big one, come in earlier than you think you need to, because skin does not turn around in a week.
What People Book Around This
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From $100 in Melville, with the right one chosen once Simone has looked at your skin. Call her, or send a question first if you would rather ask before you book.
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