5 REASONS WHY YOU'LL LOVE DERMAPLANING
Chances are your summer is already packed full of fun plans, from family vacations to backyard barbecues, so the last thing you want to be worried about is taking a step back to recover from a skincare treatment. Luckily, we have the perfect option for smooth, supple skin without any downtime to take you away from summer fun: Dermaplaning! Dermaplaning creates the perfect blank slate for other services, making them even more effective, and giving you a glowing look that will outshine the summer sun.Here are five reasons you’ll love dermaplaning — and one important tip for keeping your younger-looking skin healthy:Enjoy a Clean, Blank Slate for Other Services
Dermaplaning uses a small, sterile blade to essentially “shave” the face, removing a layer of dead skin cells and vellus hair (peach fuzz). This non-abrasive, painless approach leaves the surface of the skin smoother than ever, making it easier for other skincare products and treatments to more efficiently and deeply penetrate the skin. Plus, a flawless face means your makeup will go on perfectly, too ( not that you’ll need much after trying some of our other top-notch skincare services)!A Softer Appearance Without Irritation or Redness
Sensitive skin and trying to avoid chemicals? Dermaplaning might be the solution for you! For this service, our resident skincare expert and Licensed Aesthetician, Amy, uses a medical-grade scalpel to closely remove dead skin cells and gently exfoliate your face without the use of chemicals or other tools. While it may sound simple, this is not one you want to try at home — an untrained hand and improper tools could cause serious harm to your skin’s health and appearance.Smoother, Younger-looking Skin
By removing excess dead skin cells — which can give skin a dull appearance — you’ll immediately notice a brighter, more revitalized look. Dermaplaning’s exfoliation reduces the appearance of fine lines and acne scars. Smoother skin means younger-looking skin, turning back the clock on damage that’s been done and helping to prevent it in the future.
