Throughout history, people have been dedicated to caring for their skin, using various methods and ingredients to maintain its health and appearance.

• Ancient Rome: Roman women were fans of face masks made from ingredients like olive oil, rosewater, animal fat, cucumber, almond oil, and eggs. Some even used sweat from lanolin (sheep’s wool) as part of their skincare routine.
• Ancient Greece: Introduced cold cream, with the earliest recipe dating back to the 2nd century BCE.
• Ancient Egypt: Were obsessed with cleanliness and bathed in cold water twice a day. They used a soda concoction as a soap replacement and massaged an ointment into their skin to prevent drying in the hot sun.

• The Victorian Era: Women favoured ingredients like ammonia for their skincare routines. Mercury was recommended for eye treatments and arsenic for pimples and freckles, despite its toxicity. 

• Toward the end of the 19th century, herbal remedies gained popularity, a trend that continues to this day.
• From the Renaissance to the 20th century, skin care practices evolved, reflecting changing beauty ideals and scientific advancements.

So, next time you enjoy a relaxing facial, remember that this tradition has deep historical roots, spanning centuries!

Deluxe Facial $65

The "Deluxe Facial" is a relaxing classic facial designed to increase hydration, improve elasticity and help smooth out age and stress related lines.

Treatment is for 1 Hour and includes:  

• Deep cleansing
• Exfoliation
• Toning
• Steam
• Mask
• Moisturizing
• Facial Massage
• Foot massage 

Express Facial $45

An express facial is a facial treatment that focuses on improving skin health in a short amount of time. The main benefit of an express facial treatment is that it is not time-consuming.

Treatment is 30 minutes and includes:

• Cleansing
• Exfoliation
• Toning
• Moisturizing
• Facial Massage

Deep Cleanse Microdermabrasion $100