Fresh Start - 60 mins

Pollution and the sun conspire with exhaustion to leave skin dull, dehydrated, lifeless and lacking luminosity. If your life is a whirlwind and you’re constantly feeling exhausted and burnt out, chances are that will take effect in your skin too.
 
Skin is first gently cleansed before a thorough skin analysis. A purifying Green Tea Scrub is used to exfoliate, ridding the skin of dead cells and smoothing the complexion. Any necessary extractions are performed before a divinely soothing face, neck and shoulder massage is carried out. A nourishing and rebalancing mask is left to work its magic whilst your therapist lulls you further into a relaxed state with scalp and hand rituals.

A revitalising serum and deeply hydrating moisturiser is massaged into the skin before the treatment ends with a feel-good foot ritual.

If your aim is to look good and glow this season, then the Fresh Start Face Therapy is just right for you. Book now and express your natural beauty.

Book this treatment as an once off treat to your skin, or make it part of a therapeutic and restoring treatment plan for even more visible and lasting effects.

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This facial will give tired, dehydrated skin a new lease of life but, like any beauty or massage treatment, it does have contraindications. The list below outlines general symptoms and conditions that are contraindicated, however, if you are on any medication or have known allergies or skin reactions, please do let us know so that we can ensure your comfort and safety. Some of the contraindications listed below may only require a note from your GP or can be managed by our therapist so if you are at all unsure please do not hesitate to contact us.

• Infectious skin conditions or contagious diseases
• Open cuts or abrasions
• Severe sunburn
• Hyper-sensitive skin
• Active and aggressive eczema or psoriasis
• Severe bruising or swelling
• Fever
• Insulin-dependent diabetes
• Epilepsy
• Severe sinus disorders
• Pregnancy can be a contraindication, however you should consult your GP for advice.