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Hydrafacial® review at Skin & Sanctuary
21/08/24

Hydrafacial® review at Skin & Sanctuary

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Skin & Sanctuary, a multi-award-winning clinic, to experience a facial of my choice. With my skin feeling dull and lifeless, thanks to the demands of looking after a toddler and looming work deadlines, I decided to try the Hydrafacial®.


Skin & Sanctuary offers a wide range of treatments, including signature facials, skin boosters, chemical peels, dermal fillers, and much more. Conveniently located in Shoreditch, just a short walk from the station, the clinic provides a serene escape from the bustle of everyday life.


Upon arrival, I was warmly greeted by the receptionist who guided me to a tranquil room where I could finally switch off for an hour and give my skin some much-needed TLC. My therapist, Freya, was wonderful, she took the time to explain the Hydrafacial® treatment in detail, and we also discussed my daily skincare routine and concerns.


The Hydrafacial®, described by Skin & Sanctuary is a medical grade resurfacing treatment with patented technology. The non-invasive procedure integrates a multi-step process, encompassing thorough cleansing, gentle exfoliation, precise extraction, targeted hydration, and potent antioxidant fortification.


Freya began with a deep cleanse, removing my makeup and any buildup from the day. Then, she used an exfoliating nozzle that gently sucked up my skin, dislodging unwanted dirt and impurities. For me, this was strangely the most satisfying part, as I relished releasing the deep rooted dirt from my skin, freeing my pores. Freya also performed a manual extraction for those serious stubborn areas.


Once my skin was thoroughly cleansed, Freya applied a chemical peel containing AHAs and BHAs, to give that glow I had been craving. She followed this with hyaluronic acid, peptides, and an LED light treatment to reduce redness and stimulate collagen production. To finish, Freya applied Vitamin C and SPF to protect my skin, which I swear by to protect my skin from sun damage.


After the treatment, Freya showed me what had been collected from my skin, let’s just say it was murky and gunky, and I was more than happy to part with it. I then eagerly checked the mirror, my skin looked rejuvenated, bright and glowing. Although there was a slight redness (totally normal), I was advised it would disappear the following day, which it did. Over the following days, my skin continued to improve, looking even more radiant just in time for some family time I had planned. My pores less visible, and my complexion was noticeably brighter and more hydrated. What an absolute delight.


If your skin is in need of some pampering, I highly recommend booking a treatment at Skin & Sanctuary. You can easily book online at www.skinandsanctuary.com


Be sure to ask for Freya—she’s fantastic at making you feel relaxed and is happy to explain every step of the process (or keep things quiet if that’s more your style).


Address: 150B Commercial Street, London, E1 6NU


Written by Nyla S.

Photos courtesy of Skin & Sanctuary

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