I have a big event coming up! When should I do a facial?

If you're planning to get a facial before a big event, it's essential to schedule it carefully to ensure that your skin looks its best on the day of the event. You need to also consider what your objectives of getting the facial are and have realistic expectations.

Here are some general guidelines on when to get a facial before a significant occasion:

  1. Schedule your facial 1-2 weeks before the big day. This timeframe allows your skin to recover from any redness, irritation, or breakouts that might occur immediately after a facial. It also ensures that your skin has time to reap the full benefits of the treatment. For many customers who do not frequently have facials that purify the skin, having one might actually cause their skin to be drier than they would normally expect due to the exfoliating nature of a facial and also, the sudden disruption to your skin’s moisture balance might cause problems like dryness in people with more sensitive skin.

  2. Avoid Facials on the Day of the Event: It's generally not recommended to get a facial on the same day as your event. While facials can have long-term benefits for your skin, they can sometimes cause temporary redness or minor blemishes immediately afterward. And also, females tend to put on make up for events and this might introduce potential irritants to your skin, increasing risk of breakouts, clogged pores and problems with product interactions and skin absorption.

  3. Series of Facials: Depending on your goals, if you want a more drastic change in your skin for example if you have acne skin and would like to have a clean slate, multiple treatments would be needed to address this problem. Starting a few months before the big event would be best!

  4. Hydration and Maintenance: After your facial, maintain good skincare habits by staying well-hydrated, protecting your skin from the sun, and using recommended skincare products to enhance and prolong the results.

  5. The duration of the "glow" from a facial can vary depending on several factors, including the type of facial, your skincare routine, and your individual skin characteristics. In general, the glow from a facial can last anywhere from a few days to several weeks. Depending on the type of facial you chose, different types of facials provide varying durations of the glow. Also, how you care for your skin after the facial can impact the duration of the glow. Using recommended post-facial products and maintaining a healthy skincare routine can help preserve the results. Not to mention Sun exposure and frequency of facials. having regular facials would have more sustained good skin health.

  6. The duration of the “lift”: The lift you feel from an intensive facial massage may last for a few days to a week after the massage. These effects can be particularly beneficial for individuals looking to improve their appearance before a special event but is also strongly dependent on lifestyle. Imagine going out for hot pot that is high in sodium after the facial, this will probably be counteractive to the benefits of a facial lymphatic massage.

Disguise Your Blemish with a Smile: Embracing Imperfections at Events
Events, where everyone strives to look and feel their best, can sometimes bring out our insecurities. We obsess over every small flaw, fearing that a blemish will be our downfall. However, it is essential to remember not to take ourselves too seriously and not let imperfections overshadow the joy of the occasion.


Imagine this - you enter a room with a prominent blemish on your face. Sure, it may draw a few quick glances, but will it really leave a detrimental impact? Unlikely. What truly matters is the overall impression you make on people, the way you carry yourself, and the connections you forge. In the grand scheme of things, a blemish pales in comparison to the significance of your presence.


Life is full of imperfections, and aiming for perfection can be an exhausting and fruitless pursuit. We often forget that it is our unique blemishes, both physical and emotional, that make us who we are. Remember, nobody is flawless, no matter how hard they try to appear so. Perfection is overrated, and it is the acceptance and celebration of our imperfections that truly sets us apart.


Rather than allowing a blemish to dampen your spirit, focus on what truly matters during an event - making others feel good. People won't remember the details of your breakout, but they will remember how you made them feel. Don't let a blemish distract you from connecting with others, sharing laughter, and spreading joy.


So, instead of obsessing over your imperfections, embrace them with confidence and a smile. Your smile radiates warmth, positivity, and genuine happiness, making those around you feel comfortable and uplifted. It becomes a powerful disguise, diverting attention from any flaws to the positivity you effortlessly exude.


Ultimately, events are about cherishing moments, making memories, and nurturing relationships. They are not a battleground for perfection but an opportunity to connect and celebrate life. By prioritizing the way you make others feel, you will find that a blemish becomes insignificant in comparison.

So, don't let a blemish hold you back from fully enjoying an event. Rock that imperfection with pride, knowing that what truly matters is how you make others feel. Disguise your blemish with a genuine smile, and watch as its impact fades away, leaving only joyful memories in its wake.

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