Contents:
- Medical Video: Facial Steps | Facial Treatment at Cocoon Salon
- Actually, what are facial facials?
- Unfortunately, not everyone can facial
- Are there side effects from facial facials?
- Can facials be spotty?
- Sheer facials while being spotty actually aggravate acne
- You can have facial facials at home, provided ...
Medical Video: Facial Steps | Facial Treatment at Cocoon Salon
Facial is one of the popular skin treatments offered at salons or beauty clinics. Even though you can also have your own facial at home. But be careful, facial facials should not be done carelessly. Find out various things that can and should not be done during facials in this article.
Actually, what are facial facials?
Facial is a procedure that is intended to cleanse the face of dirt, dust, oil, dead skin cells and blackheads.
This one beauty treatment is done in stages, starting with facial cleansing (cleansing), scrubbing, massage, evaporation, extraction of blackheads, and the use of masks that are tailored to the conditions and skin requirements of each patient.
Facial facials are ideally done every 4 weeks because the skin cell regeneration process occurs in approximately 28 days.
Unfortunately, not everyone can facial
People who are experiencing irritation or infection of their skin are not advised to do facials. Keep forcing facials even though the condition of the facial skin is not possible will actually worsen the problem.
Therefore, it's a good idea to wait until your skin problems are fully healed first or at least partially subside. If it has improved, then you can do facials.
Are there side effects from facial facials?
Just like other beauty treatments, facial facials also have potential side effects. Even so, the side effects tend to be mild.
Some of the most common side effects after facial facials include a reddish rash, itching on the skin, dry skin, allergic reactions, irritation, and blisters or pimples. Usually side effects arise because your skin does not match the ingredients used during facials.
In certain cases, a person can also experience severe side effects, such as damage to skin texture. This happens due to improper extraction of zits or blackheads so that facial skin is injured, blister or even pockmarked.
Can facials be spotty?
Facials when acne is okay. However, first consider how severe the zits are. Remember, facials are not to cure acne. Facial aims to clean the face and clean blackheads only.
If your zits are active and inflamed, even red or suppurating, I don't recommend you to facial. This treatment will risk further exacerbating the inflammatory reaction. Complete your acne treatment and wait until your skin condition improves, then you can have a facial.
Sheer facials while being spotty actually aggravate acne
It should be underlined that in facials for acne-prone skin, the extraction process is only done on blackheads, both blackheads (blackhead comedones) or white blackheads (whitehead comedones) Acne that is inflamed, red or festering SHOULD NOT extracted or squashed.
Squeezing pimples that are active and extracting blackheads carelessly without special techniques can cause acne to get bigger and inflamed.
Instead of cured pimples, it might even become more inflamed until infected or even cause pockmarks to appear later on.
You can have facial facials at home, provided ...
You can do your own facial at home. But only limited to cleansing the face and scrubbing, without extraction of blackheads. Because the extraction of blackheads must be carried out by trained and certified beauty therapists. This is done to avoid complications or worsening of your skin condition in the future.
Therefore, if you intend to facial including extraction of blackheads, make sure you do it at a beauty clinic that is managed by a professional or experienced beauty doctor or dermatologist. Not only that, make sure also that the beauty clinic you choose has a trained and certified facial therapist.
