Tightness, flaking and a less radiant appearance can arrive together. Start with how your skin feels, what has changed in your routine, and whether there is irritation. Those details help make a facial conversation more useful.
Understanding dry, dull skin.
Weather and indoor air
Cleansing habits
Products and exfoliation
Changing skin needs
A closer look.
Comfort before exfoliation
Dryness and texture overlap
Treatments to discuss.
A facial to discuss when hydration and surface care are your priorities, with attention to any current sensitivity.
Explore the serum-focused option on our menu and ask which products and surface-care steps suit your skin.
An option for a more indulgent facial experience. Discuss the hydrating steps and ingredients before choosing it.
Realistic expectations.
A facial supports ongoing care
Comfort is worth tracking
Your routine may need adjusting
You don’t have to choose a treatment on your own.
Can skin feel oily and dry at the same time?
Yes. You may notice oiliness in one area and dryness elsewhere. Describe both rather than choosing care for only one part of your face.
Should I exfoliate if my skin looks flaky?
Not automatically. Exfoliation can aggravate dry or irritated skin. Explain the flaking and your current products before choosing exfoliating steps.
Which facial should I start with?
Explore Hydro Facial for its hydration focus, then ask about suitability. Nano Infusion and 24K Gold Facial offer different experiences; the ingredients and your comfort matter more than the name.
How often should I book for dry skin?
There is no fixed facial schedule for dryness. Discuss how your skin responds, what you do between visits and the total cost before deciding on another appointment.