Facials have been around for years but with new research and technology different treatments have been appearing on the market all the time. One of the most talked about treatments at the moment is an oxygen facial which is the latest in bio-technology and proving to be highly successful. This is a high-pressure blast of oxygen that delivers serums containing vitamins, minerals and collagen to the skin. It offers similar effects of a chemical peel and microdermabrasion without the injections and side effects. The purpose of the facial is to leave your skin feeling cleansed, revitalised and looking years younger. The skin is exfoliated and then blasted with oxygen. This results in an instant firming and lifting effect by using hyberbaric technology to saturate the skin with oxygen and infues a rejuvenating hyaluranic acid serum leaving a clearer, plumper and smoother face. The price of one treatment ranges from £65 upwards. Supposedly a one hour treatment feels the same as skiing in the Alps for 2 weeks, a very tempting proposition for working women looking to feel revitalised during their lunch hour. The facial is proving popular with celebrities as women like Madonna, Sienna Miller and Jennifer Aniston swear by it weekly. If I wasn’t on a student budget I would definatly book in for a treatment, meanwhile a brisk walk in the winter will have to do.
Monday, 5 November 2007
A breath of fresh air
Facials have been around for years but with new research and technology different treatments have been appearing on the market all the time. One of the most talked about treatments at the moment is an oxygen facial which is the latest in bio-technology and proving to be highly successful. This is a high-pressure blast of oxygen that delivers serums containing vitamins, minerals and collagen to the skin. It offers similar effects of a chemical peel and microdermabrasion without the injections and side effects. The purpose of the facial is to leave your skin feeling cleansed, revitalised and looking years younger. The skin is exfoliated and then blasted with oxygen. This results in an instant firming and lifting effect by using hyberbaric technology to saturate the skin with oxygen and infues a rejuvenating hyaluranic acid serum leaving a clearer, plumper and smoother face. The price of one treatment ranges from £65 upwards. Supposedly a one hour treatment feels the same as skiing in the Alps for 2 weeks, a very tempting proposition for working women looking to feel revitalised during their lunch hour. The facial is proving popular with celebrities as women like Madonna, Sienna Miller and Jennifer Aniston swear by it weekly. If I wasn’t on a student budget I would definatly book in for a treatment, meanwhile a brisk walk in the winter will have to do.
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