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What Our Clients Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Fire & Ice Facial.
For optimal red-carpet results, schedule 2–5 days before your event. This timing allows inflammation to settle and the glow to develop. For monthly maintenance, once every 3–4 weeks is recommended depending on skin concerns and your esthetician's assessment.
Most clients experience minimal, short-lived redness that subsides within hours. The treatment is formulated to be camera-ready, not post-procedure. If you have sensitive or reactive skin, your esthetician will adjust products and timing to minimize any irritation.
Yes—when customized. We begin with a skin assessment and select gentler products or shortened "fire" phases for reactive skin. The cooling "ice" finish specifically calms and hydrates, reducing redness and barrier disruption in most cases.
Appointments typically run 45–60 minutes, including consultation, cleanse, the warming renewal phase, cooling finish, and tailored product application. Timing can vary slightly based on extractions or add-ons chosen by you and your esthetician.
Yes—most clients apply makeup right away and many skip it because the skin looks polished. If you had extractions or intense resurfacing, your esthetician will advise a short delay and provide post-care guidance.
Fire & Ice uses contrast therapy—warming renewal followed by cooling calming—to create immediate glow and texture improvement with minimal downtime. It offers faster, photographic results than a standard facial and less recovery than a medium chemical peel.