Give your face some much-needed TLC without spending big bucks on any expensive salons. An effective facial spa treatment at Ru’s Beauty Care boosts radiance, remove dead skin, tightens & tones in addition to hydrate the skin and also firms and decrease the signs of aging and reduced oil-
Ru’s 5 Steps of Facial Spa Treatment procedure:
a. Cleanse
Thoroughly cleanse your face and neck with a branded facial cleanser designed for your skin type. Cleansing removes dirt, excess oils, and makeup and prepares your skin for treatment. Applying the facial wash to wet skin and lather up and massage for at least 30 seconds before rinsing thoroughly. Do not dry.
b. Exfoliate
Exfoliate by using a gentle scrub. Exfoliation removes dead skin cells, which is an important part of any skin care regimen: "Skin holds on to dead cells rather than shedding them, especially during dry times like winter," says Robin Evans, a New York City spa owner.
Regular exfoliation boosts radiance and helps prepare skin to better absorb nutrients in addition to removing dull skin. Some facial scrubs contain gentle sloughing ingredients such as sugar, salt, jojoba beads, or coffee grounds. Apply a small amount of your scrub to wet clean skin and scrub in a circular motion for about 30 seconds to stimulate circulation. Rinse well with water.
c. Mask
We apply facial mask as per your skin. There are dozens of types of skin masks on the market, and they all serve a purpose in a skin care regimen. Some tighten and tone skin, while others reduce oil or hydrate and firm. We pick the mask that is suitable for your skin type. Applying to clean skin in a thin, even layer, avoiding the delicate eye area needs extreme caution.
Then we allow the mask to dry; this usually takes 10 to 20 minutes. After the mask is dry,rinse your face thoroughly with warm water and pat it dry.
d. Tone
Then we use a gentle toner. While not everyone considers toners necessary, toners provide myriad skin benefits when added to a regimen.
"Toners are most helpful and necessary for people with oily or acne-prone skin, or for people who want extra cleansing after wearing makeup or other heavy skin products, such as sun screen," says Dr. Hadley King, an NYC board-certified dermatologist.
Toners remove the last traces of dirt, oil, makeup, or soap after cleansing; they also tighten pores and control oil production while refreshing and revitalizing skin. Apply a small amount of liquid toner to a cotton ball or makeup removal pad and gently swipe it all over your face and neck.
e. Moisturize
Apply a moisturizer suited to your skin type. Massaging a generous amount of cream or lotion into all areas of the face and neck, rubbing in circular motions to stimulate circulation and soothe the skin.
Drenching skin in moisture regularly not only soothes the skin but also firms and decrease the signs of aging: "You'll plump up lines so they're less obvious," says Randy Stoloff, MD, dermatologist and medical director at Topnotch Resort and Spa in Stowe, Vermont.
Ru’s 5 Steps of Facial Spa Treatment procedure:
a. Cleanse
Thoroughly cleanse your face and neck with a branded facial cleanser designed for your skin type. Cleansing removes dirt, excess oils, and makeup and prepares your skin for treatment. Applying the facial wash to wet skin and lather up and massage for at least 30 seconds before rinsing thoroughly. Do not dry.
b. Exfoliate
Exfoliate by using a gentle scrub. Exfoliation removes dead skin cells, which is an important part of any skin care regimen: "Skin holds on to dead cells rather than shedding them, especially during dry times like winter," says Robin Evans, a New York City spa owner.
Regular exfoliation boosts radiance and helps prepare skin to better absorb nutrients in addition to removing dull skin. Some facial scrubs contain gentle sloughing ingredients such as sugar, salt, jojoba beads, or coffee grounds. Apply a small amount of your scrub to wet clean skin and scrub in a circular motion for about 30 seconds to stimulate circulation. Rinse well with water.
c. Mask
We apply facial mask as per your skin. There are dozens of types of skin masks on the market, and they all serve a purpose in a skin care regimen. Some tighten and tone skin, while others reduce oil or hydrate and firm. We pick the mask that is suitable for your skin type. Applying to clean skin in a thin, even layer, avoiding the delicate eye area needs extreme caution.
Then we allow the mask to dry; this usually takes 10 to 20 minutes. After the mask is dry,rinse your face thoroughly with warm water and pat it dry.
d. Tone
Then we use a gentle toner. While not everyone considers toners necessary, toners provide myriad skin benefits when added to a regimen.
"Toners are most helpful and necessary for people with oily or acne-prone skin, or for people who want extra cleansing after wearing makeup or other heavy skin products, such as sun screen," says Dr. Hadley King, an NYC board-certified dermatologist.
Toners remove the last traces of dirt, oil, makeup, or soap after cleansing; they also tighten pores and control oil production while refreshing and revitalizing skin. Apply a small amount of liquid toner to a cotton ball or makeup removal pad and gently swipe it all over your face and neck.
e. Moisturize
Apply a moisturizer suited to your skin type. Massaging a generous amount of cream or lotion into all areas of the face and neck, rubbing in circular motions to stimulate circulation and soothe the skin.
Drenching skin in moisture regularly not only soothes the skin but also firms and decrease the signs of aging: "You'll plump up lines so they're less obvious," says Randy Stoloff, MD, dermatologist and medical director at Topnotch Resort and Spa in Stowe, Vermont.
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