New Year, New You, New Skincare
By Kayla Spear · Published January 14, 2020 · Updated February 10, 2025
Make 2020 your most glowing year yet with our top 3 tips to reset your complexion. Commit to a multi-tasking serum like our Rejuvenating Serum that contains a blend of 5 different essentials oils Argan, Jojoba, Olive, Neroli and Rosehip.
Make 2020 your most glowing year yet with our top 3 tips to reset your complexion.
Commit to a multi-tasking serum like our Rejuvenating Serum that contains a blend of 5 different essentials oils Argan, Jojoba, Olive, Neroli and Rosehip. You can apply this serum morning and night after your water-based serums and also doubles as facial moisturizer.
Give your pores a deep clean on a weekly basis with our Exfoliating Mask, made with Volcanic Ash and Kaolin Clay. We also like to use this mask as a spot treatment on pesky blemishes. Massage onto clean, dry skin in circular motions for up to 15 minutes then rinse with lukewarm water.
Invest in a monthly facial at our NYC or LA salon. Our signature treatment, Triple Crown Facial, uses a combination of microdermabrasion, microcurrent and medical-grade oxygen to help plump, refine and tone your facial features. The perfect facial to keep your facial features sculpted for instant gratification and preventative benefits.
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