SuperNova Spring Refresh
By Emily Wyatt · Published March 21, 2023 · Updated February 10, 2025
It’s the first week of spring in LA and NYC! Is your skin ready? Winters can be harsh on skin. If you’re experiencing any redness, irritation or inflammation, Joanna Vargas has just the thing: the SuperNova Facial .
It’s the first week of spring in LA and NYC! Is your skin ready?
Winters can be harsh on skin. If you’re experiencing any redness, irritation or inflammation, Joanna Vargas has just the thing: the SuperNova Facial.
SuperNova was designed to calm irritated or stressed skin, while hydration and contouring creates a perfect palette for makeup-free skin this summer.
In each 60 minute facial, cryotherapy and exfoliation is combined with oxygenating and de-puffing techniques for immediately visible results.
Lock in a SuperNova Facial to re-hydrate and boost your glow after a (too) long winter full of dry air and radiator heat.
It’s our favorite hydrating facial for a reason:
- Advanced gold hydration mask
- Cryotherapy for anti-inflammation
- Joanna’s custom Oxygen treatment
- Lymphatic drainage and facial toning
You’ve heard of our best-selling SuperNova Facial, but did you know we offered a similar SuperNova treatment for your body? SuperNova Body Treatment is the perfect treatment for spring, as you choose from a chosen area of your body, or opt for the longer treatment for full body. You'll enjoy the same glow-getting benefits as we have in the facial, and you'll be glowing from shoulder to toe in time for spring, and warmer weather.
We’re booking up fast, contact us today to reserve your appointment:
Los Angeles: jvla@joannavargas.com / (310) 424-5141 (call or text)
New York: salon@joannavargas.com / (212) 949-2350 (call or text)
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