This treatment focuses on gentle, chemical-free skin renewal combined with deeply relaxing foot therapy.

• Step 1: Double Cleanse – Removal of makeup, oil, and surface impurities using a gentle cleanser.
• Step 2: Skin Analysis – The esthetician examines your skin type and concerns under a magnifying lamp.
• Step 3: Enzyme Exfoliation – A fruit-based enzyme mask (typically papaya, pineapple, or pumpkin) is applied to digest dead skin cells without harsh scrubbing. Steam is often applied to activate the enzymes.
• Step 4: Hot Towel Foot Massage – While the mask works, feet are wrapped in comforting hot towels, followed by a targeted massage focusing on pressure points to promote deep relaxation.
• Step 5: Removal & Extractions – The mask is removed, and gentle extractions are performed if needed.
• Step 6: Treatment Mask & Massage – A hydrating or soothing mask is applied, accompanied by a neck and shoulder massage.
• Step 7: Serum, Moisturizer, and SPF – Customized finishing products are layered to lock in hydration and protect the skin.

This is an upgraded version of the first facial, adding physical exfoliation for ultra-smooth skin and better product absorption.

• Step 1: Prep Cleanse & Degreasing – The skin is thoroughly cleansed and dried, and a prep solution is applied to ensure it is free of oils.
• Step 2: Dermaplaning – Using a sterile, medical-grade scalpel held at a 45-degree angle, the esthetician gently scrapes the surface of the skin to remove dead skin cell buildup and peach fuzz (vellus hair).
• Step 3: Enzyme Exfoliation – Because dermaplaning removes the top barrier of dead skin, the fruit enzyme mask applied next can penetrate much deeper, maximizing its brightening effects. (A slight tingle is normal!).
• Step 4: Hot Towel Foot Massage – Performed while the enzyme mask or a secondary soothing mask sets.
• Step 5: Soothing Mask & Hydration – A cooling, nutrient-rich mask (often a hydrojelly mask) is applied to calm any post-dermaplaning redness.
• Step 6: Protection – Application of barrier-repairing serums, moisturizers, and a heavy dose of SPF, as freshly dermaplaned skin is highly sun-sensitive.

Korean facials focus heavily on long-term skin health, deep hydration, repairing the skin barrier, and achieving the signature 'glass skin' glow. The generous 90-minute timeframe allows for an intensive, multi-step regimen.

• Step 1: The Double Cleanse – A staple of K-Beauty. First, an oil-based cleanser breaks down sebum and makeup, followed by a water-based foaming cleanser to deeply purify the pores.
• Step 2: Gentle Exfoliation & Toning – Often utilizes a mild peeling gel or aqua-peeling technology, followed by layering a hydrating toner or skin booster.
• Step 3: Essence & Ampoule Infusion – Highly concentrated serums containing ingredients like snail mucin, centella asiatica, ginseng, or hyaluronic acid are pressed into the skin.
• Step 4: Korean Facial Massage – A specialized, lifting massage technique that stimulates lymphatic drainage, contours the face, and boosts blood circulation for an instant glow.
• Step 5: High-Tech Modality – May include ultrasound, galvanic current, or cryotherapy to push nutrients deeper into the dermis, or LED light therapy to target acne or aging.
• Step 6: Modeling/Rubber Mask – A thick, customized powder-to-rubber mask is poured over the face to seal in all the previously applied serums and lower the skin's temperature.
• Step 7: Decollete & Arm Massage – Performed while the modeling mask sets.
• Step 8: 'Glass Skin' Finishing – Multiple layers of hydration (emulsion, cream, eye cream) and sun protection are patted into the skin.

This is exactly the same intensive, multi-step process outlined in the Enzyme-Based Exfoliating Facial Treatment with Hot Towel Foot Massage, packaged as a dual booking or sold as a discounted two-session package for one person to use over two visits.