The Importance of Regular Facials

A facial is the second most popular spa treatment after a massage. The environment deposits an alarming amount of dirt, grime, and pollution on your face. Dead skin also continues to accumulate on your face. Regular facials will keep your skin cleaner, saving you on unnecessary spending to fix problems later down the line.

You will notice, after getting a facial, that your make-up goes on more smoothly and evenly, and you may even notice how much less you actually need to apply. Because our aestheticians deeply cleanse and exfoliate your face, you are ensured that your home skincare products will have maximum efficiency.

This is because they will be able to fully absorb into your skin and thus do their jobs properly. Facials also offer the best anti-ageing treatment around. They will improve your skin’s tone, texture, and elasticity, greatly decreasing the chances of needing to spend money on expensive procedures and injections.

The bonus of getting a facial is the facial massage that is often incorporated into the treatment. Facial massages are just as necessary as regular massages, because they promote lymphatic drainage, flushing out toxins and boosting your circulation.

A massage also leaves your skin feeling relaxed and refreshed. The exfoliation you receive during your facial is important for jump-starting healthy skin cell renewal. The best part about getting a facial is that you will see instant, noticeable results. After just one facial you will be able to see and feel an immediate improvement in the appearance of your skin.

With this in mind, why not book an appointment for one of our facials or spa treatments. We at the Natural Living Spa and Wellness Centre offer a variety of spa day packages, many of which include a facial. We are a day spa in Polokwane that is passionate and dedicated to offering our clients an uplifting and professional service.

If you have any concerns about your skincare health, or just feel the need to pamper yourself, make a booking with us today.