Facials have long been associated with indulgence and luxury, often viewed as a treat for special occasions. However, regular facials offer more than just a moment of relaxation; they play a crucial role in maintaining healthy and vibrant skin.
Facial treatments are increasingly becoming popular due to the numerous benefits they provide. Facials offer a range of benefits for all skin types, from deep cleaning and exfoliation to hydration and brightening.
Raise your hand up if you love a good facial. I’m sure we can all attest to the benefits of a good facial, not only is it good for the skin, it is an excellent way to relax while indulging in some me time.
You may have heard about the recent restrictions on lockdown in Singapore, including suspending personalized services that requires you to remove your mask, such as facials and saunas.
If the idea of not having your monthly facial fix is giving you a near-anxiety attack, take a few deep breaths and read on as we’ve got you and your skin covered.
When you can’t get your hands on an appointment at your favourite spa, what do you to maintain your skin in tip top condition? A home mask of course! In as short as 15 minutes, your skin gets to enjoy a host of benefits and we can’t recommend it enough, especially if it’s a quick skin perk-me-up it’s after.
Hands up if you are always on the lookout for a facial
Has the CoronaVirus left you avoiding crowds and grounded at home? From not eating out to skipping their regular facial at the spa, there are plenty of ways that people are curbing all and any non-essential movement in the city. And while you can always order-in or cook your food, a facial may seem daunting to replicate.
We all know that the state of our pores affect the way our complexion looks, and although we can’t change the size and appearance of pores, we can keep them clean to ensure minimal dirt and oil is trapped with them. All those nasties festering in pores only creates the perfect environment for acne to thrive, and that is definitely not what we want.
In 1997, Mehrabian and Blum started a research based on a simple idea – they wanted to find out what physical features were found to be most attractive to the opposite sex. More importantly, they wanted to find out the relative importance of stable features, such as body type and height vs changeable features such as grooming and clothing when it comes to physical attractiveness.
Basically, they wanted to find out what combinations deemed a person attractive.
For beauty obsessives, acne is something of a scourge on humanity and it pushes even the best of us to extreme, sometimes dangerous measures. We break down and investigate a wide range of treatments – from adjusting your diet, to going for facials, with the hope that you might find the right sort of solution to suit you and your lifestyle.
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