Deep cleanse facial

This treatment can definitely help if your skin is blackhead-prone, but for more severe types of acne, especially cystic acne or anything that has a risk of scarring, we recommend seeing a dermatologist.

Having acne doesn’t mean you need to hold off on booking, though. Just make your therapist aware ahead of time and they’ll adapt your treatment to keep your skin calm.

No, this is a powerful treatment, but your therapist won’t use any products that will dry your skin out or over-exfoliate. They’ll make sure to lock in moisture with a hydrating moisturiser at the end, too.

It’s up to your therapist what they bring, but for most deep cleanse treatments, therapists work with their hands and sponges.

Yes, but let your therapist know ahead of time so they can switch to pregnancy-safe products.

A deep clean facial focuses on clearing congestion and giving your skin a proper reset. The treatment itself will be totally tailored to your specific concerns and your skin type, but you can usually expect a thorough cleanse, gentle exfoliation to remove dead skin cells and extra attention to blocked pores and blackheads where needed.

This is followed by calming, hydrating steps to help rebalance the skin and reduce redness.

Everything is tailored — whether you’re oily, combination, dry or sensitive — so you get a deep clean without stripping or overdoing it.

For most people, a deep clean facial every 4–6 weeks works well to keep pores clear and skin balanced.

If you’re more prone to breakouts or congestion, you might benefit from having one slightly more often for a short time. If your skin is sensitive or dry, spacing treatments further apart may be better. Your therapist will always guide you based on how your skin responds and what it needs most.