My two-hour facial began with double cleansing to remove makeup, dirt and any residue on my face. I have extremely sensitive skin (no thanks to eczema) but, thankfully, I didn’t have any allergic reactions to the in-house products used. From the first step, my facial therapist Zoey already focused on hydrating my skin with the makeup cleanser, which not only loosened impurities but provided deep hydration, and natural skin refiner, a non-abrasive exfoliator which stimulated skin regeneration.

Instead of spraying the face with steam, the next step was CryoProbe. It’s one of the latest medi-technologies from Korea where Zoey chilled the surface of my skin to revive my skin health, reduce the size of pores and firm up the skin. Don’t worry about feeling cold in the treatment room, as all their beds have heated mattresses to keep you warm and toasty from start to end. 

One thing Zoey noticed about my face was that I have very thin skin, which is likely due to constant peels that were done in the past in hopes of removing unwanted scars. She decided then and there to include the photorejuvenation treatment into my session, which uses IPL technology to zap away dark spots as well as brighten the skin.

To infuse moisture into the deeper layers of my epidermis, the OxySpray mist therapy was used. The mist was sprayed directly onto my skin, a process which Zoey revealed was 90 per cent more effective (than applying creams on the face) in restoring the skin’s health and radiance.

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The results were clearly evident even after one session—my skin looked more supple and the old acne scars were visibly lighter. My main concern about having dry skin was also addressed as I could tell there was great improvement overall.

My skin felt rejuvenated and, most importantly, looked my age—or even younger. It was just what I needed to welcome 2020 on a good note.