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Luminous by Face To Face Skin Care
Protect the skin you're in with the Ultra Sheer Protective Moisturizer, a reef-safe, coated zinc oxide-based sunscreen that offers sheer, long-lasting, and SPF 30 broad-spectrum coverage
Lifestyle, Tuesday Style, Under the Dryer
August 22, 2022

Luminous by Face To Face Skin Care

As promised, Tuesday Style Dryer (TSD) is back with more from Face to Face Skin Care Salon & Spa, a business helmed by the enterprising mother-daughter duo of Andrea McKenzie-Ricketts and Chanel Ricketts. After a crash course on the Vivant Skin Care line earlier this month, the team is ready to introduce readers to Luminous: an organic skincare system.

Per the spa’s website: “Luminous is our pharmaceutical-grade professional skincare collection. Each formula combines clinically proven, patented ingredients and high-potency, targeted nutrients to uniquely transform and restore the skin to its true potential.”

The line was conceptualised in 2021, and after a careful production process is now available exclusively at the 31 Upper Waterloo Rd location.

A few of their core customers got first dibs on the Luminous line. One now shares her experience.

Face to Face Skin Care Salon & Spa client Sadé:

My skin was blotchy. I had acne and dark spots. My skin was overall dull and the constant breakouts were frustrating. I started to see a difference in my skin’s tone and texture. I had fewer acne breakouts and my dark spots were finally fading. My overall skin looked healthier. Not to mention, I noticed a glow! Results came after monthly facial treatments and a guided skincare regimen from the aestheticians at Face to Face Skin Care Salon & Day Spa.

Sadé’s Luminous Facial Treatment:

Step 1 — Cleanse with the Luminous Detox Cleanser. This cleanser is a unique blend of citrus essential oils and coconut which work together to remove deep impurities, promoting an invigorating clean that remains gentle enough for all skin types.

Step 2 — Steam the face with Cranberry Enzyme Mask with lactic acid to further detoxify and exfoliate the skin.

Step 3 — Extraction begins removing blackheads, whiteheads and impacted pores, if necessary.

Step 4 — A healing anti-bacterial mask is applied to the face, and left on for 10 minutes. NB: Masks are selected based on skin type.

Step 5 — A serum is then massaged into the skin using a warm towel. Face to Face Skin Care Salon & Spa has a variety of nutrient-rich serums with advance ingredients to repair and provide nutrition for the skin. Serums are chosen based on skin condition.

Step 6 — Moisturiser is applied to hydrate, nourish and protect the skin and provide a Luminous-glow!

“Luminous is Face To Face’s non-toxic clinical organic skincare line which provides effective potent active ingredients without artificial fragrances, colouring and preservatives. These anti-inflammatory products are least likely to cause irritation. Beneficial for all skin types including eczema and sensitive skin. I use this line every day and my clients always comment on the radiance of my skin. Luminous advance delivery system creates that noticeable difference and an instant glow!”

— Chanel Ricketts

Face to Face Skin Care Salon & Spa

Shop #13 Lee Gore Business Centre, 31 Upper Waterloo Rd, Kingston

Phone: (876) 754-3223 & 885-2966

Website: www.facetofacespaja.com

IG: @facetofacespa

Face To Face Skin Care & Spa mother and daughter team: Paramedical aestheticians Andrea McKenzie-Ricketts (left) and Chanel Ricketts.
Face To Face Skin Care Salon & Spa client Sadé before Luminous treatment regimen.
Four months into her treatment, Sadé shows off clearer, healthier-looking skin.
Luminous Detox Cleanser.
Cranberry Enzyme Mask.
HYDRATION — Plumping Moisturizer.
REPAIR — Epidermal Repair Serum, this uniquely powerful serum is proven to neutralize toxins, calm inflammation and support epidermal care and DNA health. REPAIR — Epidermal Repair Serum .
CLEAR SKIN — Blemish Retinal, blemish-prone skin has met its match with this powerful vitamin A serum. It works to balance oily skin, improve detoxification, calm inflammation, assist the skin’s microbiome, and diminish the appearance of blemishes for a flawless finish.

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