Step-by-step treatment process explained
The session begins with dry brushing, a focused, mechanical sweep across the skin to stimulate circulation and remove loose surface cells. That is followed by a Dead Sea salt exfoliation applied to the body; the salt's texture helps slough away dead skin while the therapist controls pressure and movement to suit skin sensitivity and coverage area.
After exfoliation nourishing oils are gently massaged into the skin to replace surface lipids and soften texture. Massage technique and oil choice are adapted to client preference; pressure, area treated and amount of oil determine how the skin feels immediately afterward, from lightly hydrated to visibly dewy.
What shapes the results
Individual skin condition and recent skin care affect how long smoothness and hydration last. Clients with chronically dry or rough skin may notice texture change immediately, while others may experience subtler differences. The therapist evaluates baseline skin during consultation and adjusts exfoliation intensity and oil application to balance renewal with comfort.
Home care after the session influences perceived results: gentle moisturization and avoiding aggressive scrubs preserve the newly-smooth surface. Staff can recommend maintenance frequency and products based on your skin; these recommendations tailor ongoing results rather than guarantee specific timelines or clinical improvements.
Before and aftercare guidance
Before your appointment, disclose recent sunburns, open wounds, allergies, or topical medications so the therapist can modify or defer treatment. Avoid applying heavy lotions or bronzers immediately prior as they can interfere with even exfoliation. Communicating sensitivities ensures the session's techniques are chosen to protect your skin.
Aftercare focuses on gentle hydration and avoiding harsh exfoliants for a short period; follow the specific timeline your therapist provides. If you notice prolonged redness, irritation, or any unexpected reaction, contact the spa so staff can advise on next steps or suggest a follow-up consultation.
