Body Hair Waxing-Waxing is preferable toshaving because it removes the skin from the rootand doesn’t leave behind bumps or stray hairs.Unlike the daily routine of shaving or tweezing,waxing offers your clients smooth skin that can beleft untouched for up to two weeks.

Body Wrapping-involves wrapping or coveringthe body with treated bandages or a substance likemud or seaweed leaves. It includes substancesapplied to the skin and sealed in with Mylar foil orthermoplastic wraps, thus creating a “cocooneffect.”

Facial extraction -involves the process of clearing a clogged pore, either manually or through mechanical means. Clogged pores— clogged with excess sebum and dead skin cells— result in blackheads, pustules, and pimples, all of which can be removed through facial extraction, either manually or mechanically.

Facial Waxing-waxing of the face, including the eyebrows, forehead, upper lip, cheeks, and chin, as well as the body, including the upper/lower leg, underarms, forearms, and bikini area.

Mask-Masks complement facials, balance the skin, reduce wrinkles and dryness, combat acne, and heal and calm skin affected by free radicals.

Relaxation Facial Massages - consist of movements that stimulate blood flow and circulation and eliminate toxins, which create a renewed, rosy complexion. Scalp, neck, shoulder, and hand massages may be included in facial massages.

Skin detox - facials and services for clients with different needs, such as acne, clogged pores, dull skin, or fine lines and wrinkles. Detox services using natural ingredients and botanicals are also popular offerings in esthetician’s offices.

Skin Polish Exfoliation- involve the use of a tool (brush or sponge) and/or a topical abrasive, such as oatmeal, corn cob meal, date seed powder. Natural estheticians often use rice seeds and bran, both of which have used to relieve inflammation and cleanse and soften the skin.