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What Our Clients Say
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Niomi was top tier with the services and customer service. She helped me understand what m...more
Shayla was phenomenal! I've been to many estheticians and spas around Houston and I've nev...more
Rose was so amazing and well educated! She’s been doing facials for over 30 years and was ...more
I went in for my first facial ever. Not sure what to expect but they exceded my expectatio...more
Tom was wonderful. The facial was awesome.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Collagen.
Yes, the Collagen facial is often suitable for sensitive skin. Your esthetician customizes products and uses gentle techniques, including patch testing when needed. Always disclose allergies and skin conditions beforehand so we can adapt ingredients and ensure a comfortable, safe treatment.
We recommend an initial series of treatments spaced two to four weeks apart, then monthly maintenance. Frequency depends on skin goals and condition; your esthetician will create a personalized plan and suggest at-home care to extend results between appointments.
Your 60-minute session begins with a consultation and gentle double cleanse, followed by exfoliation, targeted serums, a collagen-rich mask, and a calming facial massage. Treatments finish with moisturizer and SPF, and your esthetician will review aftercare and product recommendations.
Mild redness or temporary sensitivity is possible but typically subsides within hours to a day. Serious reactions are rare; avoid harsh exfoliants, retinoids, and prolonged sun exposure for 48 hours. Contact us if swelling, intense irritation, or persistent discomfort occurs.
Yes, you may wear light makeup after the facial, but we recommend waiting at least 30 minutes to allow serums and moisturizers to absorb. Avoid heavy or pore-clogging products and opt for breathable formulas and SPF to protect your fresh skin.
Generally safe during pregnancy and nursing when formulas are adjusted. We avoid retinoids, certain acids, and aggressive treatments; instead, your esthetician selects pregnancy-safe serums and techniques. Always inform your provider and consult your OB/GYN if you have concerns.