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Inside a professional PhytOxygène facial

9:30 am 9 April 2025 Nadiya Baghery 0 Comments

Curious about what happens during a PhytOxygène facial, and how to keep your skin feeling fresh between visits? Here is a step-by-step look at the treatment and the home products that go with it.

Why people book a facial for tired skin

Clients often describe the same thing: their skin simply looks fatigued. Slower skin renewal with age is part of it, and so is daily exposure to pollution, sunlight and, for some, cigarette smoke. A professional facial offers time out for the skin and for you, and pairing it with a simple home routine helps keep things consistent.

The treatment, step by step

The PhytOxygène facial uses products from Mary Cohr's PhytOxygène range, which the brand says contains up to 95% natural ingredients.

  1. Deep cleanse. The skin is thoroughly cleansed to remove make-up and city residue.
  2. Phyto-dermabrasion. A plant-based exfoliation step helps clear the surface of the pores and smooth the look of the skin.
  3. Purifying mask. A clay-based mask is applied for a fresh, deep-clean feel.
  4. Relaxing massage. The session closes with a facial massage using PhytOxygène products, which many clients find the most restful part.

Keeping it going at home

Each morning

Use PhytOxygène Cleansing Foam to remove make-up gently; aloe vera and natural exfoliating agents keep it soft on the skin. Then apply Crème PhytOxygène, which combines Japanese cherry tree extract for moisture with white horehound extract, chosen by the brand to support the skin's defences.

Once or twice a week

After a light scrub, apply the PhytOxygène Mask, made with green clay and phytic acid, for an extra purifying feel.

Combining treatments in one visit

At Lane Cove Acupuncture Massage Beauty, some clients like to pair a facial with a massage or an acupuncture session so they can unwind fully in a single appointment. Please ask our team which options suit you. Facials are cosmetic and relaxation treatments, and how your skin responds will vary. If you have an active skin condition or broken skin, check with your GP or dermatologist before booking.

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