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I have been going to Sasha salon for years, and Lena is excellent in every way. She gave m...more
The facial was amazing, Yafa who did my facial was very thorough and great
Beatriz is so caring and therapeutic in her approach to my skincare. She has coached me ov...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Eye Treatment.
Yes. We customize products and techniques to minimize irritation, using hypoallergenic, fragrance-free formulas and gentle massage. A brief consultation and patch test ensure safety; we will recommend specific aftercare and adjust treatment intensity if you have known sensitivities or recent procedures.
Results vary by skin type and lifestyle. Immediate brightness and reduced puffiness often last several days to two weeks; cumulative improvements in fine lines and texture appear with regular monthly treatments and consistent home care.
We advise waiting at least 30 to 60 minutes for serums to absorb; wait longer if chemical exfoliants were used. Use gentle, non-irritating cosmetics and avoid heavy eye makeup for 24 hours if you experienced sensitivity.
Many components are safe, but we tailor products to expectant and nursing clients. Please disclose pregnancy or breastfeeding during booking so we can avoid contraindicated ingredients, perform a patch test, and select pregnancy-safe serums and techniques.
A typical session includes consultation, gentle cleansing, targeted exfoliation, hydrating peptide serums, cooling masks, lymphatic massage, and sunscreen or barrier cream. Treatments are customized to address puffiness, dark circles, and fine lines for visible rejuvenation.
Most clients experience minimal effects such as temporary redness, mild tingling, or slight tightness that resolve within hours to a day. Rarely, sensitivity or brief irritation occurs; contact us if symptoms persist, swell, or worsen.