What To Expect From the Fire and Ice FaciaL

Opposites attract, and when it comes to skin care treatments, they can also work together to transform your complexion. Our Fire and Ice facial combines powerful exfoliation with soothing nourishment to resurface your face, minimize redness, and calm blemish-prone skin. Join us to learn about the benefits of this revitalizing anti-aging facial treatment and what you can expect from your appointment. 

What is the Fire and Ice facial?

Fire and Ice facials are often referred to as “red carpet facials,” thanks to their popularity among celebrities. Here’s what you need to know: 

What to expect during the treatment

After a gentle cleanse, your esthetician will apply the Fire Masque, a resurfacing solution of retinol, glycolic acid, kaolin clay, and antioxidants, which acts like a chemical peel to remove dead skin cells and brighten your complexion. Next, they will apply the Ice Masque.

Soothing ingredients like green tea, hyaluronic acid, licorice extract, and aloe vera help this treatment calm your skin and infuse your outer layer with intense hydration. Your session may end with nourishing serums, moisturizer, and sunscreen to protect your skin post-treatment. 

When will you see results from a Fire and Ice facial?

Just like many other professional cosmetic treatments, you’ll achieve optimal results with regular Fire and Ice facials. However, even a single session can brighten your complexion. Keep in mind that redness is a common side effect, but it shouldn’t last more than a day or so.

Immediately after your appointment, you may notice that your skin texture looks tighter and you have a healthy, vibrant glow. As your skin continues to regenerate, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation around pimples may dissipate, acne scarring will soften, and an uneven skin tone will appear more consistent. 

How much does a Fire and Ice facial cost?

On average, a Fire and Ice facial will cost between $125 and $200. Remember, an esthetician trained in medical aesthetics may charge more than a general skincare practitioner, but you’re paying for their expertise and the added safety of a trusted med spa, so it’s worth it for a few extra bucks.

Read more: Acne Facial: Treatment, Benefits, and Aftercare

What are the benefits of the Fire and Ice facial?

Ready to dig into the many benefits of a Fire and Ice facial? Some of the perks include: 

Evens skin tone and texture

The first phase of a Fire and Ice facial eliminates dead skin and kickstarts cellular regeneration to:

  • Soften acne scars

  • Smooth rough patches and bumpy skin

  • Fade dark spots and hyperpigmentation

Over time and with consistent facial treatments, your skin should appear refined with a more even tone and texture.

Reduces fine lines and wrinkles

Faster cell turnover, a boost in collagen production, and the hydrating effects of the Ice Masque can plump up the skin and minimize the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles for a more youthful glow.  

Firms the skin

In addition to stimulating collagen production, Fire and Ice facial treatments improve circulation, which helps restore skin elasticity. With regular sessions, your skin should look firmer and more lifted, especially around the jawline and cheekbones.  

Brightens complexion

The exfoliating effect of Fire and Ice facials eliminates dull, dead skin cells to reveal a fresh, healthy layer of skin, giving you that radiant, lit-from-within glow.  

Soothes skin inflammation

While both phases of the Fire and Ice facial contain nourishing ingredients, the second mask is made to calm your skin and soothe redness. Even people with chronic inflammation can find relief as they turn back the clock on their complexion.

Related: Benefits of Microneedling for Acne Vulgaris

How often should you get a Fire and Ice facial?

Most clients can benefit from a Fire and Ice facial every four to six weeks, but the frequency may change based on your answers to the following questions: 

What’s your skin type?

Fire and Ice facials are generally considered safe for all skin types, but people with highly sensitive or reactive skin may require more time between sessions. Let’s break it down by skin type:

  • Normal/combination skin: Every 4 to 6 weeks

  • Dry/sensitive skin: Every 6 to 8 weeks

  • Oily/acne-prone skin: Every 3 to 4 weeks

  • Mature or aging skin: Every 4 to 6 weeks

What concerns are you addressing?

If you’re using Fire and Ice facials for preventive purposes or treating mild cosmetic concerns like a dull complexion or minor discoloration, you can typically get away with less frequent sessions. However, deeper, more complex issues like acne scarring, extreme discoloration, and advanced textural irregularities may require a more aggressive approach to treatment. 

What are your skincare goals?

Regular Fire and Ice facials every six to eight weeks are usually enough to help prevent signs of aging and maintain an already youthful complexion. On the other hand, you’ll need more frequent treatments to correct existing skincare issues. Consider an initial treatment series of four to six sessions every three to four weeks before tapering off to a monthly or seasonal schedule.

Related reading: Can You Get Chemical Peels for Hyperpigmentation?

Book your Fire and Ice facial at Lux & Lav Aesthetics and experience the next level in skincare!

Ready to experience the transformative power of Fire and Ice facial treatments? Book an appointment today to discover how the skincare experts at Lux & Lav Aesthetics can revitalize your skin with fully customized facials!

Jay York

As the founder & CEO of Grove Brands, Jay has dedicated his entire career to business growth through creative marketing strategy, taking advantage of both digital and traditional channels for his clients. A multi-talented marketer, he specializes in organic approaches to business problems, looking for often overlooked opportunities to help clients meet and exceed their goals. Jay has been featured in top tier publications like The New York Times, Adweek, Information Week, Fox Business, Mobile Marketing Watch and more.

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