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Excellent experience, definitely recommend
Great spa and service. I have had various facials and a lash lift. Always leave feeling re...more
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One of the best facial services in the DMV area!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Stress Relief Eye Treatment.
This treatment uses lymphatic drainage, cooling masks, and targeted massage to reduce fluid buildup and stimulate circulation. Brightening serums and calming botanicals help diminish dark circles. Results vary, but many clients notice reduced puffiness and refreshed appearance after one session.
Yes — we tailor products and pressure to sensitive skin and perform a brief consultation before treatment. A patch test is available for known allergies. We avoid aggressive techniques and recommend caution with recent ocular procedures or active irritation.
As an add-on, treatments typically last 15–25 minutes, including consultation, gentle massage, cooling mask, and product application. Time may vary based on client needs and combination with other spa services during your facial appointment.
You can apply light makeup shortly after treatment, but we recommend allowing serums and creams to absorb fully for at least 15–30 minutes. Avoid heavy eye makeup immediately if skin is sensitive; your therapist will advise based on your skin's reaction.
For immediate relief, many clients book weekly sessions for the first month, then shift to every 2–4 weeks for maintenance. Frequency depends on concerns like chronic puffiness, lifestyle, and product use; your therapist will create a personalized schedule.
Avoid treatment with active eye infections, open wounds, recent eye surgery, or after certain injectable procedures until cleared by your provider. Inform us of allergies, rosacea flare-ups, or severe dermatitis so we can adjust or postpone the service.