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Renew Your Skin with Refine Peels

March 6, 2018 By patkaspian

Essential for Fall and Spring, our Jan Marini Peels exfoliate the skin more deeply than our home-care products, working to not only clear away the dull-looking top layer of debris but also to revitalize your skin’s natural glow and beauty by stimulating the collagen layer. According to Jan Marini Skin Research, peels are one of the most popular aesthetic treatments available and are effective in treating acne, acne scars, hyperpigmentation, photo-damage, lines, and wrinkles. AND you don’t have to worry about downtime, often a side-effect of more intense peels.

The Refine Peel is our first clinical peel and should be done in a series of 3, 3 to 4 weeks apart, due to the strength of the peel. The Refine Peel uses Lactic Acid, Salicylic Acid, and Citric Acid to provide excellent overall skin rejuvenation with less peeling and downtime than more aggressive treatments. It works to visibly combat uneven texture, fine lines and wrinkles, acne, and uneven pigmentation while rejuvenating the deeper levels of your skin.  The application of the Refine Peel is followed by a high-powered Retinol Activator—with Retinol, Anti-Aging Peptides, and calming Green Tea Extract—which synthesizes collagen as it regenerates tissue. Finally, we top off your experience with our signature Sothys hand treatment and Green Tea with Citrus, apply our popular, elegant  Antioxidant SPF33 Sunscreen, and off you go! 

You may see flaking that lasts from 3 to 5 days, easily minimized with our efficient Skin Zyme Mask (see above) and BIOSHIELD home care cream.  In fact,  Jan Marini’s new BIOSHIELD is a rapid recovery complex that was designed specifically to speed up recovery and enhance treatment results from these peels. Unlike most petrolatum-based (yes, read “petroleum”!) products recommended post-laser or post-peel,  this formula delivers Epidermal Growth Factor, Palmitoyl Oligopeptides and Tetrapeptides to stimulate collagen and reduce inflammation and Co-Enzyme Q-10 super-antioxidant to reveal healed, healthy, GORGEOUS skin!  

Our Peels provide collagen stimulation, reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, even skin tone, reduce pore size, and even clear acne. Peels even help your other skin care products penetrate more deeply and work more effectively; your skin will look healthier, and your other home-care products will absorb so much more to reveal your most beautiful skin!  If you have any questions or aren’t sure whether a Refine Peel is right for you, the following video features an explanation and demo of our Refine Peel, and you can always call or email us to set up a free 15-minute consultation with our expert, Patricia. Don’t forget, you can always purchase and schedule with us online, too! 

Filed Under: Antiaging, Facials, Jan Marini, peels, Product, Service, skincare, sothys Tagged With: facials, peels, skincare

Non-Invasive Peels for Spring

March 6, 2018 By patkaspian

Perfect for those wanting noticeable skin-smoothing and brightening exfoliation without the downtime and irritation caused by aggressive treatments. Glycolic acid peels result in a more uniform complexion and smoother skin. They eliminate cellular debris and dead cells that congest the pores and dull the skin. By resurfacing the skin, peels minimize fine lines, control acne-prone congestion and lighten uneven pigmentation for more refined, radiant skin. Health benefits include exfoliation of abnormal cells that can lead to skin cancer.

Intensive Refine Peel

The Refine Peel is designed for all skin types for more significant skin rejuvenation in fewer treatments, and with less downtime than more aggressive procedures. Peel application is followed by a highly concentrated Retinol Activator containing peptides and antioxidants to enhance recovery and maximize results. Consultation required. Recommended homecare includes Retinol Plus for two weeks prior (stopping 2-3 days before), and beginning the following day. Homecare helps to condition, sustain, and accelerate results.

Jan Marini 40% Glycolic Acid Peel

This Glycolic Resurfacing treatment resurfaces and refines skin texture, minimizes the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, assists in resolving acne and fades the appearance of discoloration to even skin tone. 

Enzyme Peel

The Glycolic and Green Papaya Enzyme Resurfacing is an accelerated facial treatment that incorporates two effective topical exfoliants. The combination of glycolic acid and proteolytic enzymes safely intensifies the resurfacing action and provides dramatic results for virtually any skin type.

Brilliance Retinol Peel

This peel incorporates 1% retinol to enhance skin-refining for greater smoothness and brightness, and will assist minimizing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, acne, sun damage and hyperpigmentation. Recommended homecare includes Retinol Plus for two weeks prior (stopping 2-3 days before), and beginning the following day. Homecare helps to condition, sustain, and accelerate results.

Filed Under: Cleansing, Facials, Jan Marini, peels, Product, Service, skin protection, skincare, sothys

Do you know how to exfoliate your skin?

January 6, 2018 By patkaspian

facial scrub

Here’s an in-depth piece that we stand behind, by renown skincare expert Rene
Rouleau. It offers insight from Patricia and Rene as to what exfoliants to use,
how to use them and why.

Acids, Enzymes and Scrubs: Which Exfoliant Should You Use And How
Often?

Exfoliant: a cosmetic product with ingredients intended to remove dead cells from the skin’s
surface. This then reveals a clearer, smoother and more even-toned complexion. Whether it’s
an acid, enzyme or granular bead, these are commonly found in skincare products because
they’ve become a staple in home regimens. They offer incredible immediate and long-term
visible improvement for so many common issues: from unclogging trapped pores and bumps
that lead to blemishes, fading acne discoloration and sun spots or simply lessening dryness.
However, with so many different types of exfoliants and the various forms in which they come,
it’s hard to determine what’s best for your skin type. And how much exfoliation is TOO much?
Here’s the ultimate guide to getting the best results from exfoliants—without over-doing it. Yes,
over-exfoliation is a common problem. Over-exfoliation leads to less-than- healthy skin, so you
really have to be careful.

Here’s the breakdown on the perfect amount of exfoliation, what works and which is not too
much and not too little.

Exfoliation
Credit: NewBeauty

 

EXFOLIATING ACIDS
How they work: When applied to the skin, AHA’s (Alpha Hydroxy Acids) and BHA’s (Beta
Hydroxy Acids) create a chemical reaction that lowers pH that then dissolves and digests the
“glue” that holds dry, expired cells together. AHA’s are water soluble, so they don’t penetrate as
much into the pores (unlike BHA’s). However, they are incredibly effective for removing
pigmented cells from the sun or breakouts and giving an overall smoothness to the skin. The
most commonly used exfoliating AHA’s are lactic, glycolic, malic, mandelic and tartaric. (Citric
acid is not technically an exfoliant but instead a pH adjuster.)
Note: If you’re pregnant, your doctor may suggest to hold off using BHA’s so be sure to consult
with him or her.
To work most effectively at home, an acid must fall within a pH range of 3-4 and be at a
concentration of 5%-20%. What I love about acid exfoliators is that they do the work for you.
Meaning, you don’t have to rub and tug at the skin manually. They are also much safer, as long
as you use a formula with a proper pH and percentage that is appropriate for your skin type.
You put them on and let them work their magic. No fuss.
Who acids are best for: These are best for anyone with clogged pores, blemishes, blackheads,
dryness, flakiness, fine lines, wrinkles, large pores, dullness, discoloration and/or a rough
texture. They are perfect for anyone seeking an overall healthier and smoother look for his/her
skin. Of course, you’ll want to use one that is formulated for your skin type and follow usage
directions carefully. However, anyone can safely use acids—even those with rosacea.
NOTE: A tingling sensation may or may not occur when you apply an acid. This is not an
indicator of product effectiveness. Rather, a tingling sensation is a result of how your skin’s
protective barrier is acting at the time that you use the product. It can indicate that the barrier
function of your skin is compromised. It’s very common that people will feel the tingling
sensation when they first start using it and then it dissipates after a month or so. People tell me
“I don’t feel like it’s working as well anymore because I can’t feel it sting like I did when I first
started using it.” The truth is acids, when not overused, can actually repair your skin’s moisture
barrier so your skin will actually get healthier and be less reactive with continued use. You don’t
always need the pain to get the gain!

ACIDS CAN BE FOUND IN EXFOLIATORS
Cleansers Acids can make a great addition to gel or lotion-based cleansers and when
massaged over the skin can quickly dissolve dry cells. Since cleansers are rinsed off fairly
quickly, though, you won’t get a lot of exfoliation from them. You’ll want to be sure to also
exfoliate using a leave-on product for maximum effectiveness.
Toners These are becoming more popular and provide a quick hit of light exfoliation. However,
I believe these do not replace the need for a true leave-on formula with a thicker viscosity
(thickness), like a serum or cream. This is because water-based products evaporate too quickly
and won’t penetrate very deep—even if you feel an immediate tingling sensation. Plus, many
acid-based toners only use a small percentage of acids so they can be fairly weak. (Of course,
all formulas are not equal so I’m generalizing here.)
NOTE: In an effort to not over-do any exfoliation efforts, I do NOT recommend using an acid
toner followed by an acid serum or acid cream. The combination is simply too strong. However,
for retinol users who don’t have sensitive skin, using an acid toner before applying a retinol
product can help the active ingredients penetrate deeper into the skin.
Serums Unlike creams, serums have the smallest molecules, so they penetrate the skin’s
surface most effectively. They are my absolute favorite way to thoroughly saturate cells to get
the best results. Serums enter the dermis when applied to the skin and followed with a
moisturizer. Due to their viscosity, they can work for a longer period of time than acid-based
cleansers and toners do.
Creams While moisturizers have larger molecules, AHA’s formulated within a cream texture
can still be effective for surface exfoliation. However, when it comes to BHA’s, where they have
better capabilities to get in the pores, creams with salicylic acid will not be very effective. I see
fewer and fewer acid-based face creams these days since serums are much more efficient.
Masks/Peels Exfoliating masks are great for that quick hit. Like serums and creams, they hug
onto the skin due to their thicker viscosity. Masks typically only stay on the skin for 5-15
minutes. Therefore, their formulations are stronger since they have to work more quickly. This is
a good thing when you want quick results.
Body products A few specialized scrubs, serums and lotions on the market contain AHAs to
help manage the skin condition called keratosis pilaris (KP). This is a condition in which small
tiny bumps appear, causing a rough, red texture. Regardless of whether or not you are
someone with KP, using these types of exfoliating body products will dramatically smooth the
skin and manage dryness that comes with age.

EXFOLIATING ENZYMES
How they work: Dead cells are what comprise the top layer of skin. These dead cells contain a
keratin protein that makes the skin feel rough to the touch. When you apply an enzyme product
to the face, it dissolves and digests the proteins into smaller particles to reveal smoother skin.
Enzymes are fruit-derived and are absent of acids or grains. This means they can offer a
gentler, no-sting, no scrub exfoliating action for sensitive skin types. Pineapple, pumpkin,
pomegranate, and papaya are the most common fruit enzymes used in skin care products.
While both acids and enzymes will dissolve dry skin cells, there are a few main differences in
how they work. Enzymes work more on the surface, while acids slip deeper into the skin’s
barrier. Water activates enzyme peels, and they work more slowly to digest cellular buildup.
Therefore, they should be applied to damp skin and left on for 15-20 mins. Acids, on the other
hand, can be applied to dry skin. When used in a peel, they can work in as little as 5 minutes.
Who benefits most from enzymes: while exfoliation will always improve skin conditions like
clogged pores, blemishes, blackheads, dryness, flakiness, fine lines, wrinkles, large pores,
dullness and discoloration, enzymes are a good option for those who have already tried acids
and found their skin could not tolerate them.

EXFOLIATING SCRUBS AND OTHER PHYSICAL EXFOLIATORS
How they work: Facial scrubs are cream or gel-based products that contain small particles or
beads. When massaged across the skin, they help smooth it by lifting off dry, dead skin cells.
These are also known as physical or manual exfoliators. Other types of these exfoliants include
sonic cleansing brushes (Clarisonic), razors and washcloths. When maneuvered over the face,
the bristles, blades and woven fibers also lift off expired cells.
Physical exfoliators make a great complement to acids and enzymes. Acids and enzymes
dissolve and loosen dead cells, but it’s the lifting action that you can get from a physical
exfoliator that actually takes them off the skin. I suggest using them 1-2 times per week for most
skin types, whether that’s a scrub, Clarisonic-type brush(which we carry), razor or a washcloth
rubbed firmly over the skin. If you’re not using any other exfoliants, you can up this to five times
a week.
Who benefits most from physical exfoliants:for all skin types, even sensitive skin. The key with
facial scrubs and other physical exfoliators is to use a very light pressure. Let the beads gently
glide over the skin. People often make the mistake of pushing too hard, which can result in the
skin feeling irritated and looking red.
PRO TIP: Facial scrubs also work very well to keep the skin on the neck smooth. When
exfoliating the neck area, make sure to look upwards so the skin on the neck is nice and taut.
This makes for easier use. Exfoliate the area three times a week at night and be sure to follow
with a neck cream to nourish those fresh, newly-revealed cells.

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WHAT DOES TOO MUCH EXFOLIATION DO TO YOUR SKIN?
• A stripped moisture (lipid) barrier layer, resulting in dehydration, flaking, redness, and
inflammation
• Dryness (moisture will seep out of the cells)
• Advanced aging due to chronic and prolonged inflammation
• Destruction of healthy cells
• Stimulation of melanin activity, possibly resulting in an increase of hyperpigmentation (brown
spots and patches)
• Stinging and irritation (due to a stripped barrier function)
Your skin needs a certain number of protective layers to keep the skin in a healthy state and
retain its natural moisture. With the rise of consumer access to products that can truly create a

visible change in the skin, exfoliating too often with rotating brushes, acids, enzymes and scrubs
may be harming and inflaming the skin, more than you realize.
How often should you exfoliate? For most skin types, I do not recommend using a leave-on
exfoliator or a facial scrub on a daily basis. Sometimes those with thicker, oilier and acne-prone
skin can withstand daily exfoliation for a while until things clear up. Regardless, you’ll never get
the best results by giving your skin the same thing day in and day out. Your skin’s integrity
thrives off of a variety of performance ingredients.

GENERAL RULES WHEN IT COMES TO EXFOLIATION
Use an exfoliant no more than five times a week. When it comes to making recommendations
for the skin, it’s always hard to generalize for all skin types but for most, 4-5 times a week is
plenty. Whether that’s in the form of a facial scrub, serum, mask or whatever, you’ll want to stay
within this range.
So there you have it. I think you get the idea that using exfoliators is super beneficial! If you’re
not using one, get on it right away. If you think you’re using them way too much, then back off a
bit. Again, five times a week is plenty.
Here’s what NOT to do: The one thing I see and hear that literally makes me cringe is those
who use a Clarisonic brush (along with a cleanser), then follow it with an acid-based toner
MORNING AND NIGHT. You’re getting exfoliation from the brush then also from the toner twice
a day. That adds up to exfoliating fourteen times a week. Way. Too. Much. Even if you feel like
that improves the look of your skin, I’m here to tell you that the skin needs those protective
layers to be healthy. This over-exfoliation creates way too much inflammation within the
skin—even if not visible. And inflammation is the underlying cause of skin aging. Your skin’s
protective barrier MUST stay intact in order for the skin to stay in a healthy place. Go easy, my
beauties!

One final thought. Retinol or prescription retinoids are technically not exfoliants, though many
people think they are. When used for long periods of time (months and months), they can reveal
a smaller-pored, less-lined texture. However, they don’t offer the quick smoothing results that
acids, scrubs, and enzymes do because they work in a much different way. I recommend retinol
and retinoids all the time as they are a great complement to exfoliants.

Need expert advice from a licensed esthetician? Schedule a consultation with Patricia. She’ll
access your skin care needs and put you on the right exfoliator path to healthy, shiny, radiant
skin.

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It’s Time to Quench Your Skin’s Thirst

November 14, 2017 By patkaspian

 

cream moisturizer

Is your skin dry and needing to be revitalized? After the summer, our skin could use some TLC, repair from the heat and sun as well as prepping for the upcoming cold weather. We can help with this.

SOTHYS to the rescue! Their Hydra 3Ha is formulated to restore your skin to a more hydrated, youthful and beautiful look and feel. This revolutionary skincare product increases your skin’s hydration by 71% and is great for all skin types. It contains a patented natural extract from a wild Boletus mushroom which activates the genes responsible for the management of the skins water resources helping the skin to regulate and maintain its own moisture content to maximum efficiency.

Don’t forget to make an appointment for the Hydra 3Ha Hydrating Intensive Treatment, which drenches the skin in well-being and absolute hydration while revealing a plumper, visibly younger skin. This facial includes an enzymatic exfoliating gel, restructuring serum, intense hydration gel mask, a peel-off plumping mask, and a smoothing serum. This is definitely a treatment that you don’t want to miss.

Schedule your appointment now!

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Get a Flash Beauté Vitamin C Facial

March 8, 2017 By patkaspian

vitamin C

 


Flash Beaute Vitamin C Mini Facial by SOTHYS

Re-awaken your skin with a tropical oasis of mandarin and Vitamin C for an anti-stress treatment. Luminous, smooth, firm and softened skin provide refreshed results.

Defend your skin against the sun with a Flash Beauté Vitamin C Facial. Infused with mandarin and anti-oxidant Vitamin C to counteract free-radical damage caused by sun-exposure, this de-stressing treatment reveals a more luminous, refreshed, hydrated complexion as it helps restore the skin’s defenses. Complimentary Serum your gift for continuous home care.

This is the perfect follow-up to the Glycolic Peel Series we offered this Spring or simply as a refresher and proactive treatment with Summer around the corner.

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Don’t let winter damage your skin

January 10, 2017 By patkaspian

Beautiful woman
Bonjour mesdames!
Keeping you informed as we partner with you in your skincare needs, we hope our new quarterly newsletter format will provide you with tips, advances and salon offerings to keep you beautiful, the French way!
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SOLUTIONS TO YOUR SKIN CARE CONCERNS

During the winter months, our skin is in need of some major TLC. From temperature changes, pollution, low humidity, pollen, and other environmental factors to lifestyle choices, winter can affect the health of your skin.

There are two types of dry skin many women experience –  Dryness (genetically inadequate oil production) and/or Dehydration (inadequate water retention).

Common causes of epidermal dehydration include lifestyle choices, such as smoking, medication or illness; a diet high in salt or stimulants, such as coffee; environmental factors, both heating and air conditioning; or sun damage, which can cause moisture loss.

All of these factors contribute to free-radical damage, contributing to loss of collagen and cell degeneration (read wrinkles and loss of tone and elasticity). Those with redness-prone or rosacea can often experience a higher rate of epidermal dehydration, because the heat present with their condition can encourage water evaporation.

Hormonal changes result in drier skin as we age (a boon to those who have had oily skin issues!). But to most women, visible aging can be accelerated if the skin is not nourished and kept well-hydrated.

Although drinking enough water is vitally important to hydrated skin, this alone cannot prevent dehydration. Even if we drink the right amount of water, if the skin’s barrier is impaired, the water is likely to be lost through TEWL (transepidermal water loss).

Also, if that weren’t enough, dry skin affects the absorption of your skincare products which is why gentle exfoliation, masks and treatments are SO important. This is where we come to the rescue… With our variety of French inspired treatments and products, we can help protect your skin from these environmental hazards and combat fine lines, wrinkles, and a dull, uneven skin tone especially during this critical winter season.

Since it is our commitment to stay on top of the latest innovations in skin care, we will always bring to you the best treatments and products… With A French Touch. We offer a customized, regenerating and relaxing experience with beautiful results.

A FRENCH TOUCH SALON SOLUTIONS

SOTHYS Hydra 3Ha Hyaluronic Acid Facial

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The Hydra 3Ha Ultimate Hydration Facial restores your skin’s capacity to re-hydrate. This luxury treatment meets the hydration needs of all skin types, in particular those with dehydrated or dry skin.

The customized facial works to exfoliate, rehydrate, regenerate, plump and rebalance the skin. The intensive treatment results in a 70% increased hydration after one week.

Hyaluronic acid is well-known as one of the most effective skin-hydrating ingredients. However, it is not always used to its potential when only one type is included in a formulation. SOTHYS combines a low-weight hyaluronic acid to allow hydration to penetrate deeper and more quickly in order to aid in improving elasticity. Additionally, a high-weight hyaluronic acid sits nearer to the surface of the skin and acts similarly to a dermal filler, helping improve surface hydration, and make fine lines and wrinkles appear less visible.

With the main active ingredient being multiple molecular weights of Hyaluronic acid, Hydra 3Ha provides deep hydration and immediately penetrates the skin without leaving heavy residue. Skin appears smoother and visibly younger after being enveloped in this creamy, nourishing line of skincare. After three treatments, results from SOTHYS clinical studies show 100% satisfaction with visibly youthful hydration.

PERSONAL HOME CARE

     Recommended for DRY skin:            Recommended for DEHYDRATED skin:

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JAN MARINI C-ESTA Facial

Jan Marini C-ESTA facial

The C-ESTA Facial combines lipid-soluble Vitamin C and DMAE to boost collagen production, repair free-radical damage and tone the skin. The skin will appear smoother and brighter, redefining the facial contour.

A Glycolic Peel Add-on is recommended for deeper exfoliation and product absorption during your facial.

PERSONAL HOME CARE

Jan Marini C-ESTA Serum
JAN MARINI C-ESTA Serum contains the most soluble and stabilized form of vitamin C and antioxidant solution for younger, healthier skin. It contains a patented highly soluble and stabilized form of Vitamin C (Ascorbyl Palmitate)and DMAE that penetrates more deeply than mere ascorbic acid.

Lift, firm, and tighten the appearance of facial contours with this exceptional antioxidant cocktail for powerful free-radical protection.

It fights free radical damage and adds brilliance to the skin while firming
slackening tissue. C-ESTA products are non-comedogenic, powerful antioxidant formulas that will show quick improvements in the skin’s surface by appearing smoother, firmer and tighter.

Your skin will appear healthier with it’s “Daily Vitamin” boost.

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SECRETS Luxury Facial

The new Secrets Luxury Facial treatment is offered as a luxury treatment for a reason…it has some of the most outstanding results, after just 1 treatment, that we have ever launched.

Imbued with rare precious active ingredients, let this new treatment transport you as it transforms your skin.

If you have watched the video you will see that there is a very specific massage in the treatment protocol – special Liftoplastie techniques, Secrets shea and mango butter hand massage, and digi-pressure on the meridians during the mask. The ultimate in relaxation and skin benefits.

PERSONAL HOME CARE

The SECRETS de SOTHYS La Creme 128
SOTHYS 128 LA CREME
Skin care history has been made and we have the ultimate cream for you…
at A French Touch Salon!

Inspired by the fragrant SOTHYS Rose which was specially created in honor of its founder, Mr Bernard Mas, two French family Houses, SOTHYS and renowned Bernardaud, have come together to commemorate the 70th anniversary of SOTHYS with a luxurious, precious cream wrapped in porcelain ~ La Creme 128.

With cutting edge scientific advances combined with the best botanical active ingredients, La Creme 128 preserves the foundations of young skin (preventative action) and re-establishes your skin’s integrity (repairative action.)

Unique 360º youth action deep inside the skin
A cream which plumps, firms, regenerates, smoothes, corrects color imperfections, reduces wrinkles AND revitalizes, thanks to key ingredients like SOTHYS Rose stem cells, porcelain flower oil, peach leaf extract, peptides M3.o symbiotic oligosaccharides, anti-aging illuminating complex and bio-grade flower extract. All come together to:

  • PROTECT the dermal stem cells
  • REDUCE the premature aging process caused by daily micro stress
  • REINFORCES the skin’s natural defenses using avant-garde anti-stress solution inspired by the science of vitagenes
  • REACTIVATE the synthesis of components that are essential for the skins youth and beauty
  • REGENERATE epidermal cells
  • LIMIT cell energy deficiencies

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The Art of Bernardaud’s Porcelain Jar

For over 150 years, the company Bernardaud has been synonymous with Limoges porcelain. Over the generations, Bernardaud has grown into a major player on the French luxury and international decorative arts scene. Every porcelain creation at Bernardaud is designed and created with passion for excellence, drawing from the traditions of a heritage craft, innovation and refinement in the industry.


The making of SOTHYS SECRETS La Creme 128 porcelain jar
by renowned French house of Bernardaud.

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Perfect Shape Neck and Decollete Treatment

Our Perfect Shape Neck and Decollete Treatment is a 50 minute service that targets slackening jawline and crepey neck skin to redefine the oval of the face.

Available as a standalone treatment: $75
Classic European Facial with Perfect Shape Treatment: $120
or Perfect Shape Treatment combined with Eye Contour treatment: $110

SOTHYS Perfect Shape

PERSONAL HOME CARE

 

SOTHYS Perfect Shape Youth Serum was inspired by ultrasound techniques and lifting threads, this serum with its incredible reshaping texture will redefine the facial contour.

76% of users noticed a more lifted and visibly refined, sculpted effect on the contours of the face.

Get 25% OFF SOTHYS Perfect Shape Serum!
When you purchase a Series of 3 Sothys Neck & Eye Contour Treatments, recommended for best results ($110 per treatment)

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