These treatments are like a Christmas bonus for your skin, an extra boost that couldn’t come at a more convenient time. Designed to enhance either your active skincare routine or your instore treatment, your skin will thank you with a radiant glow.
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The benefits for these booster treatments do depend on which are chosen but include improved skin texture, tone, and barrier repair. As well as reduced inflammation, dehydration, congestion and recovery time. Designed to enhance treatment and skincare outcomes they will boost your skin by leaving it bright and radiant.
Healite II™ LED is a non-invasive light therapy treatment with no discomfort or downtime. Healite II™ LED works by increasing cellular energy and improving cell to cell communication, which can boost the intensity of a treatment as well as reducing downtime.
Here at Script Skincare we offer a choice of hydrating, nourishing or purifying masks. Masks and LED can be performed alone, together, or in conjunction with other more intense skin treatments.
The process in general will follow these steps with some variations depending on what is chosen. Your face is cleansed, and then you’ll be provided with safety eyewear. While they may not lift your style game, they will protect those precious retinas. You’ll then be placed under the Healite II™ LED light and left to relax. Depending on if you are also having a mask this will either be applied before the LED and washed off, before the LED and left on, or after the LED.
With their immediate result and zero downtime these treatments are a perfect lunchtime perk up for your skin.
15-30 minutes
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