In-progress skin is beautiful skin

Your journey to clearer-looking skin may include some ups and downs. Don't worry, your esthetician will be with you every step of the way.

What to expect during the series

Session 1 You may notice an immediate increase in redness from your first session. And your skin could feel dry throughout the week. Don't worry, this is normal.
Session 2 Your skin is still adjusting and could feel dry and sensitive. But you may also see a slight improvement in your skin’s texture.
Session 3 Skin sensitivity may continue to be present and a feeling of being ‘wind-burned’ or ‘sun-burned’ may develop. Your esthetician can help address this.
Session 4 At this point, your skin tone will start to even out and feel smoother. Your skin should also feel less dry and irritated and look brighter.
Session 5 You should notice your skin looks more balanced and restored. And you may notice less sensitivity as your skin acclimates to your regimen.
Session 6 The appearance of redness should be nearly gone and your skin should feel softer and look smoother. A long-term plan will help maintain your results.

Things to keep in mind throughout your journey

Breakouts are normal

You may experience occasional breakouts throughout the six-week process.

Communication is important

Share what you're experiencing so your esthetician can make adjustments.

Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate

Be sure to keep your skin hydrated between sessions to ease sensitivity.

Abby's Journey

Abby's Skin Care Journey

Team up with your esthetician to beat acne

Acne affects all types of people. Even world champion soccer players like Abby Dahlkemper. Abby's journey started with building a relationship with her Massage Envy esthetician - just like yours will. Together, you’ll create a long-term plan to maintain your results and keep you feeling confident in your own skin.

"Amanda helped me feel a lot more confident. Confidence leads to on-field performance. Playing my best is really important and feeling my best plays such a huge role in that."