We tried it for you... The Hydrafacial reinvented by Dermalogica

Straight from the United States, the Hydrafacial treatment has become a beauty must-have, because it transforms the skin’s texture. Did you know a Hydrafacial is performed somewhere in the world every 12 seconds? But what does this treatment involve? Hydrafacial technology is based on 3 pillars: cleansing by suctioning the pores, exfoliation and extraction, and finally, instant hydration through the infusion of active ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, peptides, zinc, magnesium and powerful antioxidants.

Its technology uses patented vortex technology to deeply cleanse the skin and provide it with all the active ingredients and antioxidants it needs to fight the damage caused by oxidative stress and external aggressors that accelerate skin ageing, and so hydrate, lighten spots, plump, protect and give the face a real radiance boost.

The 1-hour protocol was developed to guarantee a targeted, personalised approach for each skin type and each problem, for visible, lasting results and revitalised, rebalanced, radiant skin. From the very first session, the skin is softer, and more radiant and its texture is improved. Blemishes and spots are reduced, the complexion is brighter, wrinkles and fine lines are reduced, and the skin is plumped and hydrated. What's more, the skin responds better to skincare routines. 

‘While the Hydrafacial isn't known for being the most relaxing, the protocol developed by Dermalogica for Oh My Cream transforms this treatment into a moment of pure relaxation. The welcome ritual, the double sensory cleansing and the massages of the arms and scalp during the application of the LED mask soothe the body and mind while the hydrafacial steps take care of our skin. And once the hour had passed and the treatment was over, I could tell that my skin had really benefited from this deep cleansing. My skin is visibly smoother, hydrated and plumped up, my complexion is radiant and the blackheads that had built up on my face have disappeared.’ - Elsa, Editorial Manager.