Each facial at Slow Skin begins with a consultation to understand what your skin — and you — most need on the day.

I’ve created four treatments depending on what you’re looking for — whether that’s seasonal skin support and deep rest, releasing tension through the face and jaw, or more focused lifting and sculpting. And for when you want time for all of it, there’s the Slow Ritual.

Nothing is rushed or rigid. Treatments remain intuitive and designed to meet you where you are, with space to adapt according to your skin, how you’re feeling and what you need on the day.

Treatments

Slow Nurture

Seasonal skincare + restoration + nervous system
Choose if you want to slow down, restore and leave glowing.

Not sure what to choose?

A quick guide to the focus of each treatment.

Slow Release

Jaw + tension
Choose if you clench, hold tension or want deeper release.

Slow Sculpt

Lift + definition

Choose if you want focused sculpting and definition, or have an event coming up.

Slow Ritual

The complete experience

Choose if you want skin, sculpting, release and deep rest — with time for everything.


Best for: when you want time for all of it.

A few things to know..

Pregnancy

Slow Skin treatments are pregnancy-friendly and can be adapted throughout pregnancy, with positioning, products, pressure and techniques adjusted to keep you comfortable.

New to Slow Skin?

Every treatment begins with a brief consultation so we can check in on your skin and what you need that day. If you’d like more time to talk through your skin and goals, or you’re considering a series of treatments and would like to plan your journey, simply add the 15-minute consultation when booking.

Ongoing care

Series of 3 and 6 treatments are available if you’d like to make Slow Skin part of a more regular rhythm, with a saving for booking a series.

Community Facial

Each month, I offer a complimentary Slow Skin facial to someone who could really benefit from a little care but may not be in a position to book one for themselves.

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