Skin consultation
20 minSit down with an esthetician, look at your skin under the lamp and talk through your routine, your week and what you want from a facial. No facial is done.
Two studios, five estheticians
Every client begins with a consultation, then books the visit and the esthetician that fit their week. Thirty minutes at lunch or fifty after work, with someone who knows your skin. We are taking new clients at both studios.

How it works
A 20-minute consultation, or the first part of your first visit. Your esthetician looks at your skin, asks about your routine and your week, and plans from there.
Thirty minutes fits a lunch hour. Fifty leaves room for extractions, dermaplaning or a peel. Your esthetician tells you which suits your skin that day.
Five of us work across two studios. Pick the one who fits your week, below, and book with her by name, or take the first opening.
The menu
Sit down with an esthetician, look at your skin under the lamp and talk through your routine, your week and what you want from a facial. No facial is done.
The consultation, then a custom facial planned from it. The usual way to begin.
A new client begins with a consultation, on its own or as the first part of a first visit.
Cleansing, exfoliation, a mask and sunscreen, in the time of a lunch break. Suits a regular visit once your esthetician knows your skin.
Book: Express facialDermaplaning, then a mask and sunscreen. A quick, smooth visit for someone who has had a consultation.
Thirty-minute visits suit a client we have already met. Your first visit is the 70-minute one above.
Cleansing, steam, exfoliation, extractions if your skin allows, a mask and a short massage, chosen with you at the start of the visit.
Book: Custom facialMore time at the extraction step, then a calming mask. Your esthetician stops when your skin has had enough.
Book: Deep-cleansing facial with extractionsA light peel chosen at your consultation, put on between cleansing and a calming mask. Your esthetician may suggest waiting if your skin is irritated.
Dermaplaning with a blade, followed by a mask and sunscreen. Booked after a consultation, and not over irritated skin.
Fifty minutes leaves room for extractions, dermaplaning or a peel.
A panel of light held over your face at the end of a facial, while you rest.
A second mask, chosen at the start of the visit, left on while you rest.
A slower massage over your shoulders and neck, with your mask on.
Added to a custom facial after cleansing. Booked once you have had a consultation.
Add-ons go on a 50-minute facial and are agreed at the start of the visit, with their own time.
Prices are the studio's own and show on the booking page when you choose a service. They are the same whichever esthetician you book.
Memberships
A membership puts a regular facial in your diary. Each one lists its term, how to pause, how to cancel and what is refunded, and the booking page shows the price before you join.
A 30-minute express facial every four weeks, with an esthetician you choose.
A 50-minute custom facial every four weeks, planned with your esthetician each time.
A 50-minute facial, then a 30-minute express facial two weeks later, on repeat.
Choose your esthetician
We all work the same careful way: a consultation, one step at a time, a note after each visit. We differ in the days and the studio, and in what clients ask us for. Pick one and book by name, or take the first opening.

Lead esthetician, Downtown
Choose Mary for a first visit, or if you like to be told what she is doing and why. She leads the Downtown studio and works Tuesday to Saturday.

Esthetician, Downtown
Choose Sagrario for an early visit before work. She opens the Downtown studio Monday to Thursday and speaks English and Spanish.

Esthetician, Crossroads
Choose Genesis for an evening visit. She works Tuesday to Saturday at Crossroads, with the late appointments until 7 p.m.

Esthetician, Crossroads
Choose Harpreet for a 30-minute lunch-hour visit. She works Monday to Thursday at Crossroads and speaks English, Punjabi and Hindi.

Esthetician, both studios
Choose Willow for a quiet, unhurried visit. She works Downtown on Fridays and Saturdays and at Crossroads on Mondays and Wednesdays.
“I book the 30-minute visit on my lunch break and I'm back at my desk on time. It has become part of my month.”
“She explained every step before she did it, and wrote down what she saw. I had never had that from a facial.”
“The consultation was the first time anyone asked about my routine before touching my face.”
Sample reviews.
Two studios
Both studios are open weekday mornings, evenings and Saturdays. Book either on the same page.
Suite 210, with parking beneath the building and an elevator to the door.
Directions to the Downtown officeSuite 102, on the ground floor, with a parking lot in front.
Directions to the Crossroads officeQuestions
You start with a consultation: your routine, what you use and how your skin behaves. Your esthetician looks at your skin under a magnifying lamp and writes down what she notes. The facial follows, planned from what you talked about. The first visit runs 70 minutes.
The team section lists the days, the studio and what each of us is asked for most. Choose by your week or by the visit you want, or book the first opening and meet whoever you get. You can book the same person again, or someone else, any time.
Yes, once, before your first facial and before any peel or dermaplaning. It is how we learn your skin and your routine. If you come back after a long break, your esthetician starts with a short check-in.
Many clients come every four weeks, which is also how a membership is set up. Some come every two weeks and some every few months. Your esthetician suggests a pace at your first visit and writes it down.
A membership is a facial every four weeks, or an alternating plan every two. It has a term, a pause, a cancellation notice and a refund policy, all written on the membership page. The booking page shows the price before you join.
Choose a time on the booking page, with an esthetician by name or the first opening. Or send a message and we'll reply by text or email.