Treatment
Absolute YOUphoria | Ultimate Relaxation Facial
$195.00
On the Boston-area menu, Absolute YOUphoria | Ultimate Relaxation Facial is the visit Kerry offers for stress.
The listed price is $195. Book it on the studio calendar, then let Kerry confirm the fit.
- Skin Type: Aging | Wrinkles
- Skin Type: Barrier Damaged
- Skin Type: Combination
- Skin Type: Dry | Dehydrated
- Skin Type: Oily
- Skin Type: Pigmentation | Dark Spots
- Skin Type: Sensitive | Rosacea
- HSA/FSA Eligible: May Qualify
- Application Area: Face
On the Boston-area menu, Absolute YOUphoria | Ultimate Relaxation Facial is the visit Kerry offers for stress.
The listed price is $195. Time on the menu is 70 minutes. Pieces named for the visit include nourishing masks, hydrating serums, soft exfoliation when appropriate, and Gentle cleansing. The visit is customized at the studio. Nothing here promises a change in the skin.
Skin types checked on the product record: aging or wrinkles, barrier damaged, combination, dry or dehydrated, and oily. Application area tagged: Face.
After the visit, follow the aftercare Kerry gives you that day rather than a generic routine from the internet.
Appointments are taken on booking.kerryspindler.com. Sending a list from this site is only a note to the studio. HSA/FSA on the record is marked may qualify, which is not the same as a guarantee that a card will pay.
Visit facts
- Listed price $195
- 70 minutes on the menu
- Noted for stress
- Noted for burnout
- Noted for tension
- Noted for tired skin
- HSA/FSA: may qualify
Absolute YOUphoria | Ultimate Relaxation Facial is scheduled from the Winthrop studio at 550 Pleasant Street, suite 104. People come over from Boston, East Boston, Revere, and Chelsea, and the time is still one guest with Kerry. The listed price is $195. She looks at what you came in for before she stays with the plan written here. If another visit fits better, she will say that out loud. The cart on this website only keeps a note for her. The clock starts after you reserve a time on the studio calendar. Treat the menu wording as a guide to the format, not as a forecast of how your skin will look the next morning.