Anonymous
05/09/2019 12:22
Subject: Re:How old for a first facial? Daughter is turning 14
Anonymous wrote:OP here: I am trying to get her to care a little more about her face and cleaning it well so figured a facial might spur her on and the write up on it says, they talk to the teen about appropriate skin care, etc.
I'd love a massage for myself but she is too young to have a stranger rubbing all over her.
That's a terrible gift then, since it's backed by judgement about her hygiene--she'll know it. Just do the facial as a thing to do together and not as a gift.
Anonymous
05/09/2019 12:19
Subject: How old for a first facial? Daughter is turning 14
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:sends an odd message
I don't think so at all. Regular facials are part of good skincare. While it doesn't have to be- I do think there is benefit to having a facial regularly and your 14 year old will get some education in how to best care for her skin at home from a professional. And it is relaxing and feels great.
No they're not. while they may feel good, they do nothing to improve your skin.
Maybe not directly, but getting facials is why I stopped using body soap on my face, why I upped my daily SPF, and why I stopped using harsh acne treatments as a teen. I didn’t have anyone to teach me how to take care of my skin.
Anonymous
05/09/2019 12:05
Subject: Re:How old for a first facial? Daughter is turning 14
OP here: I am trying to get her to care a little more about her face and cleaning it well so figured a facial might spur her on and the write up on it says, they talk to the teen about appropriate skin care, etc.
I'd love a massage for myself but she is too young to have a stranger rubbing all over her.
I'd love a massage for myself but she is too young to have a stranger rubbing all over her.
Anonymous
05/09/2019 11:13
Subject: How old for a first facial? Daughter is turning 14
Ime a facial costs as much as a massage and I’d much rather have a massage!
Anonymous
05/09/2019 07:14
Subject: How old for a first facial? Daughter is turning 14
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:sends an odd message
I don't think so at all. Regular facials are part of good skincare. While it doesn't have to be- I do think there is benefit to having a facial regularly and your 14 year old will get some education in how to best care for her skin at home from a professional. And it is relaxing and feels great.
No they're not. while they may feel good, they do nothing to improve your skin.
agreed.