A facial is a length of time and a plan, not a brand name. If you book the wrong one, the hour is still pleasant. The skin is not better. At Serenora Beauty in Ottawa, the menu is split so you can choose by concern, not by a photograph.
Start with the complaint
Tight, winter-dry, or depleted skin belongs on a hydration visit. Congested, oily, or heavy skin belongs on a clarifying one. Dullness without congestion is a brightness facial. Sensitivity or a barrier that stings is a restoring facial. If you cannot name the complaint, book a consultation first.
Time on the menu is not marketing
A signature facial is about ninety minutes. A targeted treatment is closer to fifty. The shorter visit is not a lesser version of the same work. It is a single concern. If you want the room and a full pass over the face, take the longer appointment.
What we will ask
Prescriptions, recent peels, needling, and products that already sting. Ottawa winters dry people out; summer humidity changes the same face. Tell us what you used this week, not what you bought last year.
The full list is on the signature facials page. Book the name you want, or start with a look.