#regular facials

[monkesupreme]

Big Boy.

[almondcroissantsandink]

some portraits of easy company!! :) this all started because i wanted to draw martin's stank face

[canisalbus]

Happy birthday!!!

Unfortunately I haven't drawn anything in a while because of my lack of motivation and downfall of my grades, but since it's your birthday I decided to put myself to work

This is like my 3rd time using paint and I think it's easy to notice considering the drawing isn't really the best but it's fine!

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[skunkes]

[maggotmoment]

transfem vyncent save me. save me transfem vyncent save me

[strawberry-smog]

Ford taking a photo of himself / other people taking a photo of Ford

[httpiastri]

sorry but i honestly dont know anyone as cute as these two

[kuroananosanji]

Do you imagine the Vinsmoke brothers as having identical faces or are they more like fraternal twins. Coz the thought of them all having Sanji’s face is kind of uncanny

[8um8le]

Pretty like a boy handsome like a girl

[kanemedicalaesthetic]

How Often Should You Get a Facial? A Dermatologist-Approved Guide

Why Facials Matter

Facials are more than a luxury—they support healthy skin by deeply cleansing pores, exfoliating dead skin cells, boosting hydration, and improving circulation. But like any skincare treatment, their effectiveness depends on consistency and timing.

The General Rule of Thumb

Most skin experts, including dermatologists and licensed aestheticians, recommend getting a facial every 4 to 6 weeks. This cycle matches the skin’s natural renewal process, where old skin cells shed and new ones surface. Regular facials help manage this process and maintain balance.

Factors That Influence Facial Frequency

Skin Type

Oily or Acne-Prone Skin: A facial every 3 to 4 weeks may help manage breakouts and clogged pores.

Dry or Sensitive Skin: Once every 6 to 8 weeks is usually sufficient to avoid over-stripping or irritation.

Normal or Combination Skin: Every 4 to 6 weeks keeps the skin refreshed without overwhelming it.

Skin Concerns

If you’re targeting specific issues like acne scars, hyperpigmentation, or fine lines, you might require a more customized schedule with treatments like chemical peels, LED therapy, or microneedling. Your aesthetician will guide you based on your goals and skin condition.

Age and Lifestyle

As we age, the skin loses elasticity and regenerates more slowly. Those over 40 may benefit from monthly facials focused on collagen stimulation or hydration. Additionally, external factors such as sun exposure, pollution, stress, and poor diet can increase the need for consistent treatments.

Seasonal Considerations

Skin reacts to weather changes, so seasonal facials can be very effective:

Winter: Boost hydration and repair wind-chapped skin.

Spring: Exfoliate and detox after dry winter months.

Summer: Control oil, clear congestion, and soothe sun exposure.

Fall: Repair sun damage and restore balance before colder weather.

When You Might Need More Frequent Facials

In some cases, a short burst of weekly or bi-weekly facials might be recommended, such as:

Preparing for a big event (wedding, photoshoot)

Treating acne flare-ups or scarring

Undergoing an intensive treatment plan for skin rejuvenation

These regimens should always be supervised by a skincare professional.

When Less Is More

Facials done too often—especially aggressive ones—can lead to irritation, redness, or disrupted skin barrier function. Overdoing exfoliation or extractions can cause inflammation and breakouts, especially for sensitive or compromised skin.

How to Know It’s Time for a Facial

Watch for signs like:

Dull, tired-looking skin

Excess buildup or clogged pores

Frequent breakouts

Uneven texture or dryness

Loss of glow or elasticity

If you’re unsure, consult your aesthetician. They can evaluate your skin and recommend the right frequency.

Maintaining Results Between Facials

Even the best facial won’t last without good at-home care. Stick to a routine that includes:

Daily cleansing and moisturizing

Sun protection (SPF 30+)

Weekly gentle exfoliation

Hydrating masks or serums

Avoiding harsh products between visits

Consistency is key for lasting results.

Final Thoughts

How often you should get a facial depends on your skin type, lifestyle, age, and individual skin goals. For most people, every 4 to 6 weeks is ideal. Others may need more or less frequent treatments. By working with a trusted professional, you can tailor a schedule that helps your skin stay clear, hydrated, and healthy year-round.

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It's now been long enough that I've decided my procrastination on snowbird is now a "mental health break."

Anyway look it's Rumi and LEGALLY NOT RELATED TO HUNGER GAMES rumi (haven't named her yet) for when I eventually actually write a book with my recycled characters

[nyaskitten]

Hideous, disgraceful, never will he see a man or woman within his bed.

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[flock-of-cassowaries]

Quentin Collins has half a carpet warehouse glued to his face here.

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