COMCIT

COMCIT is an advanced skin rejuvenation facial. It is designed to refresh the look and feel of the skin, and it is built around a professional treatment device rather than products alone. Your therapist will explain how it works and what to expect for your skin at your appointment.

The menu has four options. COMCIT Advanced Skin Rejuvenation is the core treatment. The three longer options add a second step to the same session: CACI, microdermabrasion or Prime & Peel. This lets us tailor the facial to your skin rather than offering one fixed treatment.

Like all our facials, COMCIT begins with a conversation, so the therapist understands your skin, your routine and what you would like to change.

COMCIT suits adults who would like to refresh their skin, for example if it looks dull, uneven or tired. Your therapist will look at your skin first and tell you honestly whether COMCIT is the right choice.

It is not suitable for everyone. Your therapist will ask about pregnancy, medication, skin conditions, recent injectable treatments and any history of reactions before starting. If your skin is sunburnt, broken or inflamed on the day, we may suggest rebooking.

1. Before your treatment

   Your therapist checks your skin and health history, explains the steps and agrees your chosen option with you.

2. During your treatment

   Your skin is cleansed and prepared, then the COMCIT step is carried out, followed by any extra step you have chosen. Your therapist will check in on your comfort throughout.

3. Afterwards

   Your skin may look slightly pink for a short time. You can usually go back to your day, and you will be told how to look after your skin before you leave.

Results typically build over a course, and top-up sessions help keep them going.

Use a gentle moisturiser and a daily sun protection product, and avoid strong exfoliating or active products for a few days unless your therapist advises otherwise. Keep out of strong sun and avoid hot treatments such as saunas on the day. If your skin feels sore or looks unusually red, contact the salon. There is more advice on our safety and aftercare page.