
Mischo Beauty School: Extractions 101

Posted by Mischo Beauty , Thursday, February 10, 2011 at 6:09 PM
Labels: blackhead, comedone, esthetician, extractions, facials
Mischo Beauty School: Facials 101
I consider facials my "essential beauty product" because not only are facials relaxing and pampering, but they are crucial to maintaining the health of your skin. For those of you who've never had a facial, it's a service performed by an esthetician and usually consists of a professional deep cleansing, steam treatment, exfoliation, extractions, massage, mask, moisturizer and possibly other products and treatments.
Not only will facials improve and revive your skin, but they also help maintain the skin's health. You should definitely consider incorporating facials into your beauty regimen! If I haven't convinced you yet- here are a few of the many other benefits:
1. SLOWS DOWN PREMATURE AGING
2. Professional Deep Cleansing, Steam Treatment, Exfoliation, Extractions, Massage & Mask
3. Relaxing/Pampering
4. Increases Circulation & Detoxifies
5. Professional Skin Analysis, Product Recommendation & Custom Home Skincare Regimen
6. Stimulates Skin Renewal & Metabolism
7. Corrects/Alleviates Dryness, Oiliness & Redness
8. Softens Wrinkles & Aging Lines
9. Helps Clear Up Blemishes & Minor Acne
10. SLOWS DOWN PREMATURE AGING
Questions? Anyone had a fabulous facial lately? Love your skin.
Read More......
Posted by Mischo Beauty , Monday, April 5, 2010 at 10:38 AM
Labels: acne, at-home skincare regimen, beauty, blemishes, day spa, esthetician, exfoliation, extractions, facials, fine lines, Massage, Moisturizer, non-setting masks, setting masks, skin analysis, wrinkles
Mischo Beauty School: Facials 101
Not only will facials improve and revive your skin, but they will also help maintain the skin's health. You should definitely consider incorporating facials into your beauty regimen! If I haven't convinced you yet- here are a few of the many other benefits:
1. SLOWS DOWN PREMATURE AGING
2. Professional Deep Cleansing, Steam Treatment, Exfoliation, Extractions, Massage & Mask
3. Relaxing/Pampering
4. Increases Circulation & Detoxifies
5. Professional Skin Analysis, Product Recommendation & Custom Home Skincare Regimen
6. Stimulates Skin Renewal & Metabolism
7. Corrects/Alleviates Dryness, Oiliness & Redness
8. Softens Wrinkles & Aging Lines
9. Helps Clear Up Blemishes & Minor Acne
10. SLOWS DOWN PREMATURE AGING
Questions? Anyone had a fabulous facial lately? Love your skin.
Posted by Mischo Beauty , Monday, March 2, 2009 at 11:54 AM
Labels: acne, at-home skincare regimen, beauty, blemishes, day spa, esthetician, exfoliation, extractions, facials, fine lines, Massage, Moisturizer, non-setting masks, setting masks, skin analysis, wrinkles
Mischo Beauty School: Extractions 101
This post is in response to a question from fellow beauty blogger, MakeupByRenRen. She wanted to know what the extraction process involved and if it was painful. So in response to her questions, I've decided to dedicate this post to extractions.
The extraction process involves the manual removal of build-up and blackheads, which helps to unblock clogged areas and minimize the size of pores. Basically, oil and other forms of build-up are extracted from the hair follicles. There are three ways in which this can be done- the esthetician may wrap index fingers with cotton, use cotton swabs or use a comedone extractor, which is a metal tool.
During a facial, the esthetician will cleanse, exfoliate and treat the skin with steam in order to soften pores and prepare for extractions. Next, pressure is applied around the skin surrounding the hair follicle in order to extract the impaction. The procedure might be uncomfortable, but should be painless. As long as you're seeing an experienced esthetician, you should have no worries!
That's pretty much the easiest answer, without going into too much detail. Please feel free to email me with any questions!
Love your skin.
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Posted by Mischo Beauty , Monday, December 22, 2008 at 4:12 AM
Labels: beauty, cleanser, day spa, esthetician, exfoliation, extractions, facials, skincare
Mischo Beauty School: Facials 101
First, please accept my apologies for the delay in posting! I traveled home to Indiana for the Thanksgiving holiday and had some unforeseen computer issues. I do truly appreciate all of your patience and support!
So I'm posting about facials again due to the many questions I've received from those of you who follow my Twitter updates. I try to give myself a mini-facial once a week and recently decided to include the steps on Twitter. For those of you who've never had a facial, here's a basic lesson.
I consider facials my "essential beauty product", because not only are facials relaxing and pampering, but they are crucial to maintaining the health of your skin. For those of you who've never had a facial, it's simply a service performed by an esthetician and usually consists of a professional deep cleansing, steam treatment, exfoliation, extractions, massage, mask, moisturizer and possibly other products and treatments.
Not only do facials improve and revive your skin, but they also help maintain the skin's health. You should definitely consider incorporating facials into your beauty regimen! If I haven't convinced you yet- here are a few of the many other benefits:
1. SLOWS DOWN PREMATURE AGING
2. Professional Deep Cleansing, Steam Treatment, Exfoliation, Extractions, Massage, Mask & Moisturizer
3. Relaxing/Pampering
4. Increases Circulation & Detoxifies
5. Professional Skin Analysis, Product Recommendation & Custom Home Skincare Regimen
6. Stimulates Skin Renewal & Metabolism
7. Corrects/Alleviates Dryness, Oiliness & Redness
8. Softens Wrinkles & Aging Lines
9. Helps Clear Up Blemishes & Minor Acne
10. SLOWS DOWN PREMATURE AGING
Questions? Anyone had a fabulous facial lately? Love your skin. Read More......
Posted by Mischo Beauty , Monday, December 1, 2008 at 3:10 PM
Labels: acne, at-home skincare regimen, blemishes, day spa, esthetician, exfoliation, extractions, facials, fine lines, Massage, Moisturizer, non-setting masks, setting masks, skin analysis, wrinkles




