A lot of junk food. Ouch, you should have used that sunscreen on the golf course. The body's biggest organ, the skin functions as a first line of defense in the bitter battle against infections, heat, moisture and cold. The face is the most exposed of all areas of your body. It's damaged by air pollutants, poor nutrition, stress, overexposure to the sun, harsh soaps, and other evils.
Many people are unhappy with their facial skin, but what they do about it differs greatly.
Step one is to wash the client's face. Then two sponges are soaked in ingredients such as amniotic fluids, plankton from the Baltic Sea, minerals, proteins, biological extracts, baking soda and animal-based serums such as human placenta. The sponges are attached to two cables that connect with the machine and the electrical currents, individually adjusted to the patient, push the active products into the skin. The currents also contract the muscles, and paramedical esthetician Alexandra Nishiki works on the face using the two sponges. By applying electricity and moving the sponges upwards, she causes the muscles to shorten slightly, thereby tightening the skin.