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A specialty intra-oral and deep facial muscle massage that targets jaw clenching, TMJ tightness, and daily stress held in the face. Gloved, precise pressure on the buccinator and surrounding muscles releases tension from the inside, while lymphatic drainage along the neck and jawline reduces puffiness and gently sculpts the lower face. Most guests leave feeling softer, lifted, and noticeably more relaxed.
Sugaring uses a warm (never hot) paste of sugar, lemon, and water — nothing else. It's applied against the direction of hair growth and flicked off with the growth, so hair is removed from the root with far less breakage, irritation, and ingrowns than traditional wax. The paste is water-soluble, kinder to sensitive skin, and results stay smooth 3–5 weeks with softer regrowth over time.
Come with clean skin when possible, and pause retinoids, acids, and exfoliants 3–5 days before any facial, peel, or sugaring service. For sugaring, hair should be about the length of a grain of rice (~2 weeks of growth) and skin should be free of self-tanner. After your visit, avoid heat, heavy workouts, hot tubs, and direct sun for 24–48 hours, and keep SPF and gentle hydration on daily.
Yes. Circadia is a science-based professional line built around chrono-biology and barrier repair, with dedicated calming and vascular-support ranges for reactive skin, rosacea, and post-procedure care. Every facial begins with a consult, so your protocol, actives, and pressure are tailored to what your skin can comfortably receive that day.