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Get answers to common questions about Exhale Vitamin C Scrub.
During the treatment, gentle physical exfoliation and AHA remove dead skin cells while Vitamin C and nourishing oils—grapefruit, evening primrose, avocado, macadamia, sweet almond, safflower—brighten, hydrate, and restore. You’ll leave with softened, smoother, and visibly more radiant and even-toned skin.
Yes, but with precautions. We perform a skin assessment and can adjust AHA strength or skip acids for sensitive skin. A pre-treatment patch test is recommended. Avoid if you have open wounds, active sunburn, or recent retinoid use; consult your therapist for personalized guidance.
For best results, schedule the scrub every two to four weeks depending on your skin type and goals. Frequent sessions brighten and smooth faster, while monthly treatments maintain radiance. Your therapist will recommend a custom timeline based on sensitivity and desired outcome.
Yes. The scrub pairs beautifully with massages, body wraps, or a hydrating facial to boost results. We suggest scheduling the scrub before lotion or oil applications and avoid aggressive sun exposure for 48 hours after treatment to protect renewed skin.
Most clients experience mild, temporary redness, sensitivity, or light flaking as dead skin sheds. These effects typically resolve within 24 to 72 hours. Avoid exfoliating products and heavy sun exposure after treatment, and apply sunscreen and gentle moisturizers to support recovery.
Before your visit, avoid sunburn, recent chemical peels, strong retinoids, and shaving the treatment area for at least 48 hours. Arrive hydrated. Afterward, moisturize regularly, use broad-spectrum sunscreen, and skip saunas, intense workouts, or additional exfoliation for 48 hours to protect refreshed skin.