Aveda’s plant powered alternatives to microdermabrasion and chemical peel.
The latest advancement in non-invasive, skin renewing treatments, this innovative treatment combines Aveda’s naturally derived* mechanical and biochemical exfoliation methods into one powerful service, transforming and rejuvenating the look of skin. This treatment immediately improves the appearance
of skin texture and radiance and smooths the appearance of fine, dry lines and pores.
Go beyond microdermabrasion and energise the look of
your skin with our resurfacing treatment.
Help to smooth the look of skin’s texture and the size
of pores whilst significantly increasing radiance; all
with less visible redness and irritation than a
microdermabrasion procedure.
Advancing the science of chemical peels, this treatment helps retexturise skin’s appearance, smooth the look of fine dry lines and pores whilst restoring radiance. Safe for blemished skin, the Perfecting Plant Peel™ can be performed as a standalone treatment or added to any other facial treatment any time the skin needs the exfoliation and radiance benefits of a 30% glycolic peel procedure with less of the associated redness and irritation.
Aveda offers plant-powered facial treatments such as the Dual Exfoliation Peel and Botanical Skin Resurfacing. These non-invasive treatments use naturally derived ingredients to provide results similar to traditional microdermabrasion and chemical peels, but with less irritation and downtime.
Yes, Aveda’s plant-powered facials are gentle enough for sensitive skin. The products are made from natural ingredients that minimise the risk of irritation while delivering effective results
During the treatment, your skin will be cleansed, exfoliated, and treated with plant-powered formulas. You may experience a gentle tingling sensation. Post-treatment, your skin will feel smoother and look more radiant with minimal redness
For optimal results, it’s recommended to get a treatment every 4 to 6 weeks. Your therapist can personalise a plan based on your skin’s needs
