Circ-Cell Day at Leah Chavie Skincare

After all of the ups and downs in temperature this past week, our skin is feeling a little out of wack. A facial sounds like just the thing to get our skin glowing again.

If you're in the same boat, you won't want to miss Circ-Cell Day at Leah Chavie Skincare Center and Boutique on May 20th. Leah and her team will be at both locations performing Circ-Cell's Advanced Infusion Therapy facials. Afterwards, you'll get to meet with a Circ-Cell rep to receive skincare tips and product recommendations.

The Advanced Infusion Therapy facial leaves skin hydrated, visibly plump, evenly toned and erases visible signs of aging and sun damage without any painful lasers. During the treatment, tiny surgical-grade microneedles are used to create pathways in the skin, stimulating the body’s own healing responses to improve skin density. These pathways are then infused with Circ-Cell’s Age-
Defying Density Solution for maximum product efficacy.

The treatment lasts 40 minutes and appointments are filling up fast! Call 773-327-7051 or email info@leahchavie.com to reserve your spot!

Washing Your Face 101

Beauty trends come and go, but washing your face is something that is essential for everyone’s beauty regimens regardless of skin type. Although face washing poses itself as a seemingly easy task, even the most skin-conscious of us make some mistakes. Today, skin guru Leah Chavie taught us the ins and outs of face washing on WCIU’s You & Me This Morning. We learned so much from her segment, we couldn't keep these beauty tips to ourselves.

 

Forget the washcloth!

The first step in washing your face is ditching a washcloth. It's actually one of your skin's worst enemies. Washcloths can be scratchy, abrasive and harbor bacteria.

Use these instead...
Non-Latex sponges are your multi-purpose friend. Use them for applying foundation and as a soft, gentle alternative to a washcloth.

The Jane Iredale Magic Mitt is Leah's go-to for quick and sanitary face washing. Just get it wet (no cleanser required) and you are ready to use this beauty tool. To clean your Mitt between washes, use soap and water and hang it to dry.

Up, Up, Up!
Since youthfulness is a quality most of us seek in our skin, Leah stressed the importance of using upward motions when washing your face. Always remember these three hot spots: face, neck and décolleté. Use upwards strokes around the cheekbones and lift around your eyebrows. Around the eyes, a figure eight and flushing motion will bring energy to the muscles.

A clean face is a happy face. We hope these tips help liven up your skincare routine!

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By Marisa Coulter, MDPR Contributor