During the Covid pandemic people around the world were forced to isolate and fundamentally alter their lifestyles. Patrons of the health and beauty industry, previous regulars of their local Spa and Health Clinics were forced to reconcile DIY versions of their favorite beauty treatments. As we all know, some things are best performed by a profession using proper tools and products that are capable of producing the caliber of results we demand. However if you are interested in emulating the popular HydraFacial results at home, you can come close, and at a fraction of the recurring costs.
Products for a home HydraFacial
Synonymous with most procedures, having the correct tools will produce the best results. There is no shortage of cosmetic products, creams, serums, and liquids in the world. We reviewed over 30 products in the U.S. consumer market and tested for several weeks to produce what we believe to be the best DIY home facial process at time of writing.- Cleansing Soap
- DHC Deep Cleansing Oil = $27.55
- Cetaphil Daily Facial Cleanser = $13.89
- Microdermabrasion Machine
- Trophy Skin MicrodermMD = $189
- Moisturizer
- InstaNatural Vitamin C Moisturizer = $16.97
- Sunscreen
3 Month Comparison
How to do a home HydraFacial
- Deep Cleanse
- DHC Deep Cleansing Oil
- Microdermabrasion
- Trophy Skin MicrodermMD
- Cleanse
- Cetaphil Daily Facial Cleanser
- Moisturize
- InstaNatural Vitamin C Moisturizer
Healthy skin is a regime
Possessing healthy skin is a multi-step process which is supported, or damaged, by both your diet and environment. A balanced diet including water, vegetables, and fruits will nourish your skin and support your maintenance practices.
Professional services still have a place in your regimen. Receiving a quality HydraFacial treatment on a quarterly schedule will produce enhanced results when combined with your home routines and healthy diet practices.
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| Credit: Edge Systems, LLC: HydraFacial |