My Facial with Celebrity Esthetician Nerida Joy! | Susan Yara 

You are an angel Nerida

Thank you Donna xo.

Hi Nerida, may I ask why you don't use Rejuvi at your spa? Thank you!

lethopefloat more than likely it has to do with the look and the price point... The Spa is in Bel-Air, where I’m sure the majority of clientele are looking to spend a lot. Valmont is a luxury line definitely fit for a luxury hotel/resort. It’s a beautiful line of products, but it’s definitely fit for a certain clientele, which needs to be met in a place like that. 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@devon.pfeifer Thank you

crenner07 Exactly!!!

crenner07 SAME!!!

I’m with ya

Cecily B 😂😂😂

krisisnkaos I don't know what her suggestions are but I have been using Mad Hippie vitamin A serum with retinoic acid and it has made wonders on my skin :)

Not everybody has a reaction to frangance.thats a mith.

She wasn’t the Spa Manager or the owner of the Hotel Bel-Air Spa. When you work for someone else, you don’t always get to make the decisions. Also, formulas are complex. Fragrance is fine for the majority of people. Not necessarily ideal for an extremely sensitive skin, or skin condition.

Adelaide Holmes In a neighborhood like Bel-Air, the look and price point of the products is important. It’s definitely a psychological thing for sure, but the majority of people going to that hotel are looking to spend a lot of money. Everything from products, to service, to overall presentation are things that greatly matter in a luxury spa.

Brenda Diaz you can, but your skin needs to be resilient enough for that. That is more of an advanced protocol. I’m not a big fan of microdermabrasion, personally, but... yes you could...

Devon Pfeifer thanks for the answer

Sally O’Malley A facial starts at $225.

Honestly considering some of her clients... that isn't too bad at all. Not to mention how in-depth she is with everything.

teacup agreed, I spend more money on products than that by far

Laura Some Number no she doesn’t, she just looks great without it 🥰

Candace Pardoe I love her too! She stopped doing regular facials and now on,y does them for her friends for RU-vid videos but I would love to see Susan be a guest! ❤️❤️🍎

There's Pros and cons for both, with prescription theres higher risk of irritation etc. But usually faster and greater results. It depends on what you can handle.

jct6808 plus she moisturize and then did a face mask that she removed along with the moisturizer

She never recommends prescription strength because of the redness, flaking, and irritation that comes along with it. Retinoic Acid is has to be tolerated to be accepted by the cells. She’s not saying it doesn’t work, because it absolutely does, but you can have the same results from using over the counter retinoids depending on their strength, and form-they are better tolerated and will go through a conversion cycle into retinoic acid, thus giving the skin the same effects as a prescription strength over a period of time. And if you are using different forms of Vitamin A and/or alpha hydroxy acids, you are absolutely strengthening the skin as you are stimulating fibroblast cells. Fibroblasts kick start the production of collagen and elastin fibers, forming a groundwork of the extracellular matrix, which creates a stronger dermal layer. You can absolutely do this with creams. 😘

Not to mention, it depends what the retinol (vit A ) is used for. There are more benefits to a retinol cream/serum that have additional ingredients vs a prescription. The Strength is not always the best contributing factor. Formulation and delivery matter also.

Obviously you dont know anything about skin and cosmetics. Anything.

It's risky fine, unless you have very reactive skin ~

And why do you say this? There is a purpose to everything.

Umm...why? First off, a professional aesthetician wouldn't go near a client's skin without having disinfected their hands from bacteria. Second, there are few things more energising, nourishing and healing than the touch of a good skin therapist who knows how to massage the face properly and stimulate the blood through pressure, movement and lymphatic flow. The skin to skin touch is an essential part of that healing exchange. A good therapist can also tell a lot from the heat levels of the client's skin through direct touch. Why would anyone wish to be massaged through latex? Makes no sense whatsoever.

A massage with gloves ????? r you on drugs or smthg

If you are the client, you may request it (:

It is a personal choice. If you are a client you can ask them if they wear gloves during the duration of the treatment, and if not you may request it. Most massage therapists do not wear gloves, for the reason that they like to feel the skin bare, and work the muscles with a more proper understanding of what they are feeling, but there are always exceptions. I myself do not wear gloves, unless I am doing extractions on clients. It is a personal thing for sure.