Organic Facial Bar Offers 177 Customized Facials | Beauty Explorers | Beauty Insider
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- FaceX is an organic facial bar located in Beverly Hills, California, that offers all organic, customizable facials from raw ingredients, like avocado, aloe vera, and herbs like sandalwood and licorice.
The customization at FaceX is all app-automated, including payment and facial selection. There are five signature facials to pick from and 172 customizable options for different skin types, making it a total of 177 facial options. The customization goes beyond the facial ingredients. Guests are able to personalize the facial room's lighting, music, and scent. FaceX offers 30-minute facials for $89 or $59 for members.
Insider's Caroline Aghajanian visited FaceX to try the Avocado Radiance facial for a discounted media rate. Caroline has combination skin, meaning she has both dry and oily skin concerns. The aestheticians at FaceX are able to tweak ingredients to best cater to your skin type. They are also trained to resolve any allergic reactions that may occur during the facial.
Insider visited FaceX in February 2020. FaceX is temporarily closed due to the ongoing pandemic, but for more information, please visit: www.thefacex.com/.
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Organic Facial Bar Offers 177 Customized Facials | Beauty Explorers | Beauty Insider - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Please Insider, have someone else who has very dry, textured or has major acne do these experiences. It would be much more interesting to watch to see the results in the skin!
They won’t because the care more about esthetic
@@Iamyl4 i think it’s also because a lot of people in the area are insecure of it, lots of people don’t want to show their skin issues on camera
One facial for someone with problematic skin will not show you an immediate before and after. To watch someone like that, you want to follow their skincare JOURNEY. One and done is unrealistic.
Tbh $89 is not that bad for the customization factor, a massage, the range of ingredients you‘re able to choose from, the top notch technology, and, not to forget, the specialists work and time.
This!! Let’s not forget that you’re paying for a licensed professional to work on your skin
The price is low bc their backbar is mostly wholesale powders and waters, and avocado. Real facial companies use products with active ingredients and stronger extracts that actually make a difference in your skin but can cost more for the esthetician to stock leading to a higher costing service.
Can you guys.... do this on someone.....with bad skin ???????????? Acne, redness, dryness, aged skin , scarring . She will have perfect combo skin for the rest of her life. We have no idea if these work if she starts with perfect skin .
Riyanna Hubert yes I think with acne prone skin a facial like this might be irritating 😠 steam aggravates acne prone skin
That's why there are 177 different ones
If you listen in the video they talk about the different stuff they add for different skin types
Taylor
Yeah, but actually seeing it is something we don’t get. They can say that they have different facials and such for different skin but everyone who tests these out has relatively good skin.
one facial doesn't magically cure skin conditions. spa treatments are about 20% and home care is the other 80%. so you may see "some" difference in some acne, but it's not a cure all
Google heyitsfei. She has a whole journey on her skin
lmao almost every indian girl uses the aloe vera powder, licorice powder,sandalwood powder etc DIY face packs at home😂
Exactly! Hearing the women describe it and I am thinking how these ingredients are used by Indians for generations..
Yep don’t forget NEEM AND TUMERIC as well lol
Yehh and multanii mitti and rose water too.
So true!!
My mom uses aloe vera in her hair lol
I’ve watched plenty of facials video from this channel and I think this is the first time she’s getting facial without makeup.
True...lol
In India we use all these face masks and face oils !!
I am doing it for a decade now but let me tell you it helps in reducing inflammation and it cleanses pores as well as removes tanning but you need to be patient !!
You also have to exercise daily as well as take a good diet of all the nutrients from cooked food not from supplements !
I too want to get the facial done 😆
I agree wird everything you say, but why would you want to remove tanning? Here (Europe) most people thrive to be tanned.
@@natalieeis9284 I don't want to remove it but many of my fellow Indians love white skin it is because of the era when Britishers ruled India and blacks were discriminated well on the other hand whites were considered as someone superior !
You know it is a historic thing 😂
But now things are changing here people have started accepting their skin colour the way they are (at last )!
@@natalieeis9284 tanning is for westerners. Most of the Asia love white skin.
Yeah we use besan, curd, turmeric, milk etc
@@mi-y such a shame. Most Asian women are really beautiful anyway. No need to whiten up.
Facialist: chamomile relieves any allergic reaction
Every person with Anaphylaxis:
👁️👄👁️
I’m allergic to camomile I-
@@TheSwiftSource oof🤯
Oh is that what happened 😂😂😂 I had a reaction & didn't know it was anaphylaxis I just thought my celiac's was playing up again. Learn something new everyday lmaooo
More like 😨😱💀
Have epipen on deck
Sounds like you could do those natural facials at home
No wonder her skin is literally perfect she always gets these done from the channel I’d love to be her
Omg this is such a rip off, we do these as home remedies in India
Literally!
Yes I felt the same
Ikrrrrr
Agree!
Yet we don't live in India.
But it is a scammy
hyram is so going to *love* this lmao
Phoebe Yeap YES! Just came from his channel! I loved the video, though. 💙
He’s never been trained or educated, his boss gave him a specialist name tag and he has really ran with it 🤷🏻♀️
But didn't he say normal fruit won't work unless it's in high concentrations
L !!!!!!!
Disagree... he has no business giving advice and acting as any type of “specialist”
I’m an RN, do you think my boss just gave me a badge that said RN? Hell no.... I went to college and LEARNED
He should do the same...
L !!!!!!!
You can’t earn things that don’t EXIST!!
No where in the USA are there or is there a title or licensure recognized by “specialist” so reread my comment and learn some comprehension tricks.....
1 avocado 🥑 =50 cent
1 facial = $89
🤯
stonks
Boiled water
Sure, and the machines?
Shawanie Style, it’s customisable sooooo.....
plus $8-13k for school, plus $1k+ for machine, plus disposables, plus other raw ingredients, plus electricity, plus overhead expenses, plus insurance, plus continuing education, plus time, and I'm sure there are other things missing from this list.
I wouldn’t want anyone talking or even talking to me during a facial...I just want to relax
what is even the point of the led therapy if there’s an entire fruit salad in the way keeping the light from reaching the skin?
Came here looking for this comment and I am not disappointed😂
Was about to comment the same!!
Yeah makes no sense 😒 😕
It’s like they’re doing wayyy too much. Like they want something to work so they are doing a bit of everything.
Everything here is Indian remedies what our grannies and old ladies used to do everyday basis just the way was different.. Its such a great feeling of having rich cultural background.
even tho i know i could do this at home, it is the only facial showed at this channel that is 'affordable' to certain extent. It may be not 100% scientific backed or approved, but for the sake of relaxation i don't see any wrong
I agree. Getting to choose a room with customized light and scent sounds fun and the treatments seem much more gentle than others. This is one I would actually love to try.
Lol nobody comments on the devices that are also used with the ingredients? It's definitely a nice facial and expedience! Although some knowledge needed to be brushed up on, but overall it looked great! I plan on having a smaller home spa like this for my clients ☺️😍
I do stuff like this at home on occasion, just the natural face masks, and moisturising etc, I mix honey, yoghurt, egg, saffron, turmeric and olive oil, and leave it on my face for 10 mins, great for winter drier skin. Or put some honey and turmeric in a ready made plain face mask, and sugar with facial soap as a scrub.
“Chamomile instantly relieves any allergic reaction” wow. That’s probably the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard a facialist say. Chair but like, electric 🌟🌻💫🎀
I was sitting here like 🤔
She said it did so much that it doesn’t do. It’s soothing yes, but chamomile doesn’t set the skins pH back to 6.5 and it also is technically considered a comedogenic ingredient
It looks like a waste of money and food
@8Jada Villodres $89 can go a long way for some families.
@8Jada Villodres most facials don’t do anything for your skin. It’s just a way to scam people.
No
@@kyleewittwer6518 Ever heard of pores xD
@@aflower6955 Yes it can help with them but a lot of the stuff they use just clogs them
I don’t know how well that cleanser actually cleanses your skin. It’s just rubbing food and some squalene on your face. If it had any oils or actual soap in there then I would get it, but it doesn’t. And using raw ingredients isn’t as effective as using the extracts of said ingredients. I also don’t know how true it is that chamomile and green tea immediately stop allergic reactions in the skin. That mask they did was probably the only good part of this facial. Along with the micro current and led lights, but that’s a given for any facial. And even for the led lights, her face was completely covered! So I doubt the lights could have even helped!
It's bullshit, chamomile causes allergic reactions.
Pays $89 just to put guacamole on her face 💀
LOL NO THATS NOT IT ;(
dreamingkirby I could do this at my house for free and get the same results 😂
😂😂😂😂😂
@@Lerrisa the pore extraction?ultrasonic scrubber?current exfoliating?yellow led ?High frequency?Squaline?Pure chamomile toner? I mean if you have this at home sure.
A K you can get the pore extractor at home .. also you can make a diy face mask from a Avocados and many people have face scrubbers at their home. The pore tool and a facial brush can be purchased for cheap under $89 dollars... so yeah plus you can keep reusing it. I’m just saying you can compensate and save money while doing this at home ! Not saying it would be exactly but it can be similar and cheaper !! Also they sell exfoliating scrubs for cheap or your can even diy it at home. Squaline can be purchased from the ordinary for $5 -$7 dollars. And if people have the money to get this facial , I’m pretty sure they have this stuff at home or have the money to buy the stuff needed for it
We Indian are doing this for years and years.😂😂
Exactly!
Agreed! Especially with the neem, turmeric etc...
But our skin is one the worst in the world
yeah all south asian stuff they are selling that we use in home.
Fact
I swear we can make this by ourselves & open own facial bar😂
Cries in quarantine😭😭😭
so basically DIY skincare (which is crapppp) for $89?!!!!
And only 30 minutes at that
50 years from now, this is gonna be like those old timey videos showing facials from way back when. Relaxing
Idk-you can do this stuff at home-I don’t really see what justifies the price(you can do without the different lights
It's the effort and feeling of having someone else provide the service done for you (: very relaxing and no work for you
Ultrasound, LED & high frequency therapy all these 3 works for sure
Green tea powder a.k.a matcha with honey is also good and it rejuvenates the skin. I use to ask for a bit of matcha powder and honey from my sisters' raw materials as she's always making and selling homemade icecream. Green tea on the skin is the best! 😉☺️🌺
Very Facial organic Bar, I love it. I enjoy watching your very nice video.♥️
pores don't open and close...
onlychimerically yeah they do
@@08coolwater no, they don't. they don't have muscles. simple google search if you're confused...
All that in half an hour?.. that's unreal
Colandra Nelson they don’t have muscles bruh 😂💔
onlychimerically sorry 😐
U know the person doing the facial doesn't really know about skin when she says 'THE STEAM WILL OPEN UP YOUR PORES'😒
Even as a beginner, i know more than her🤷♀
I don’t claim to know anything about skin, but doesn’t different temperatures open up the pores?
*dont
Anyone: so can you do this?
The facialist: ya actually we do do that
out all all the ridiculous facials i reckon this is something that is affordable and seems legitimate
This is the dumbest one in my opinion. You could just go to the grocery store and get this stuff for cheaper, you’re mainly paying for the massage stuff involved. But even then, raw plant based ingredients like this aren’t really a good idea for the skin, ESPECIALLY the citrus fruits they’re using. This is just begging to give someone an allergic reaction or chemical burns from going out in the sun with remnants of citrus on your skin.
@@elonmusk921 true there are good ideas here in this facial for sure but as a whole facial, I agree it's too much raw product.
Yeah, this facial is the mich st ridiculous one! Oil with Ultrasonic and microcurrent, Led with Mask - stupid!!!
if you have sensitive skin i would not recommend it, i'm a dermatologist student, i'm pretty sure they have other treatments but using straight up natural products is not good always, i got triggered by the tumeric
But if you have really dry or really oily skin, it seems those facials are okay for the price
everyone is saying these are diy facials and i agree... especially given that i have the exact same facial scrubber and i ordered it off amazon 😂
She placed the light therapy equipment on a mask. This prevents light from penetrating the skin. It doesn't make sense what she did because for light therapy the skin must be CLEAN. Expensive to place only avocado and aloe vera. I'd better do it at home...
*cries for Hyram*
Nikki van den Berg Hyram: cries
Haram or hyram
that citrus tho
Everytime someone says hyram I think of hyram lodge from riverdale 😭
lmao
That's not true. Chamomile doesn't relieve any allergic reaction 🤦♀️
Honestly i would try this one😍😍
“You can customize literally everything.”
GIMME A PIZZA FACIAL PLAY PIZZA TIME AND MAKE THE LIGHTS YELLOW
hell yeah
HECK YES.
I wanna get clear smooth glowing skin just watching this as I'm broke🤧😌
Wow great results 👍
This is the best one I swear
Nature's gifts for your skin ✨
I'd love to try this
Your skin is already beautiful and glowing......I think no need to extra care of it.......but this video of natural stuffs is much better than others.......Good one
That looks like it feels so good. I want to try it.
Don’t it’s a wast of money and food and natural doesn’t always mean effective just go and get a face massage if you want the relaxation
i loved the way the esthetician was talking...
It’s so relaxing
I have sensitive skin and what I don't get is, sensitive skin doesn't mean we need to have anti-inflammatories added, we just need ingredients that r safe for our skin..? ( No hate just wondering )
Amazing result
Wow I need to have this in my town
I'm not an expert but i feel like the only right answer to the allergic reaction question is to take of the product and use an epipen if necessary...
Thts something new....n I luv tht
The person who is working 4 dis Channel is so lucky she can literally try all of the treatments
Yea so we take the left over avocado and put it in your take home omelette! The omelette will help with any head spinning side effects of my putting fresh produce on your body! Thanks byeeeee.
It's the Experience the customer pays for. $89 is reasonable.
About to rewatch and take a shot everytime she says actually
Facial skin care is very useful..
This is so beautiful
I really like it
Ok . But her shirt . I'm in love 😍 🥰
I died when she said chamomile instantly cures allergic reactions. Tell that to my sister that's allergic to bees. Chuck the EpiPen and grab a bottle of lotion instead! Stupid. Stupid. Stupid.
True if someone is having a reaction to anything the solution is not to put more "natural" products on that someone can still be allergic to it would be to stop services and treat accordingly.
It’s for allergic reactions on the skin
Do you lack critical thinking skills?
Whenever i see this girl's face i knew this would be expensive.
8:44 Yeah. I see HUGE difference! This is just an overpriced DIY facial. 😂
😂😂😂
She actually looks brighter if you look at each part like what did you guys expect for her to be a while different race after or something
@@bleach4136 I think only indians can relate to this comment!😁
Completely natural isn't always better
Do you know the brand of the high frequency device ?
those of you looking into this.. as an Indian we’ve been doing this for thousands of years.. ayurveda is stg like this and we’ve been practicing it for thousands of years.. turmeric, neem, sandalwood powder, rose water, cucumber, aloe vera, liquorice, etc. are all common in ayurveda and indian traditional skin care.. as someone who uses this i’d recommend yall to just do it at home.. it’s cheaper anyway.. this shop is a literal indian diy ayurvedic skin care😂
Can’t you do this all at home for free?
For any longstanding results, one needs to use these ingredients on a daily basis.
I really love this facial
This is crazy lol I’m pretty sure anyone can do this at home.
I really want to get this facial but i am too far from America.
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼nice
Thank you..
This is the best one
Superb
i never notice the before and after differences
ooo i want to eat that avocado
Total waste of money.. these ingredients are easily available for very cheap price...
But ultrasound, high frequency and LED device are worth it so ....
Very cool
"Wow, I feel like Guacamole!" 🤣🤣🤣
So funny 😏
🤣in India we used home remedies that available on our kitchen 🙄😉 I also uesd this ❤
What is the brand of the machine ultrasound?
Can we get In Indian
Wonderful orngaic therapy would like to work with you
literally millions of people: we can't afford to eat
this spa: can we offer you an expensive facial in this trying time?
I love that girl smile
❤❤
Did Face X closed? cant find them
Maybe they didn’t make it through the pandemic.
Pores k liye kuch treatment hi sakta hai kya aapke yaha
how is the light penetrating through that mask...
Can you choose to have metal playing while you get your facial?
😂
Lol how was the LED light therapy gonna go through the facial mask?
She looks like Maya hawk from stranger things! So similar!! I thought it was her!
I sincerely didn't notice any change.u could have shown your face after 3-4 days.
yal can always try these treatments out yal selves if you don’t see the representation you want.
0:04 looks like me everyday
Where in cireteene how are you going out getting a fashle 😒
Savannah B Quarantine and Facial
Regular fruit facial .....
With colors and sounds
And most of critic (acidic)and berry fruits cause irritation if applied directly on my skin
If went to go get a facial and they brought out salad ingredients, I would fight them.
Same-
I've heard Ayurvedic facialists recommend not putting Neem on the skin. Just FYI!