The year at Lavender
When each facial runs
The seasons here are sharp. Each facial runs through its months, and you can book any of them at any time.
Winter facial
75 min. We slow down: warm towels, a longer massage and a richer mask.
Dec to Feb
Spring facial
60 min. A lighter facial with a calming mask, and a talk about sunscreen as the days lengthen.
Mar to May
Summer facial
45 min. A shorter, cooler facial: gentle cleansing, a cooling mask and a light finish.
Jun to Aug
Fall facial
60 min. A steady facial with a light exfoliating step, to ready skin for the cold months.
Sep to Nov
Season by season
What the weather does, and how we pace the facial
Winter facial
Cold, wind and heated rooms leave skin feeling tight and rough, and snow glare adds to a day on the slopes. We slow down: warm towels, a longer massage and a richer mask.
Warm towels throughout
A longer massage of the face and shoulders
A richer finish before you go back out
Spring facial
Wind picks up, pollen arrives and the sun climbs before skin is ready for it. A lighter facial with a calming mask, and a talk about sunscreen as the days lengthen.
Gentle cleansing
A calming mask
A plan for the sun between visits
Summer facial
Long days on trails and patios at 7,000 feet, with strong sun and little moisture in the air. A shorter, cooler facial: gentle cleansing, a cooling mask and a light finish.
A cooling mask
A light finish that sits under sunscreen
Short enough to fit between a hike and dinner
Fall facial
Cool mornings, dry afternoons and a summer of sun to take stock of. A steady facial with a light exfoliating step, to ready skin for the cold months.
A look back at the summer
A light exfoliating step
Notes for your winter routine
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