With celebrity fans including Kim Kardashian, Naomi Campbell, Jessica Biel, Miley Cyrus, Eva Longoria and Katy Perry to name but a few, Intraceuticals facials have been taking over the Hollywood red carpet.
Tracey Bell`s Hanover Street clinic in Liverpool is one of a select number of UK sites offering Intraceuticals facials, high-performance treatments with a huge number of celebrity fans.
This autumn, His & Hers road tested an Intraceuticals Rejuvenate treatment in a stylishly decorated treatment room within the Tracey Bell Dental and Aesthetic Medical Clinic.
We experienced a cool feeling as oxygen under light pressure was delivered to the face and neck. Our therapist was professional and well informed, answering our questions during the facial, but also giving us time to lie back and relax. His and Hers chose an Intraceuticals Rejuvenate treatment, a non-invasive treatment which targets the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles while dramatically enhancing the overall hydration levels of your skin.
Following the treatment, fine lines were less noticeable, as were blemishes, and skin felt very well hydrated (a benefit of the treatment which lasted for several weeks). We headed straight from our treatment to an editorial meeting (wearing a dash of Tracey Bell`s mineral makeup, which our therapist offered to apply after the treatment).
We were fortunate enough to follow our treatment with a conversation with Karen Dolby, Intraceuticals` charming education and business development manager, who was visiting the Tracey Bell clinic for their Intraceuticals open day. Karen introduced us to Intraceuticals` Rejuvenate range (which has fast established itself as one of His & Hers` favourite skincare ranges). Using the three-step hyaluronic layering system, the Intraceuticals products for use at home will prolong the effects of your Intraceuticals facial, making your skin look smoother, clearer and more youthful without any heaviness.
*This article was published by Emma Hill | His and Hers` Magazine | The Christmas Countdown Issue
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