What happens in consultation
A 30-minute consultation ($55) begins with a thorough skin analysis and a review of the products you currently use. We examine texture, sensitivities and routine steps without performing treatments, focusing on information you can act on. There is no sales pressure; recommendations are educational and designed to help you decide next steps for your skin goals.
For makeup consultations we review your cosmetics, shade choices and application habits and offer straightforward, practical tips. Expect color and finish guidance, small application adjustments, and clear reasons for each suggestion so you can try changes at home. Clients particularly value the time taken to answer questions and explain why adjustments make a visible difference.
Why consultation helps
Greenville’s humid subtropical climate and the area’s active, outdoors-oriented lifestyle affect hydration, oil balance and sun exposure. During the consultation we factor seasonal and lifestyle needs so product suggestions suit how you live, commute and exercise around places like the Swamp Rabbit Trail and downtown Greenville areas.
People come for guidance when they want clearer skin, fewer breakouts, or a healthier-looking glow. A consultation does not treat conditions, but it clarifies routines, highlights problematic habits, and identifies priorities. Many clients leave feeling better informed and more confident about small changes that support longer-term improvement.
How to prepare and follow
Bring the skincare and makeup you use daily and any questions about products or concerns. A few recent photos of trouble areas can be helpful for tracking changes. For makeup consultations, bring the foundation and shades you normally wear so color matching and technique advice is made in context.
This is a consultation-only visit: no extractions or facial treatments take place during the 30-minute appointment. If a follow-up facial or treatment would help, we will explain options and timing so you can choose next steps without pressure. Recommendations, not obligations, guide your plan moving forward.
