Korean Skincare Facials Eau Claire, Wisconsin

Your card will only be charged in the event a policy has been violated, such as no-showing an appointment or cancelling/rescheduling within the required 24-hour notice. If a retainer is required, it will be transparent at the time of booking. Otherwise, Eudaimonia will never charge it any other time without your knowledge or approval.

Will you charge my card?

Additional guests are not allowed, unless they have an appointment as well for safety and liability reasons. A parent or guardian may accompany a minor who has an appointment, but that is the only exception.

Can I bring a guest?

Yes! At the very least you should have a cleanser to use morning and evening, a moisturizer, and SPF. 80% of your results come from home-care, so without the basics, it’ll be difficult to yield long-term results.

If you have specific concerns, additional products are most likely needed. For example, acne may benefit from an acne treatment, while dry or dehydrated skin will benefit from additional hydration through a toner or serum.

If you’re looking for true guidance and lasting change, be prepared to commit to your skin with consistent visits and a personalized home-care regimen. I’ll be here to guide you through each chapter of your skincare journey.

Do I really need a skincare regimen?

Korean skincare is rooted in intentional rituals that prioritize and maintain the skin’s barrier. I’m drawn to their innovative technology and thoughtfully formulated ingredients that target skin concerns without damaging the integrity. 

As we age, our skin naturally becomes prone to moisture loss, which can make fine lines and wrinkles become more pronounced. The Korean method of layering light-weight and hydrating products helps retain a healthy glow, leaving the skin looking plump and hydrated.

Why do you specialize in Korean skincare?

Every person has their own interpretation of what being holistic is like. At Eudaimonia, it means I believe in treating the mind, body, and spirit as a whole. I don’t treat the skin based solely on what I just see–I ask questions about your lifestyle, diet, sleep schedule, and other factors that could be affecting your skin. I also believe your nervous system can play a role in how your skin presents itself, which is why I make my space and treatments as relaxing as possible. For me, holistic skincare means caring for your skin & soul.

What does “holistic” mean?

Come as you are. There’s no need to wash your face or remove your makeup beforehand. If you’re comfortable, you’ll be asked to undress from the waist up and change into a spa wrap so I have access to your neck, chest, and décolleté.  A simple rundown of the facial is a double cleanse, skin analysis, customized treatments, modalities, a sheet mask, and finishing products. Every facial is tailored to what your skin needs that day so every time will always be a little different.

What to expect during a facial?

Any exfoliation/active ingredients 7 days before (physical and chemical exfoliants including retinol/retinal and topical acne medications). Waxing within 7 days. A tan within the last 2 weeks, unless you don’t mind focusing on just repairing the barrier and hydrating the skin. We won’t be able to exfoliate. Botox/Fillers within 2 weeks of your appointment. Please let me know if you’ve had any recently anyways so I can adjust my pressure.  If you’re not sure, you can always ask! 

 What should I avoid before my facial?

Every 4-6 weeks, but closer to the 4 week mark if we’re correcting concerns that can easily worsen such as acne or pigmentation. Although it varies due to genetics, lifestyle, and more, the average skin cycle is around 28 days. This cycle slows down to about 45-60 days in our 40s and 50s. As we age, maintaining a 4 week maintenance schedule may be preferred as well.

How often should I get a facial?

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