Designed to alleviate the effects of Hormon-AgingTM on both the skin and the emotions, Comfort Zone’s new Sublime Skin Hormon-Aging facial tackles skin thinning and fragility, loss of skin density and extreme dryness.
The treatment combines two special massage techniques – dermal petrissage and kobido – which the company states will reactivate cellular communication and is useful in particular to women experiencing symptoms of the menopause.
The Comfort Zone Education Department, alongside its Scientific Committee, has focused on two main objectives with the new treatment. Firstly, the facial aims to enhance the functional performance of the skin and secondly, it’s designed to give clients a retrieved sense of comfort, serenity and calm, which can often be compromised by menopausal hormone imbalances.
The treatment finishes with a special closure ritual, where clients are assisted to a seated position and given a comforting massage to their upper back, neck and shoulders.
Launched to accompany the facial, the Sublime Skin Hormon-Aging Oil Cream and Oil Serum offer densifying, nourishing support for menopausal skin.
Dr Alyssa Burns-Hill, an internationally-recognised hormone health specialist, joined the Comfort Zone Scientific Committee for the creation of the Sublime Skin Hormon-Aging line. She says: “Our work focuses on educating clients so they understand they way they feel and how we can move them to a better place of wellbeing. The education we provide enables clients to maintain the work we do together in the long term.”
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