Frequently Asked Questions

The treatment includes deep cleansing, exfoliation, hydration application, and relaxation-focused massage techniques. Each facial is customized based on your skin type and condition during the appointment. It's designed for clients who want effective skincare without extended time commitment.

Scalp massage increases circulation to the scalp while stimulating pressure points that trigger relaxation responses. The 30-minute treatment combines rhythmic massage techniques with optional aromatherapy. Clients often notice reduced tension in the neck, shoulders, and jaw after sessions.

Body polish uses exfoliating scrubs to remove dead skin cells and smooth rough texture, while hydrating treatments focus on moisture infusion without abrasive exfoliation. Polish services are ideal before events when you want immediately softer skin. Hydrating treatments work better for sensitive or already-smooth skin needing nourishment.

Yes, treatments are customized to accommodate sensitivity by avoiding harsh exfoliants and using calming products. The esthetician adjusts pressure, product selection, and treatment intensity based on your skin's response. Clients with conditions like rosacea or eczema should mention it during booking for proper preparation.

Lamination straightens brow hairs upward and sets them in place, which makes sparse areas appear denser and creates uniform shape. The treatment works by restructuring the hair temporarily so it holds the styled position. Results last several weeks and eliminate daily styling for clients with unruly or flat-growing brows.

A lash lift curls your natural lashes from the base using a chemical process, while extensions attach individual synthetic fibers to each lash. Lifts require no maintenance and last through your natural lash growth cycle. They're ideal if you want enhancement without the upkeep or weight of extensions.

LED light therapy targets specific skin concerns based on wavelength—red light stimulates collagen, blue light addresses acne-causing bacteria, and near-infrared penetrates deeper for inflammation. The add-on extends treatment benefits beyond what topical products achieve alone. It's non-invasive and works well for clients focusing on aging, breakouts, or healing.

The esthetician travels to your home with professional equipment and products to deliver the same treatments offered in a traditional spa setting. You provide space with access to water and a comfortable surface depending on the service. Mobile appointments work well for clients with mobility limitations, busy schedules, or those hosting spa parties.

Hair should be at least a quarter-inch long for the wax to grip properly—avoid shaving for two to three weeks beforehand. Exfoliate the area gently the day before to prevent ingrown hairs, and skip lotions or oils on appointment day. Wearing loose clothing afterward reduces irritation during the first 24 hours.

Three Sixty Beauty Esthetics accepts FSA and HSA payments for qualifying treatments, though not all services meet medical necessity requirements for these accounts. Treatments addressing skin conditions like acne or medical scarring typically qualify. Check with your FSA or HSA provider about eligible expenses before booking.

Late arrivals may result in shortened service time to avoid disrupting the schedule for other clients. Excessive lateness could require rescheduling the appointment entirely. No-shows may require a new deposit before rebooking, so notifying the esthetician early allows for adjustments or rescheduling without penalty.

The esthetician examines your scalp using magnification to identify dryness, oil buildup, irritation, or hair health concerns. This assessment guides product recommendations and treatment customization during scalp therapy sessions. It's useful for clients experiencing flaking, thinning, or discomfort who want targeted solutions rather than general treatments.