Facial Treatments in Dubai Eleven ways to care for your skin

What our facial treatments in Dubai have in common

Every full facial treatment on our menu follows the same trusted structure and takes about 60 minutes. It starts with a short skin check and a chat, then cleansing, exfoliation, steam, gentle extraction where needed, a facial massage, a mask chosen for your skin, and serum and moisturiser to finish.

What sets each facial apart is its focus and its products. Some centre on deep cleaning, some on glow, some on calm, and two are built around professional brands: Casmara from Spain and Dr. Renaud from France. Life in Dubai shapes the choice too, as hours of AC dry the skin while outdoor humidity leaves it congested.

How to pick a facial in three questions

The quickest way to narrow eleven options down to one is to answer three questions honestly.

• What bothers you most right now? Congestion and shine point to the Cleansing Facial at AED 190; dullness to Gold or Diamond; tightness and dryness to Casmara; fine lines to Anti-Aging.
• Is there an event coming up? For a wedding, Eid or a party, a Gold or Diamond Facial one to three days before gives a fresh, radiant look.
• How does your skin react to new products? If it flushes or stings easily, start with the Organic / Herbal Facial at AED 210 or the Dr. Renaud Facial at AED 315.

When a shorter session or a package makes more sense

Not every visit needs a full facial. The Facial Massage at AED 95 is a 30-minute massage of the face, neck and shoulders for a fresher, less puffy look. The Casmara Express Mask at AED 99 is a quick professional mask between facials; our face masks guide explains how it compares.

At the other end, the Deluxe Package at AED 265 takes about 3 hours and combines a Royal Gold Facial with a manicure, pedicure, back and shoulder massage and eyebrow threading. It suits a half day before a celebration.

Before you book: what to tell the facialist

Tell the facialist about acne, rosacea, eczema, any active infection, recent peels, laser or injectables, sunburn, pregnancy, or medication such as isotretinoin. Where relevant, check with your doctor first. Facials are cosmetic care and do not replace medical advice.

If you would rather choose by skin type than by facial, our skin concerns guide groups the options for dry, oily, sensitive and mature skin. You can also see every option on one screen on the facial price list, or read practical tips on the facial blog.