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Paying someone to squeeze your pores so you feel reborn, then red, for 45 minutes.
means A cosmetic treatment where someone else cleans, exfoliates, and massages your face, usually at a spa or salon.
from Straightforward path: 'facial' comes from Latin 'facies,' meaning face or appearance, via French 'face.' The adjective 'facial' (relating to the face) existed in English for centuries before the noun got drafted, sometime in the 1900s, to name the beauty treatment itself — the word simply got promoted from describing a thing to naming one.
- actual purpose
- deep clean, exfoliate, extract gunk you cannot reach
- the redness
- normal, calms down within a day usually
- timing rule
- never book one right before big events
- extractions part
- optional, and often the painful highlight