Services
A facial with time in it, for the visit where you would like nothing to be rushed.
About 10 minutes. We look at your skin under the lamp and ask what has changed since your last visit.
About 15 minutes. Cleansing, then a gentle exfoliation chosen at the skin check, and extractions where they help.
About 35 minutes. A slow massage of the face, neck and shoulders while a mask sets.
About 15 minutes. Moisturizer, sun protection for the walk out, your note, and your next date.
Good to know
A peel or dermaplaning is an add-on we agree on with you at a consultation, not on the day.
We tell you at booking what to pause beforehand, such as exfoliating products. Afterward, keep to a gentle routine and wear sun protection outdoors.
If you are pregnant, use a prescription skin medicine, or have a skin condition a doctor is managing, ask your doctor before you add a peel or an LED light.
Results vary. Skin changes with the weather, your routine and the sun you have had, so we note what we see and promise no outcome.
Elinor and Jinhee both give the slow facial. Choose one when you book, or let the calendar choose.
Owner and esthetician
Elinor opened Alabaster for people who want a regular visit more than a special occasion. She gives the plan visits and the skin checks, keeps a written note on every client, and works Tuesday to Saturday. She speaks English.
Esthetician
Jinhee gives the slow facials and the long visits, and likes a quiet room and a steady hand. She works Tuesday to Friday, and speaks English and Korean.
A deposit holds your time and goes toward the service. The booking page shows the amount.