Sothys Detox Glow
The treatment for grey complexions: skin that has taken pollution, short nights and winter.
In a few words
- 75 minutes, entirely manual protocol
- Eleuthero as a concentrate and in the massage cream
- Enzymatic exfoliation, steam and comedone extraction
- Effervescent mask and veil of light
- Light make-up finish at the end of the session
Practical information
- Before the treatment
- A skin analysis is required first: 50 €, deducted from the treatment done the same day.
- From
- €100.00
- Recommended sessions
- A one-off session, or three sessions across the season for skin exposed to the city all year.
- After the session
- Nothing to plan for. Skin can stay red for an hour after the comedone extraction.
The treatment in detail
City skin takes in fine particles, central heating, screens and short nights. It thickens, dulls, reacts more slowly. This protocol targets that state, not one particular wrinkle.
Seventy-five minutes, entirely manual: no machine is involved. Cleansing, deep-clearing enzymatic exfoliation, steam and comedone extraction, purification, a revealing serum and eleuthero concentrate, a massage cream, an effervescent mask, an energising day cream, a veil of light and a light finish.
The lead active is eleuthero, a Siberian plant Sothys uses in its detox line. The protocol applies it at three points in the session, first as a concentrate then in the massage cream.
The session ends with a light finish: the treatment is taken during the day and you can walk straight out with it.
You can expect…
A woken-up, more even complexion and skin that has recovered some suppleness.
The treatment does not detox skin once and for all: it brings it back up to level. Three sessions across the winter beat a single one in February.
Book your 75 minutes. A skin analysis comes before the first session.
Book this treatmentFrequently asked questions
What does detox mean for skin?
Removing what has settled and thickened on the surface, and restarting exchanges. No cream empties a body: this treatment works on skin, not on the liver.
Why an entirely manual treatment?
The protocol rests on massage and on how long the actives stay on. No machine would add anything to it.
Can it follow a peel?
Not in the same week. Fifteen days between the two, and the skin analysis sets the order.
Can I leave with make-up on?
Yes. The session ends with a light finish.
Contraindications
- Recent cut, wound or sunburn on the area
- Active cold sore outbreak
- Peel or aesthetic procedure less than fifteen days old
- Known allergy to an ingredient in the protocol
This information does not replace medical advice. An individual assessment comes before any first session, and the treatment may be declined if your situation does not allow it.