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Get answers to common questions about C2O2 Charcoal Facial.
The C2O2 Charcoal Facial is ideal for oily, combination, and congested skin types. It's also beneficial for those with dullness or uneven texture. Sensitive skin can often receive a modified treatment after a consultation to ensure comfort and safety.
A typical C2O2 Charcoal Facial lasts about 45 to 60 minutes, depending on customization and add-ons. This includes consultation, deep cleansing, charcoal application, oxygen infusion, and finishing serums to maximize results and comfort.
There is minimal to no downtime. Most clients experience mild redness or sensitivity that fades within hours. Avoid heavy exfoliation, direct sun exposure, and strong actives for 24–48 hours to protect results and prevent irritation.
For best results, schedule a C2O2 Charcoal Facial every four to six weeks. Those with persistent congestion may benefit from more frequent sessions initially; your esthetician will recommend a personalized plan based on skin condition and goals.
Yes. Activated charcoal helps extract impurities and reduce pore congestion while oxygen therapy promotes healing and reduces bacteria. For active inflammatory acne, a tailored approach is recommended to avoid irritation and ensure safe, effective treatment.
Contraindications include open wounds, severe rosacea flare-ups, recent chemical peels, active sunburn, or certain medications like isotretinoin. Inform your esthetician of medications, medical history, and allergies so we can adjust or recommend alternative treatments.