As we wave goodbye to summer it’s time to head back to ‘CACI Skin School’ for some lessons in post-summer skincare, not forgetting to replenish your CACI ‘pencil case’ with homework essentials.
Lesson 1: Give sun-parched skin Tender Loving Care
The new season is all about damage control. The skin’s natural moisture barrier (or lipid barrier) has been compromised by the sun and heat, so skin loses the ability to hold water and can appear dull, flaky, tight and inflamed. This adjustment period between seasons can also result in breakouts.
In Salon: CACI Synergy Purifying Facial
Combining anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory red and blue LED light therapy to help heal and trigger tissue repair, this treatment also includes ultrasonic peeling or controlled crystal-free orbital microdermabrasion to gently exfoliate the skin and slough off dead skin cells. A continuous flow of microcurrent is transmitted through our Enhanced Tissue Repair (ETR) Pads that are placed over key areas of concern to help repair damaged skin. CACI’s Wrinkle Comb (with LED Light Therapy) is used to target acne or mild breakouts – common when the seasons change. CACI Purifying Silver Mask is applied to the face, and excess serum massaged into the neck and decolletage. The therapist uses a massage tip with red and blue LED light over the mask to stimulate lymphatic drainage, boost the circulation, and reveal a calmer complexion.
In your CACI pencil case:
Calms and mattifies oily and blemish-prone skin. With anti-bacterial and redness-reducing pure colloidal silver, repairing red algae and hydrating antioxidant aloe.
Fast absorbing, featherlight targeted treatment serum designed to improve blemish-prone, congested and problematic skin. The group of ingredient team players - Azelaic Acid, Niacinamide, Hyaluronic Acid and Aloe Vera - work in unison to tackle spots head on.
Lesson 2: Heap on the Hydration
Colder weather is your cue to up the moisturising habit. Look for skincare with humectant ingredients, such as glycerin and hyaluronic acid. Dehydrated skin is often the reason for dull, tight skin, so make sure you continue to drink plenty of water throughout the day.
In Salon: CACI Hydratone Facial
For skin that feels Sahara-dry to touch (particularly if central heating has kicked in), CACI’s professional Hydratone Facial deeply nourishes and hydrates, as well as firms and tones the skin. Facial rollers emit simultaneous microcurrent impulses to restore muscle tone and firmness and skin-repairing LED lights help to rejuvenate lacklustre skin. The rollers move over CACI’s award-winning Hydro Mask to deliver deeper hydration. CACI’s Hydratone Facial is an express treatment and it can be incorporated into a CACI Signature Non-Surgical Facial.
In your CACI pencil case: CACI Hydro Mask
Infused with hyaluronic acid, glycerin and hydrolyzed collagen this single-use silicone gel mask can help calm, hydrate and improve skin suppleness. Unfold each section of the mask and apply to cleansed skin on the upper and lower parts of the face. Leave for 10 -20 minutes. Any surplus serum from the mask can be applied to a dehydrated neck or decolletage.
Lesson 3: Brighten Those Peepers
There's something particularly annoying about dragging yourself out of bed when it's still dark outside that makes mornings even more painful in the Autumn months. It seems to have a major effect on our eyes too. The under-eye area can appear puffy with dark circles, so we end up looking permanently tired.
In Salon: CACI Eye Revive Treatment
An express eye treatment recommended two to three times a week, combines active microcurrent eye rollers, infused with CACI Eye Revive Gel.
In your CACI pencil case:
CACI Eye Revive Serum Line-smoothing, vegan-friendly lightweight serum contains hyaluronic acid, carrageenan (seaweed extracts) and peptides to help plump up the fragile skin around our eyes and help reduce fine lines and wrinkles. The serum will soothe tired skin, reduce puffiness, and help you look and feel more alert.
CACI Eye Revive Mask With hyaluronic acid, cucumber and green tea, keep in the fridge overnightand apply it first thing in the morning – acts like a refreshing splash of water on the eyes. A cooling SOS post-squinting-in-the-sun.
Lesson 4: Glow Up
To keep that ‘summer glow’ and avoid dull drab autumnal skin, it’s important to book regular CACI facials and consider what you’re using at home to maintain skin radiance.
In your CACI pencil case:
Fast absorbing, featherlight serum helps to brighten dull skin, improve uneven skin tone and combat signs of ageing, including dark spots and pigmentation. The unique plant-based Exosome bio-active delivery system enhances the absorption and effectiveness of the formula. The combination of Arbutin, Niacinamide, and Vitamin C help to boost luminosity for a healthy, radiant glow.
Lesson 5: Raise Your Hand!
Our hands can be the first area of our skin to show signs of ageing, including hyperpigmentation (caused by the sun). Rather than hide hands out of sight, CACI’s age-defying, hydration-boosting professional hand treatment and accompanying at-home hand care will encourage you to reveal, not conceal.
In Salon: CACI Hand Rejuvenation
The combo of CACI’s Rejuvenating Hand Mask working with CACI’s Electro Glove microcurrent technology results in silky smooth hands that look visibly softer and more youthful. The Electro Glove, made from electrically conductive silver fibre and antibacterial material is fitted over the Rejuvenating Hand Mask and, when activated with the CACI System, deliver tiny electrical impulses that help to improve skin firmness and boost circulation. For a simultaneous hand and face treatment, it can also be combined with CACI’s Non-Surgical Facial.
In your CACI pencil case:
Rejuvenating Hand Mask Containing water-binding Hyaluronic Acid, hydrating Hydrolysed Collagen and nourishing Shea Butter, the mask helps to reduce the signs of ageing by plumping up the skin and smoothing out uneven texture and the appearance of fine lines. The removable fingertips enable the Hand Mask to be worn whilst doing everyday tasks, for example continuing to work at a computer. Leave on for 20 minutes, before massaging excess product into the cuticles, palms and up to the elbows (there’s a generous amount of hand-nourishing cream in the mask) until fully absorbed.
