VISIA Skin Analysis in Ogden, Utah
Learn the true condition of your skin with a VISIA Skin Analysis! Using RBX technology, IntelliFlash®, Cross-Polarization, and UV photography, the VISIA records and measures the surface and subsurface skin conditions, including wrinkles, enlarged pores, textural irregularities, sun damage, hyperpigmentation, and more. Once your skin analysis is complete, you will be provided with a detailed report on your skin specific problem areas, compare your skin to the results of others your age, and we will customize treatment recommendations specifically for your complexion.
The Skin Analysis
SPOTS >
"Typical brown or red skin marks, distinguishable by the distinct color and contrast from the background skin tone. Spots vary in size and shape and are visible to the naked eye."
- Canfield Science
Spots
WRINKLES >
Wrinkles
"Furrows, folds, or creases in the skin that can increase as a result of sun exposure and are associated with a decrease in skin elasticity." - Canfield Science
TEXTURE >
Texture
"Raised and depressed areas that indicate variation on the skin surface affecting skin smoothness." - Canfield Science
PORES >
Pores
"Circular surface openings of sweat glad ducts. Due to shadowing, enlarged pores appear darker than surrounding skin tone and are identified by the darker color and circular shape."
- Canfield Science
UV SPOTS
UV Spots
"The absorption of UV light by the epidermal melanin just below the skins surface results in the display and detection of UV spots that can result from sun damage." - Canfield Science
BROWN SPOTS >
Brown Spots
"Pigmentation and discoloration on and beneath the skins surface."
- Canfield Science
RED AREAS >
Red Areas
"Concentrated darker red areas, which may be related to a variety of conditions such as inflammation or spider veins."
- Canfield Science
PORPHYRINS >
Porphyrins
"Bacteria excretions that can become logged in pores."
- Canfield Science
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How long does eyebrow tinting last?Each individual is different when it comes to lasting color. On average, our brow tinting lasts between 3-6 weeks. Factors that may affect the duration of your color include: how much pressure you use when you wash, use of exfoliant in the area, what type of makeup remover you use, sun exposure, sunscreen use and how quickly your hair cycles.
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How long does a brow wax last?To keep your brow shape looking great, we recommend waxing every 2-3 weeks. Eyebrow hair tends to become more noticeable outside the boundaries of the brow if itโs not maintained frequently, leaving your shape on the unruly side.
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What are the side effects of brow wax and tinting?Most people who tint their eyebrows do not experience any side effects. However, if you wax your brows there are some possible side effects, which may include: pain, redness, irritation, temporary bumps, ingrown hair, sun sensitivity and possible bleeding. Talk to our master aesthetician to determine your risks and whatโs best for your skin type so we can reduce the possible side effects
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Is waxing less painful than tweezing?Waxing is ideal for those who are adverse to the pain and time associated with plucking or tweezing. The process of waxing takes less time and can cover more area than plucking hair one at a time. If youโve got thick or coarse hair, or if you need a larger area of hair removed, waxing is a quicker, better choice.
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How long does a brow lamination last?Our brow laminations last 4-6 weeks. We provide you with after care instructions that preserve the longevity of your perfectly sculpted brows!
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Does brow lamination damage the hair?It does not cause long term damage to the hair. The product we use is custom formulated to be gentle on the hair and skin.
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Does brow lamination hurt?There is no discomfort associated with brow lamination.
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How long does brow lamination take?Brow lamination takes, give or take, 45 minutes.
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Is there down time with brow lamination?For the first 24 hours after your brow lamination, we recommend not getting your brows wet or participating in activities that will cause excessive sweating. Do not touch the brow area or apply makeup to the brows.