DermaClear Clinic

Five years of facials, every three weeks without fail. And a jar she won’t be without. 🫶

This is Paige. She’s been coming to Dermaclear for five years and takes her homecare just as seriously as her appointments. Religiously every 3 weeks 🥰

Her skin is lipid dry, meaning it needs more than hydration alone, it needs oils and nourishment too.
That’s why Sculpt & Glow Balm has earned its place in her routine.

For skin like hers, a nourishing balm helps:
• Soften dry, rough areas.
• Hold moisture in and reduce water loss.
• Ease that tight, uncomfortable feeling.
• Keep skin feeling supple and comfortable between treatments.

We use it for facial massage in the clinic, but its place in her routine doesn’t end when the facial does.

Paige isn’t taking the whole treatment room home. Just her favourite part. 🤭

You must avoid all of these things for at least 24 hours after your facial. 💌😎

If anyone asks, yes, this is 100% real and they’ll need to wait until tomorrow. 😉

Just relax and enjoy your facial day. I’ll take the blame. 😉

There’s something really special about being trusted with the things people don’t tell everyone.

Over the years, my treatment room has held a lot more than skin concerns. Big life changes, hard seasons, exciting news, tears, laughs… sometimes all in the same appointment 🫶

And I never take that trust lightly.

Creating a space where women can come in, exhale, be themselves and feel looked after has always mattered to me just as much as the treatment itself.

Because a facial is never just a facial.

It’s nervous system regulation, self-care, a deep breath, an hour where nobody needs anything from you, a chance to switch off, be looked after and leave feeling a little lighter than when you walked in.

And honestly, I think that part matters just as much as what we’re doing to your skin.

Ready to exhale? Book your appt today
Love Halima x

Your morning and evening skincare routines shouldn’t be doing the exact same job.

During the day, your skin is exposed to UV, pollution, heat, sweat and environmental stress, so the focus is more on protection, antioxidants, hydration and SPF.

At night, you’re not dealing with those same exposures, so your routine can shift more toward hydration, barrier support and targeted actives like retinoids, acids or peptides, depending on your skin.

So the easiest way to think about it is:

AM = protect + prevent
PM = repair + replenish

You don’t need two completely different shelves of products, just a different intention behind each routine.

Not sure where to begin send us a dm today Dermaclear Clinic| Advanced Skin Rejuvenation Sydney

If you booked a facial in the 80s… chances are we were doing the absolute most!

Steam, rotary brushes, extractions, galvanic, vacuum suction, high frequency, massage, mask… the full works.

And honestly, when I look back at it, parts of it don’t feel that far removed from when I started in the industry over 23 years ago.

Back then, facials were often much more about the full ritual. You booked a facial, and you got the facial.

Now, the way we treat skin is much more considered.

We’re looking at the barrier, inflammation, dehydration, sensitivity, congestion, pigmentation, vascular activity, homecare, and what that skin can actually tolerate before deciding what belongs in the treatment.

One skin might benefit from resurfacing and extractions.

Another might need no steam, enzyme exfoliation over chemical one and no extractions at all.

Sometimes the treatment is about hydration, barrier support, calming or lymphatic work before we even think about doing anything more active.

That’s probably one of the biggest shifts I’ve seen in the industry.

It’s not about how many steps we can fit into an hour.

It’s about knowing what to use, when to use it, and when to leave the skin alone.

Still… the 80s were a whole vibe 😂

The music. The fashion. The facial room.

What do you wish was still trending rrom@the 80s?

Also FYI - I was born in the 80s 🙊💁‍♀️

December skin starts now 🤍

If there’s something you want to improve in your skin by the end of the year, it’s not too late September is still a great time to start.

Not with one big treatment right before an event, but with a plan that gives your skin time to respond, strengthen and change.

My September Skin Reset includes four bespoke treatments from September through to December, chosen around your skin and what we’re actually trying to achieve.

No cookie-cutter facial plan. No chasing a quick fix. Just the right treatments, at the right time, for your skin.

DM RESET if you’d like to know more.

Dermaclear Clinic| Advanced Skin Rejuvenation Sydney