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How to Create the Perfect Atmosphere for a Facial
About Facial Consultations
How to Pre-Cleanse before a Facial
Cleansing the Skin for a Facial
Exfoliation the Skin Before a Facial
How to Remove Debris from Skin in a Facial
Using Skin Toners for a Facial
Lymphatic Drainage for Facials
Using Ionzyme Sonophoresis for Facials
Using Iontophoresis for Facials: Part 1
Using Iontophoresis for Facials: Part 2
Using Iontophoresis for Facials: Part 3
How to Treat Body Skin during a Facial
How to Wax a Client During a Facial
Using Sun block to Protect your Facial Skin
Summary: Learn the final steps on how to use iontophoresis during a facial with expert skin care tips in this free beauty video clip.
Born in Louisiana, and raised in Los Angeles, Gena Haba studied at Yamano School of Beauty and worked as an esthetician for 25 years. Haba is currently a Regional Consultant and...read more
" Welcome, my name is Bridget Beaz and I am Gina Habba. On behalf of expertvillage.com in this clip we will talk more about iontophoresis. The machine that Bridget is using today is a patented machine that is known as the Environ DF Ionzyne machine. If you would like more information on the machine please go to www.dermogenesis.com. So I am removing the algae mask after having had the iontophoresis for 15 minutes. So it is like getting a new skin under it and what iontophoresis and this wonderful mask do is that they promote the production of elastin and collagen. So it is wonderful to do it to maintain your skin and it really make your home routine, your home skin care regimen much more, you know valuable and worth it. So we can already see that this skin is glowing and that it has a much better look and more plumped."
eHow Article: Using Iontophoresis for Facials: Part 3
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