Removing Facial Oxygen Cream

Video Transcript

"Jen has been sitting with the oxygen for about ten minutes. And we're going to just start by removing the saran wrap layers piece by piece, just so that the other layers can really benefit from absorbing that oxygen as long as possible. So, we'll just start at the top and remove any excess product. Usually the skin absorbs most, not all of the product, but there will be a little bit of residue. And then we'll just go in and if she needs extractions, we'll just get rid of any build up or impurities that kind of collect over the months. And you never want to be very harsh in squeezing the skin surface; you never want to extract anything that's not ready to come out. That's very important because that causes scarring on the skin, so not always do people need extractions. So if you don't see anything that needs to come out then we go on to the next section. I usually tend to leave the nose area for last because almost everyone has a little bit of build up in their nose. It's our filter, so things collect and kind of hang out there. And being as I'm meaning like blackheads and dirt and oil and all that. So by keeping the saran wrap over the part that your skin is just absorbing the oxygen up to the very last minute. And we are removing the saran wrap section by section because that just maximizes your skin really absorbing the oxygen. So we do this in sections to really insure that your skin is absorbing the oxygen up until the very last second of removing it. So feel free to take your time with this. You know your skin will definitely benefit from oxygen no matter what skin type or age."