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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Fruit Facial.
Yes — the Fruit Facial can be adapted for sensitive or rosacea-prone skin using milder enzyme concentrations and calming botanicals. We perform a patch test and customize products. Avoid treatment during active flare-ups; your esthetician will advise the safest option for your skin.
A full Fruit Facial appointment at RCs usually lasts 45 to 60 minutes, including consultation, cleansing, enzyme application, a nourishing mask, and finishing serums. Timing varies with customizations, but most clients leave with an immediate refreshed, glowing complexion.
We use organic, fruit-derived ingredients such as papaya (papain), pineapple (bromelain), citrus extracts for vitamin C, natural plant oils, and calming botanicals. All blends are preservative-free where possible and tailored to your skin's sensitivity and needs.
For lasting benefits we recommend scheduling a Fruit Facial every 4–6 weeks to support cell turnover and collagen health. Frequency may be adjusted depending on concerns like acne, pigmentation, or hydration needs—your esthetician will create a personalized plan.
Avoid scheduling the Fruit Facial the same day as waxing or threading to prevent extra irritation. If combining services, allow at least 48 hours between treatments; either perform waxing/threading first and the facial after, or vice versa, based on your esthetician's advice.
Most clients experience minimal downtime—possible mild redness, tingling, or light flaking for 24–72 hours. Because enzymes can increase sun sensitivity, apply SPF and avoid strong actives like retinoids for 48 hours. Contact us if you have prolonged irritation.