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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Back Scrub to Exfoliate.
This enhancement is a concentrated 15-minute treatment performed during your session. Your therapist will scrub, rinse or wipe, and apply moisturizer or serum so your back is smooth and hydrated before finishing your main service.
We use gentle, customizable scrubs and techniques for sensitive skin. Tell your therapist about reactions or medications; we'll patch test or use milder formulas. Avoid if you have open wounds, sunburn, or active rashes until healed.
Yes—it's designed as a spa enhancement and pairs well with massages, facials, or body wraps. Your therapist will adjust timing to seamlessly include the scrub without disrupting the flow of your primary service.
For most people, every two to four weeks supports optimal skin renewal. Athletes or those with heavy sweating may prefer weekly or biweekly sessions; your therapist will recommend frequency based on skin type and activity level.
Mild redness or warmth can occur briefly but usually subsides within hours. We use soothing post-scrub serums to calm skin. If you experience prolonged irritation, contact us — you may need gentler products or a patch test.
Contraindications include open wounds, recent chemical peels, sunburn, certain skin infections, or active inflammatory conditions. Inform staff of medications (like retinoids) or health concerns before booking so we can adjust or recommend alternatives.