To the uninitiated, a 24k golden facial treatment sounds deliciously lavish – like something you would treat yourself to have become rich and famous. Indeed, many of the world’s most celebrated supermodels are fans, including Kaia Gerber, Bella, and Gigi Hadid. But the treatment doesn’t necessarily have to eat up a millionaire’s wage packet.
Pure 24-karat gold has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant qualities, which is why it has become a popular ingredient for facials. Cleopatra reportedly wore a pure gold mask every night to enhance her beauty. An infusion of gold leads to tighter, firmer, and more radiant skin and can be used to treat a dull, tired, and aging complexion. The light flakes of pure gold used on the face are feathery in texture and bring about a warm feeling on the face during the treatment.
How does it work?
The gold facial treatment has many variations, depending on the provider. At Expert Centre, the treatment lasts for around one hour, starting with a luxury double cleanse and then a steaming session to open the pores. This exfoliates the skin so it’s ready to absorb the gold ingredients.
The next stage is a 20-minute infusion massage with gold serums and then the application of a gold gel mask. A further 24k gold leaf mask is applied after this has been removed. The gold leaves are massaged into the skin to boost collagen, hydration, and nutrients, giving you the ultimate radiant look. Expert utilises gold products with the largest amount of active ingredients and uses a double gold mask for optimum results.
Who should try the treatment?
The gold facial is suitable for anyone looking for a luxury treatment that provides a youthful glow and improved circulation to the skin. The Gold Facial also gets rid of any dullness around the face.
How many sessions do I need?
Gold facials can be taken every 2 to 4 weeks to keep your skin in optimum condition and to get rid of pollutants. Some people only use the treatment occasionally, such as before a big event to freshen up your look.
Results
The opulent treatment gives a clear, bright skin tone.
What are the other ingredients in a gold facial?
Gold facial ingredients commonly used include grape leaf extracts, caviar and pearl extracts.
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Benefits of these ingredients
Caviar: Its extracts are known to be rich in multivitamins like A, D, B, and trace elements. Caviar also contains amino acids that are great for the skin. All these ingredients, when combined, boost the skin cells’ metabolism.
Pearl extracts:
These provide your skin with a liveliness and glow. Pearl extracts stimulate growth factors that are responsible for vital skin functioning. They also help to provide your skin with the ideal tone and elasticity.
Grape leaf extracts: Grape leaf extracts are based on fruit acids that are fantastic for cell renewal and act as a protective shield for the skin against external elements.
Fans of the treatment will also like…
The Microneedling Facial compliments the gold facial, as it rejuvenates, tightens and firms the skin. Tiny pin pricks trick the skin into thinking it’s injured and therefore force it into starting its natural healing process. The growth of new skin cells and connective tissue is then stimulated and more collagen is produced. This production of collagen transforms the skin, making it look tighter, more even and more youthful.
Gold compounds are useful as potential HIV agents and for cancer treatments. Cisplatin, a drug commonly used to treat cancer, has a chemical formula containing platinum. The injectable drug kills the cancer cells but also harms some of the healthy cells, leading to side effects such as hair loss. Researchers at North Carolina State University also discovered that minute gold particles added to a previously abandoned HIV drug could re-spark its ability to stop the virus from taking over the body’s immune system.
The injectable drug kills the cancer cells but also harms some of the healthy cells, leading to side effects such as hair loss. Researchers at North Carolina State University also discovered that minute gold particles added to a previously abandoned HIV drug could re-spark its ability to stop the virus from taking over the body’s immune system.
Other uses of gold for health purposes
Gold’s health benefits have come under the spotlight in the 21st Century. It is a common ingredient in a number of modern medical treatments.
Implants at risk of infection often utilise gold as it is very resistant to bacteria. The wires of pacemakers and stents used to treat heart disease also make use of the metal. Three gold grains are inserted into the prostate in a treatment for prostate cancer. X-rays locate these grains so the doctor can find a precise position for the gland.
Gold compounds in medicines have been used to combat rheumatoid arthritis since the late 1920s when a French doctor stumbled across its anti-inflammatory properties. Some believe gold, injected with the drug Myocrisin, changes the immune response of those suffering from the condition. However, it is only recommended for use as an injectable treatment as a last resort, as some people have suffered ulcers, rashes, and kidney issues because of it.
Gold compounds are useful as potential HIV agents and for cancer treatments. Cisplatin, a drug commonly used to treat cancer, has a chemical formula containing platinum. The injectable drug kills the cancer cells but also harms some of the healthy cells, leading to side effects such as hair loss. Researchers at North Carolina State University also discovered that minute gold particles added to a previously abandoned HIV drug could re-spark its ability to stop the virus from taking over the body’s immune system.
The Final Say
A gold facial applied by an experienced professional is, well, pure gold. The best part of Expert gold facial is that you can enjoy it from the comfort of your home. At Expert Centre, we provide a double gold mask so that you can get the best from this indulgent facial treatment. Book now to enjoy the most relaxing facial at an amazing price.
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