Here's what you're putting on your skin — and why we love it.
Understanding the process helps you get better results at home and in the treatment room.
When it comes to choosing actives for your treatment, our therapists are selective. Here's why Citrus bergamia (Bergamot) peel oil earns its place.
These are the results our guests notice — and the reasons we keep coming back to this ingredient.
Enhances skin luminosity and radiance.
Regulates sebum levels for a clearer complexion.
Calms redness and sensitive skin.
Minimises the appearance of pores for smoother skin.
We recommend this ingredient for the following concerns and skin types. If you're unsure, your therapist can assess your skin during a consultation.
Straight from the treatment room — something most guests don't know about Citrus bergamia (Bergamot) peel oil.
Not every ingredient is for everyone — here's who we see the best results with.
Getting the application right makes all the difference. Here's what our therapists suggest.
Avoid combining with photosensitising ingredients like retinol during the day, as it may increase skin sensitivity to sunlight.
These are the products our therapists recommend when guests want to continue working with Citrus bergamia (Bergamot) peel oil between visits.
While we don't currently have a treatment built specifically around Citrus bergamia (Bergamot) peel oil, our therapists may incorporate it into your session based on your skin's needs. Ask about it during your next visit — or explore our full treatment menu below.
Avoid using on broken skin or immediately before sun exposure, as it may increase sensitivity to UV rays. Always patch test before full application.
Citrus bergamia peel oil is generally considered safe during pregnancy when used in diluted form. However, it is advisable to conduct a patch test and consult with a healthcare professional.
Ask Ivy, our skincare concierge, for personalised guidance — or book a consultation and let one of our therapists assess your skin in person.