Tip: the laser that helps against pigmentation and skin ageing
This year, I had a resolution for myself and I can proudly say that I succeeded with flying colours; I wanted to take better care of my skin and therefore do facials more often. So I had never had those two years ago, which I cannot imagine now. So I was really a newbie then and had no idea what it all entailed, and besides, the choice was huge everywhere.
Because I am a creature of habit when I am enjoying myself somewhere, I soon settled down at BLOY Institute in Amsterdam-Zuid, and two years later it is still my default go-to for all treatments. Last week, I was there and they had something new, something I think a lot of people will be happy about.
In fact, they now offer facials that include using the LYMA Laser work. I had seen this name a lot on the internet, but had not yet experienced the treatment with this laser myself. In reviews on the internet, you read that people wax lyrical about this laser, as it is very good against pigmentation (which is great, because so far I haven't found anything that really works against that) and it also combats skin ageing.
They offer the LYMA Laser with different treatments (I actually always go for The Signature Facial, but next time I'll choose The Red Carpet, since I have a party the day after). They also sell it for home use - yep, this laser is so easy to use (just check the YouTube reviews) that you can use it at home while watching TV just fine. It's definitely not cheap, which makes it all the nicer that you can try it out in advance at this salon. You can even buy rides cards so you're guaranteed five to 10 treatments. Anyway, I immediately tipped it to my girlfriends who suffer from pigmentation spots, because they too have not found anything that really works so far. So definitely worth a try.
And if you weren't convinced yet: Emma Stone swears by this too, and if it gives me even a fraction of her skin, I'm already satisfied.
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