Before a wedding, a photo session, an important occasion or a meeting, we usually want fresh, calm and well-hydrated skin. The biggest mistake is testing strong treatments at the last minute.

The plan should be the opposite: the closer to the event, the fewer experiments and the greater the emphasis on tried-and-tested procedures.

30 days before: a plan and active treatments

A month before the event is a good moment for a cosmetology consultation, a care assessment and any treatments requiring regeneration. If the skin qualifies for peels, microneedling or mesotherapy, we plan them with time to spare.

14 days before: refreshment and hydration

Two weeks before the event it is usually better to choose treatments the skin already knows or that have predictable regeneration. A good direction can be Aqua Clean hydrogen cleansing or a care treatment matched to the skin barrier.

7 days before: no experiments

What can be considered close to the event?

With good tolerance, a great choice can be KOBIDO, a gentle facial massage, hydrating care, a hybrid manicure, a hybrid pedicure or subtle brow and lash styling. The choice depends on what has been tried before.

The most event-ready effect comes from calm, non-irritated skin. A plan made in advance is much better than a strong treatment the day before the event.

Frequently asked questions

Which treatment should I have a week before a wedding?

It is safer to choose proven, gentle procedures: hydration, gentle cleansing or a facial massage. Strong exfoliation and new treatments are better not tested then.

Can cleansing be done the day before an event?

It is usually better to plan it earlier, because the skin may react with temporary redness. The cosmetologist sets the timing after assessing the complexion.

How far in advance should treatments be planned before a big day?

Stronger treatments ideally a month ahead, gentler and hydrating ones closer to the date. Brow, lash and nail styling is worth doing with time left for any correction.