I Got A Biologique Recherche Facial in Los Angeles | Susan Yara

I can't believe this is my first Biologique Recherche facial! I recently went to the Ambassade in Los Angeles to finally see what it's all about. Watch this for my experience. What do you think? Would you try this facial?

Cost: $250 for 60 minutes
*Note that price ranges depending on add ons and personalization.

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:40 Esthetician Intro
01:03 Facial Begins
01:08 Cleanse
02:28 Skin Analysis
02:43 Treatment
07:00 Moisturizer
08:00 Outro

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[dreadmage]

as an Esthetician myself, I LOVE seeing how others work and move in the treatment room!

[YuliaRamos]

This brand transformed my skin by 90% at least. Elizabeth is fantastic!!

[RW-ytro]

we need an updated melasma routine or a melasma favorites product list, cause OMG the improvement is CRAZYYY noticeable .

[PhongKelby]

your melasma has been improving great deal, Susan. Been following you for a long time, all of your efforts and treatments finally showing results Xo

[Jordan-Marie]

I knew from Cynthia’s sweet voice and many videos around the internet about her level of care, but wow. What a dream! I have never had a facial like this before- I have gone to many LA facialists and she by far did everything I could have known of and even looked up information about my skin condition to help me when I return to Texas. I could get borderline emotional about this sort of caring service. It’s just rare to find someone like her. Make this appointment to better yourself and your future with self care knowledge. Cynthia has pushed the bar for others and will bring the best skin you have out at the end of your time with her. Thank you Cynthia and see you next time for the full body!

[Hannah-iqki]

Your complexion with makeup and without makeup both look flawless. This was truly relaxing to watch.

[TheSkinSavior_]

Loooovvvveee that you finally were able to experience a BR facial. They’re life changing, I’m biased because I provide their treatments but I was a client getting BR facials beforehand and it’s what really pushed me to become an Esthie. You HAVE to go back for a remodeling facial!

[Joannabanana]

These videos are always my favorite since I dont do a lot of in office skincare. It is just fun to see what is out there!

[blueeyedredhead]

I love these kind of videos, they are so calming. I would love to get a facial like this.

[DanyCCastro]

BR is my number 1 skincare brand 😍 it’s the onlyyyy thing that got rid of my acne. Their facials are the best

[safrica]

Been lucky enough to get one of the BR facials at Rescue Spa, and it was amazing! I still use P50 1970, and will always have it.

[tjeannine]

Heaven! I love BR. The oxygen mask is like no other. THE BEST.

[liammaple]

I LOVE BR so damn much. I’ve never repurchase any cosmetics more than once just because I love trying new skin care… until BR. It’s the real deal.

[VanCityGal]

I have been using the P50 toner over the last few months and love it. Game changer for my skin!

[JillBucySkincare]

Biologique Recherché soin lissant booster is the most plumping and lifting treatment I know. Amazing results

[maggiedill]

I love this brand and have been using the p50 for 5+ years. I feel like I haven’t seen you talk much about p50. Do you have any thoughts on it? I would love to see a review!

[bili]

I was hoping that you will get some products and review them later. Great video, anyway. I live for these facial videos.

[skinjin]

I'm licensed as a skin therapist (Esthetician) and massage therapist in the midwest and I have some things to say about this.

1st- I love watching your facial videos, especially since I get to see a lot of east/west coast luxury set ups and protocols which feed that insatiable nerd in me.

2nd- It feels good to see her using some of the same tech I use. Plus my price points are much lower thanks to much cheaper living. 😅

3rd- Oh my globb that toner mist looked so I think I have a need.

4th - Okay, here's where I gotta get more salty. She isn't doing lymphatic drainage. Like, not even in the slightest. She only moves in upward motions? Why? Because aGiNg? That's not real! .. Guys.. Susan.. Where do you think lymph goes? Lymphatic drainage has to go down into its lymph ducts and I can for sure tell you it's not up into your brain. Her pumping movements along with the upwards direction is basically overwhelming the local lymph vessels and not allowing the drainage to flow in the direction it wants to go. You are not supposed to be leaving a facial wayyy puffier than when you arrived. It's hard to tell with the lighting and absolutely flawless makeup, but the easiest area to clock the puff is around the eyes. Look at her eyes at the beginning of the video and the end, that's not a freshly lymph drained face. The other area you can kind of tell is around the left cheek. It's not as perfectly chiseled as before, again makeup is definitely taken into consideration.

5th - As much as I internally weep watching her "lymphatic drainage", I can tell Elizabeth is a great skin therapist. I can tell she has spent time perfecting her craft. Her movements flow beautifully and watching her precision applying that mask around the eye gave me nerdy goosebumps. Not to mention her pleasing spa voice. I won't let her poor anatomy education outshine her craft. I understand that it's probably the brands gimmicky marketing tactics.

Basically, I'm tired of seeing bad massage techniques/modalities in these kinds of videos and this one made me cringe hard enough to make a cringe comment. Massage has many modalities and not every state here in America takes massage very seriously. You don't even have to be licensed in massage or have any anatomy training in several states, California being one of them.

Anywho, I hope if Elizabeth somehow sees this, that she doesnt take it seriously. Thats my only worry about posting this late night opinion piece. I recognize her craft and I hope others see it too. 🫶

[ChrisCupcake]

This is awesome to watch. Very soothing.

One thing I'd love clarification on is the water/protein-based serum being able to penetrate the skin better than a slippery serum. While this makes sense & maybe it has to do with the skin not being warm from steam or hot water being used, I thought serums that may be slippery penetrate better than water-based serums. I'll still use both types of course. I'd just appreciate some clarity. Thx!

[emiliojosesanchezmartinez]

Susan qué opinas de biologique recherche de la crema ISO placenta y del serum oligo proteínas marines hace poco que compre los productos y a mí me van genial es la primera vez que uso biologique recherche y me gustaría cual pueden ser mejor para mí yo tengo 47 años y piel es normal