
Getting A Facial Just Got More Manageable with Glowbar’s 30 Minute Approach
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Join us for an interview with the founder of the 30
Minute facial, Rachel Liverman. Glowbar is a new skincare concept disrupting the spa industry with no-frills, 30-minute, customized, and solution-oriented facial treatments that have made it a breakout New York success. Glowbar has reinvented the facial experience, with their quick, effective, and approachable treatments and an aesthetically designed algorithm that eliminates consumer anxiety, overwhelming treatment menus, and the need for expensive add-ons. The experience includes an esthetician-led survey to better understand client’s needs and to determine a treatment plan which can include Dermaplaning, Chemical peels, Extractions, LED, Microcurrent, or High Frequency. Monthly memberships are $55 – which include one treatment per month and 10% of retail products – with standalone appointments also available for $75. Glowbar is working to make skincare inclusive to everyone and as attainable as we expect other traditional health services to be, while standing by their mission of helping people feel confident in their skin
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