Glo 411 • Frequently
Asked Questions
All Things Glo • Skin
& Waxing • Massage
All
Things
Glo
Where is Glo located?
Glo is found in the heart of the charming residential Uptown area. We have
our own private side entrance on the ground floor of a brownstone at 3609
Bryant Avenue South. For more information, visit our directions page.
What services are offered by Glo?
Glo provides skin care, massage, waxing and makeup services.
We also are available for spa parties and on-location
wedding makeup.
I have a 50% off promo coupon or gift certificate for
first-time clients.
What does this include?
You will receive half off of your entire first day of
services at Glo. We want
to afford you the luxury of experiencing as many or our services
that you want to try, and we know you'll want to come back for more.
Does Glo sell gift certificates?
We certainly do. If you're purchasing one for a first-time client, you'll
even be able to pay the promo price! Visit our gift
certificate page to
learn more.
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Skin & Waxing
I want to schedule a wax appointment. How long does my hair
have to be?
Your shortest hair should be about ¼ of an inch, or approximately
two weeks of hair growth.
Does waxing hurt?
Your first waxing appointment will hurt somewhat. However, we use an extraordinary
wax that reduces discomfort and skin irritation. After your initial appointment
you'll find that waxing becomes less painful and is achieved more swiftly
as your hair growth thins. It is advised that you do not wax four days
before, after or during your period. You can reduce discomfort by taking
an Ibuprofen one half hour before your appointment and exfoliating the area
that is to be waxed one day prior.
What are the benefits of getting facials? Will I break out afterward?
Our facials are customized to address your individual concerns and conditions.
Facials can help to reduce breakout, fade sun damage, promote hydration,
even skin tone, stimulate the lymph system and more. Facials are recommended
at least once a month with a personalized skin care regimen for maximum results.
On occasion, an abundance of clogged pores can bring congestion to the surface
as part of the detoxification process (much like when someone begins to use
Retin A.) However, this is a rare occurrence, unless it is a pre-existing
condition. We refrain from using oily massage creams and products that can
promote the formation of new pimples.
What if I don't know what kind of facial I need?
You can make an appointment for a facial without choosing a specific kind.
On the day of the appointment, your esthetician will recommend the appropriate
treatment based on your skin type and conditions.
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Massage
What will I have to wear for my massage?
You may disrobe to your comfort level. If you are more comfortable leaving
your undergarments on, please do so. Another alternative is to bring loose-fitting
shorts. Whichever option feels most comfortable to you, please be assured
that the therapist will respect your modesty at all times through the proper
draping of sheets and/or towels.
What are the benefits of massage?
Massage yields positive results both physically and mentally. Some of the many
benefits include the reduction of pain and stress, lower blood pressure and
better circulation, flexibility and immune function.
How often should I get a massage?
Massage frequency depends on your current condition and goals. Your therapist
will be able to advise you on a recommended plan of care. In general, once
per month is optimal for a maintenance massage.
What if I don't want a full body massage?
Before your first appointment, you will be asked to fill out a brief questionnaire.
This includes a section in which you will select all areas of the body that
are admissible to massage. If you regularly receive full body massages and
want a more area-focused massage, feel free to let your therapist know.
What products do you use for the massage?
The therapist may use scented or unscented oil, gel, lotion or a combination
of all of these. Please be sure to notify your therapist of any allergies
or skin sensitivities you may have prior to treatments.
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