Hydrating Facial for Dry, Flaky Skin
A hydrating facial for dry skin removes surface flakes with a gentle enzyme exfoliant and floods the skin with hyaluronic acid, ceramides, and occlusive moisture to repair the barrier. Vivre's dry-skin facial takes 60 minutes and leaves skin visibly plumper, softer, and less tight, with results that last 2-3 weeks between visits.
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Dry skin lacks oil. Dehydrated skin lacks water. Most 'dry' skin is actually both, plus a damaged barrier from over-exfoliating or harsh cleansers.
We start with a cream cleanser and enzyme exfoliation, no scrubs and no acids strong enough to sting.
Hyaluronic acid is layered under a ceramide mask so water is pulled in and then sealed. We finish with an oil-based moisturizer suited to your skin so hydration doesn't evaporate on the drive home.
What to expect
- Consultation: we identify barrier damage, product overuse, and lifestyle factors like indoor heating or hot showers.
- Cream cleanse and warm compress to soften surface flakes.
- Enzyme exfoliation, gentle enough for very dry or irritated skin.
- Layered hyaluronic acid, ceramide mask, and facial massage.
- Oil-based moisturizer plus SPF, and a simple home routine focused on barrier repair.
Results
Skin feels immediately softer, less tight, and looks plumper. Flaking usually resolves within 24 hours. With monthly treatments and a barrier-friendly home routine, most clients no longer describe their skin as dry after 2-3 months.

Why choose Vivre for this
- No harsh acids, no drying alcohol, no fragrance.
- We identify whether your skin is dry, dehydrated, or barrier-damaged, and treat the right one.
- Home routine focused on the fewest possible products, not upselling.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between dry and dehydrated skin?
Dry skin doesn't produce enough oil and is usually a skin type you're born with. Dehydrated skin lacks water and is a temporary condition anyone can get. The treatment differs: dry skin needs oils and ceramides, dehydrated skin needs hyaluronic acid and less exfoliation.
How often should I get a hydrating facial?
Every 4 weeks during winter or after long flights, then every 6-8 weeks in warmer months. Consistency matters more than frequency, since your skin barrier takes about 4 weeks to fully rebuild.
Will a hydrating facial help with fine lines?
Yes, temporarily. Dehydrated skin exaggerates fine lines, so hydration alone can soften their appearance for 1-2 weeks. For long-term smoothing, pair with an anti-aging facial series.