We are an authorized retailer for Glo Skin Beauty located Edmonton, Alberta, in the heart of Old Strathcona, on Whyte Ave and 105 Street.
Glo utilizes innovative research and technology to create formulas with concentrated active ingredients to clinically transform the skin.
Best of all, Glo is a cruelty-free brand and vows to never test products on animals, allow others to test on animals on their behalf, use raw ingredients tested on animals, or even enter into business markets that require animal testing.
Glo Skin Beauty formulas are paraben-free and safe for the most sensitive of skin types.
Not sure which products are right for you?
Try our Home Care Selection Guide to choose the right products to target your skin type and concerns!
Achieve your skin goals by pairing your skincare with dérmica treatments.
Try our Treatment Selection Guide. Our easy-to-use, digital guide makes selecting the correct treatment for your skin type and concerns a breeze! Our Skin questionnaire allows us to understand your skin type and concerns. Based on your answers, we recommend treatments to address your skin concerns and help you make informed decisions.
Perhaps not… but have you considered what adding extra volume to your brows will do for your face?
👉the EYES 👁👁
Full brows will bring attention to your eyes. Your ideal brow colour should compliment your natural hair and eye colour. Your technician will blend a custom colour to create the best possible colour match.
👉the FACE 🙂
Microblading helps correct asymmetry caused by minor differences between your left and right brow. Your technician will take facial measurements to ensure the most flattering brow shape to frame your face shape.
3 Microblading Levels
Dérmica offers 3 microblading levels to help you achieve your dream brows.
1. LEVEL I – up to 30% additional coverage.
If all you’re looking for is a little extra volume, a LEVEL I is all you need. LEVEL I clients have an existing shape in their brows, no major correction is needed, just some strokes here and there. LEVEL I Microblading is often opted for by clients that want to correct minor mistakes such as over plucking of the tail or arch.
2. LEVEL II- up to 60% additional coverage.
If you want to thicken the shape of your brows, you most likely need a LEVEL II.
LEVEL II Microblading requires your technician to create a new shape using your existing brow shape. Multiple corrections are made on a LEVEL II procedure. Often, strokes are added to the bottom AND top of your existing brow line as well as adding strokes to the tails for a finished look from beginning to end.
3. LEVEL III- up to 100% additional coverage.
Clients who require a LEVEL III procedure have very little to no brow shape. Using geometry to take in-depth measurements, the technician creates a brow shape to last you 2-3 years.
Click HERE to learn about contraindications, booking procedures, pre and post treatment care, pricing, plus more!
Purchase a treatment package! Receive 15% OFF when you purchase a series of 6 treatments.
Are you ready for your treatment?
PLEASE SHAVE AREAS TO BE TREATED FLUSH TO SKIN THE MORNING BEFORE YOUR APPOINTMENT.
REVIEW THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA BEFORE BOOKING ONLINE.
Time frame: Dependent on size of area being treated.
Pre-treatment protocols:
Must not currently be on or have used Accutane or any other oral prescription acne medications in the past 12 months
If currently using any products containing AHA/BHA/Retin A/Vitamin A on the area being treated, you must discontinue usage 2 weeks prior to procedure
Must wait a minimum of 4 weeks (or up to 6 weeks for darker skin types) from last tanning (artificial or natural) AND/OR waxing session
If currently on any prescription medications, check with your physician regarding possible photosensitivity
Recommended sessions: 8-12
Downtime required: 24 hrs
Contraindications:
Diabetes
Pregnancy
Disorders stimulated by light
Cancer (remission under 2 years)
Epilepsy
Use of photosensitive medication and herbs
Active infection of Herpes Simplex in treatment area
Use of anticoagulants
Potential side effects:
Discomfort
Fragile skin
Edema (swelling)
Erythema (redness)
This special is not valid with any other offer/promotion. Offer valid from January 1-31, 2020. No pre-purchasing. Areas must be booked on same day. Areas purchased must be of equal or greater value ($90). Multiple sessions allowed; to take advantage of this offer, book one session on the first week of January, and your next session on the last week of January.
Brow Lamination gives you that “fluffy” look for full, thicker brows.
It is a simple procedure and is generally done in 1 hour. On average this service lasts 4-6 weeks.
Observe the following tips for maximum results:
do not wear brow makeup the day of your appointment
do not wet your brows 48 hours post-service
brush brows after washing your face
Unlike microblading, brow lamination works solely with your existing brow hair.
For many people, this may be the solution they need. The process involves securing the hair in an upward stroke pattern, then setting them into place with a gentle brow perming solution. Once complete, the brows appear fuller, bolder, and the strands remain in position.
Why are my underarms and bikini-line discoloured and rough?
The appearance of skin discolouration in the underarm and pubic regionsare a common concern noted with Hair Removal clients. These dark patches may be accompanied by other symptoms such as irritation, rough texture, odour, or small growths.
It is important to properly diagnose the causes of your condition in order to understand the triggers and prepare a treatment plan for silky, even-toned skin.
Possible causes of skin discolouration
1| Health Factors
Although this may not be the most common cause, underlying health conditions and medications account for a large majority of the possibilities.
Health conditions:
Acanthosis – a skin condition described as dark, velvety skin, in the groin, underarms, elbows, knees, neck, or groin area
Acromegaly – a condition that causes overproduction of human growth hormone
Cushing’s Syndrome – a condition caused by an excess production or exposure to cortisol
Skin infections
Hyperthyroidism
Excessive weight
Diabete
Medications:
Insulin
Corticosteroids
Human growth hormone
Birth control
Niacin
2| Genetic Influences
Hyperpigmentation or ‘dark patches’ are most prevalent in skin tones that naturally produce higher levels of melanin.
Melanin is the pigment produced by the skin cells that provides it with colour. The amount of melanin in the skin fluctuates with sun exposure and in cases of scarring. Because darker skin tones retain and produce more melanin, they are at higher risk of developing dark patches and scars.
3| Friction
The skin’s natural response to trauma is to repair itself in the affected area by producing fresh cells to replace the damaged cells.
Repeated friction over sensitive areas of the skin due to tight or abrasive fabricscan cause micro-trauma to the skin which in turn stimulates the repair process. The skin then forms an abundance of cells over the pressure sites giving way for the appearance of dark patches, or streaks in the skin.
4. | Shaving
Shaving the bikini line and underarms can be harsh on the sensitive skin covering these areas, especially considering these areas are often populated with fast growing hair that requires frequent shaves.
When the sharp blades of the razor glide along the skin, they make just enough contact with the skin to scrape away a thin sheet of dead skin. This can cause micro trauma to the skin, triggering the repair process which then draws pigment to the area.
5. |Chemicals
Skin interaction with ingredients found in deodorant can often lead to discolouration. Aluminum compounds in deodorants keep the underarms dry by blocking the pores from excreting sweat and helps prevent odour by inhibiting the bacterial growth.
Although there are
many different contributors to this skin condition, there are also various
remedies that may provide relief. Stay tuned for Pt.2
Shop professional skincare products recommended by Dérmica! Try our Home Care Selection Guide to choose the right products to target your skin type and concerns!
Throughout December, save $55 on your Back Acid (Chemical) Peel!
A peel involves chemically removing the outermost layers of the skin which in return promotes exfoliation and cell turnover. Depending on the type of peels used they can help treat fine lines, textural issues, acne, scarring, redness and provide a fresher, healthier appearance to the skin.
Through a a proper consultation, your professional service provider will educate you about the peel and the expected outcomes including post treatment instructions.
Whether you’d like to use acid peels as an anti aging method, or have a clear skin goal, your service provider can create a treatment plan customized for you.
-TYPES OF ACID PEELS-
ENZYME PEEL
Our
Enzyme Peel is a 20% multi-fruit acid complex made of white grape wine and
fresh fruit pulp that gently exfoliates the upper epidermis while wine
polyphenols condition the skin. A great introductory-level peel ideal
for all skin types.
BRIGHTENING PEEL
This
acid peel solution provides intense exfoliation for combination and dry skin
types concerned with aging and hyperpigmentation. It contains 35% glycolic and
35% lactic acid. Ideal for dry and sensitive skin types.
ACNE PEEL
This 20% salicylic
acid solution provides intense exfoliation for problematic or oily skin areas,
even within oil-rich pores. Intense exfoliation for problematic or oily
skin areas, even within oil-rich pores.
RETINOL PEEL
This
1% Retinol and Vitamin C peel provides softer, firmer, brighter skin and
diminishes the appearance of pores. Can be booked alone or added to another
peel for an extra boost. Ideal for all skin types except acne,
breakouts, and sensitivity.
NOTE: To be eligible for the Acne or Retinol peels, your skin must be pretreated with AHA or BHA (e.g. Enzyme Peel or pretreated with home care)
PLEASE REVIEW THE CRITERIA BEFORE
BOOKING YOUR PEEL.
Pre-treatment
protocols:
Must not currently be on or have used Accutane or any other oral prescription acne medications in the past 12 months
If currently using any products containing AHA/BHA/Retin A/Vitamin A on the area being treated, you must discontinue usage 2 weeks prior to procedure
Must wait a minimum of 1 week from last tanning session
Time
frame: 15-30 minutes
Recommended sessions: 4-8
Downtime required: 1-7 days
Contraindications:
Diabetes
Pregnancy
Skin cancer (remission under 2 years)
Use of photosensitive medication and herbs
Active infection of Herpes Simplex in treatment area
Active skin infection
Potential
side effects:
Discomfort
Fragile skin
Edema (swelling)
Erythema (redness)
Visible shedding
This special is not valid with any other offer/promotion. No pre-purchasing; Ends December 31, 2019.
