How the treatment works
The Signature Oxygen Infusion Facial™ at Studio Chique begins with deep cleansing and gentle exfoliation, followed by targeted corrective serums chosen for your skin. The final step is an oxygen infusion that helps deliver those serums and support surface hydration. Each step is tailored during the appointment to address dehydration, dullness, uneven texture, or tired-looking skin.
This 60-minute treatment is designed to leave the complexion plump, refreshed, and luminous by infusing moisture and corrective ingredients. Clients typically experience immediate hydration and a dewy appearance suitable for special events or regular care. Your esthetician will explain aftercare to prolong results and advise when to return for follow-up treatments.
Personalized assessment and serums
Every session starts with a focused skin assessment to identify dehydration, texture issues, and signs of dullness. Based on that assessment, corrective serums are selected and applied during the facial. This lets the treatment address the concerns listed as ideal—dehydration, dullness, uneven texture, and tired-looking skin—without assuming a one-size-fits-all approach.
If your skin is sensitive or reactive, the esthetician will adjust exfoliation and serum strength to minimize irritation while still aiming to improve texture and hydration. The service starts at $279, and the level of customization determines final pricing. We'll confirm options during your consultation so you can make an informed decision.
When to plan your session
This facial is frequently chosen for special-event preparation and also fits into weekly routines for those combating seasonal dehydration. Studio Chique's Langdon location offers flexible early-morning and evening appointments that work well for commuters using the Rhode Island Ave–Brentwood or Brookland-CUA Metro stations, and for parents balancing work and family schedules.
Washington's humid summers and cooler winters can both affect skin moisture; clients often book treatments after outdoor visits to the U.S. National Arboretum or before weekend plans at Union Market. Timing your facial around events or seasonal changes helps manage dehydration and uneven texture without requiring significant recovery time.
