OxyGeneo® is a 3-in-1 facial treatment that combines exfoliation, natural skin oxygenation, and infusion of active ingredients to refresh and nourish the skin.
At Bare Beauty Clinic in Etobicoke, Toronto, five customized OxyGeneo® options target concerns ranging from dehydration and dullness to pigmentation, congestion, redness, and visible signs of aging.
OxyGeneo® is the world’s leading facial technology, and the most popular facial treatment in Canada. Inspired by the long-known therapeutic effect of hot springs, OxyGeneo® was designed to enrich the skin with oxygen from within the body, while gently exfoliating the skin and nourishing it with the best active ingredients to maximize treatment efficacy. OxyGeneo® harnesses biological processes of the body to deliver oxygen to the area of treatment in a natural manner, as opposed to other technologies which mostly blow oxygen on the skin with very little efficacy.
OxyGeneo technology is backed by real science to allow practitioners get the most outstanding results with a comfortable, refreshing and highly effective 3-in-1 super facial treatment.
of dead skin
by Bohr Effect
with pure active ingredients
OxyGeneo platform is powered by three powerful technologies:
with Red Algae
with Vitamin C
with Blue Spirulina
with Activated Bamboo Charcoal
with Green Tea
The ultimate facial treatment platform for achieving a young, fresh and natural-looking skin. It is the only device on the market offering a unique combination of advanced technologies – oxygen and neomassage – that work both on the outside and the inside of the skin.
The science: The OxyGeneo® technology is based on a natural response of the body to high levels of CO2. When the body senses high concentrations of CO2 in a certain tissue (for example, in the muscles after workout), it immediately reacts in three major ways:
This physiological response was first described by a Danish physiologist named Christian Bohr in 1904. Today it is known as the BOHR EFFECT.
Treatment time depends on the OxyGeneo® protocol selected and whether any additional services are included. We’ll recommend the appropriate facial based on your skin and treatment goals.
For seven days beforehand, avoid invasive resurfacing facials, laser treatments affecting the area, tanning beds, and chemical or physical exfoliation such as AHAs and BHAs.
Don’t wash your face for eight hours after treatment. For 24 hours, avoid pressing or massaging the treated area, strenuous workouts, saunas, steam rooms, and makeup, and avoid tanning, aggressive exfoliation, and certain laser or resurfacing treatments for 14 days.
No. OxyGeneo® has zero downtime, even for sensitive skin, and can be a good treatment to schedule before an event when you want an immediate hydrated and refreshed appearance.
Pricing depends on the OxyGeneo® treatment selected and whether any additional services are included. Our team can recommend the best option and confirm pricing before treatment.
OxyGeneo® combines three processes in one treatment: exfoliation, natural oxygenation, and infusion of active ingredients. It also uses OXYpod technology and ultrasound to help deliver targeted ingredients based on your skin concerns.
No. OxyGeneo® is designed to be comfortable and doesn’t require numbing. You may notice a brief sensation from the chemical reaction on the skin, but it subsides within a few minutes.
Adults looking to improve hydration, dullness, pigmentation, fine lines, congestion, enlarged pores, redness, sensitivity, or overall skin texture may benefit. With Revive, Illuminate, Hydrate, Balance, and Detox options available, treatment can be matched to different skin types and concerns.
Avoid 7 Days Prior:
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OxyGeneo® makes it easy to customize your facial around what your skin needs most, whether that’s hydration, brightness, clearer pores, or a calmer complexion. Our team can recommend the OxyGeneo® formula best suited to your skin and current concerns. Book your OxyGeneo® 3-in-1 Superfacial at Bare Beauty Clinic in Etobicoke, Toronto today.
