When it comes to skincare, choosing the right facial treatment can make all the difference in achieving a glowing, youthful complexion. With so many options available, it’s important to understand the differences between popular treatments like Aquafacial (RejuvaFresh), a Sol Skin Facial, and traditional facials. Whether you’re looking for a weekly skincare boost, a deep monthly cleanse, or just a relaxing spa experience, here’s what you need to know.
Understanding the Three Facials
Aquafacial (Rejuvafresh) – The Weekly Skincare Essential
RejuvaFresh is a light yet precise and powerful water-based facial designed for frequent use, making it perfect for weekly skincare maintenance. It deeply cleanses, hydrates, and nourishes the skin with a gentle exfoliation process that removes dirt, oil, and dead skin cells. With no downtime, it’s a great routine treatment for those who want to maintain fresh healthy skin regularly and precisely cure clogged pores on certain parts of your face with this customized treatment.
Sol Skin Facial – The Monthly or Seasonal Deep Cleanse
Sol Skin Facial is a more intensive treatment that deeply exfoliates, extracts impurities, and infuses the skin with hydration and antioxidants. It’s best suited for monthly or seasonal sessions to maintain skin clarity and hydration. Sol Skin Facial helps with concerns like fine lines, severely clogged pores, and dullness, making it an essential skin reset every few weeks.
Traditional Facial – The Relaxation & Surface Rejuvenation
A classic facial focuses on relaxation, cleansing and hydration. This is ideal for those looking to unwind and pamper themselves, but it does not provide deep cleansing like Aquafacial or Sol Skin Facial. While it helps with surface dead skin removal, it lacks the advanced technology to treat deeper skin concerns.
Comparison Table: Aquafacial (RejuvaFresh) vs. Sol Skin Facial vs. Traditional Facial
| Feature | Traditional Facial (Relaxation, occasionally) | Aquafacial (Weekly) |
Sol Skin Facial (Hydrafacial) (Monthly/Seasonal) |
| Purpose | Surface-level relaxation & light exfoliation | Regular skin maintenance & hydration | Deep cleansing, exfoliation & hydration |
| Frequency | Occasional, based on preference | Weekly | Monthly or Every Few Months |
| Depth of Treatment | Surface-level only | Light but effective | Deep, targeting clogged pores & fine lines |
| Hydration & Nourishment | Basic hydration mask | High, continuous moisture boost | Intense hydration infusion |
| Exfoliation | Light exfoliation with scrubs | Gentle water-based exfoliation | Deeper exfoliation & extraction |
| Downtime | None | None | Minimal (redness may last a few hours) |
| Technology Used | Manual application & massage | Water-based cleansing system | Vortex suction & serum infusion |
| Best For | Relaxation & minor surface improvements | Maintaining daily glow, preventing breakouts | Resetting skin health, reducing congestion & aging signs |
Which Facial Should You Choose?
- If you want a weekly skincare routine that keeps your skin fresh and hydrated → Go for an Aquafacial.
- If you need a deep cleanse with strong exfoliation once a month or seasonally → Choose Sol Skin Facial.
- If your goal is relaxation and simple cleansing with no focus on deep cleansing & exfoliation → A traditional facial is perfect.
Final Thoughts
Investing in your skin is essential for long-term health and beauty. Aquafacials are perfect for maintaining that everyday glow, while a Sol Skin Facial is your must-go treatment for a monthly skin refresh. Traditional facials are also great for pure relaxation. Knowing when and how often to get these treatments will ensure that your skin stays radiant and healthy all year round! You deserve the best, so let’s start your personalized skincare journey today and book now!
Still considering which one to choose? You are always welcome to call us at 905-800-3314 to book a free skin assessment!
Find us at:
- Port Credit – 170 Lakeshore Rd W, Unit A
- SolSkin Laser Centre – 170 Lakeshore Rd W Unit B
- Streetsville – 53 Queen St S, Units 101 & 102
- Lakeshore & Cawthra – 729 Lakeshore Rd E
- Square One – 3466 Mavis Rd Unit 3, Mississauga
- Oakville – 349 Lakeshore Rd E
- Burlington – 1441 Elgin St, Units 118–120
- Unionville – 177 Main St Unionville, Unionville
- Richmond Hill – 1070 Major Mackenzie Dr E H3, Richmond Hill
- Woodbridge – 3175 Rutherford Rd Unit 13 & 14, Vaughan
