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The HydraFacial Company Launches Perk Skin Care System

It combines in-office exfoliation with at-home products.

The HydraFacial Company, creator of the HydraFacial, is launching a skin care system that combines an in-office exfoliation treatment with products to use at home. It’s called Perk, and the vial designed for at-home use is shown above. 

The company calls Perk “the first hybrid skin system that combines cutting-edge technology with proven effective ingredients to exfoliate, nourish and revive skin in only 10 minutes with no downtime.”

Perk uses patented roller-flex technology, designed to specifically target sensitive areas to remove dead skin cells and impurities through a gentle suction process. It also opens up the pores to effectively deliver antioxidants into the skin. After any Perk service, an antioxidant-filled vial is given for at-home use to extend the nourishing benefits for up to 30 days.

“We’re excited to welcome Perk into The HydraFacial Company’s portfolio. Trailblazing skincare has never been more accessible thanks to this affordable, on-the-go treatment that will help guide a new generation of consumers on the most efficient road to skin health,” says Executive Vice President, Greg Stickley.

There are three customized treatments for the eyes, lips or face.


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