periodic facials

[/pɪriˈɒdɪk ˈfeɪʃəlz/]
nounpl: periodic facials
limpezas de pele periódicas
1. Regular skincare treatments performed on the face at scheduled intervals to cleanse, exfoliate, and rejuvenate the skin
She books periodic facials every month to maintain her skin's health and radiance.
Ela agenda limpezas de pele periódicas a cada mês para manter a saúde e o brilho da sua pele.
2. Professional facial treatments done repeatedly over time as part of a skincare routine or wellness regimen
Periodic facials help prevent acne and keep the skin looking youthful.
As limpezas de pele periódicas ajudam a prevenir acne e mantêm a pele com aparência jovem.
In Brazil, periodic facials are increasingly popular among both women and men as part of personal care routines, particularly in urban centers like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. The beauty and wellness industry has grown significantly, with many people scheduling monthly or quarterly facial treatments. In the USA, especially in NYC, periodic facials are considered a standard self-care practice among beauty-conscious individuals and are often recommended by dermatologists as preventative skincare.
NYC Slang
monthly facials, regular spa days, facial maintenance
Synonyms / Sinônimos
regular facialsscheduled facialsroutine facialsrecurring facials
Antonyms / Antônimos
one-time facialsporadic facial treatment

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
limpezas de pele periódicas
Most common term used in beauty salons and spas across Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
tratamentos faciais periódicos
Alternative phrasing frequently used in upscale spas
São Paulo
faciais regulares
More direct translation adopted in modern beauty clinics
Portugal
limpezas faciais periódicas
Similar term used, sometimes called 'tratamentos faciais recorrentes'

Related Words

facial treatmentskincare routineaestheticianexfoliationspa treatment

Related Idioms & Phrases

keeping up with facials
facial routine
skincare regimen
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