What is Korean Glass Skin Therapy?
Korean Glass Skin Therapy is a 60-minute professional facial designed for clients who want visible hydration, luminosity and smoother-looking texture in one customized treatment. The protocol layers several professional skincare steps rather than relying on one aggressive procedure.
At Z Aesthetics & Wellness, the facial combines enzyme exfoliation with KRX professional Korean skincare, including carboxy therapy, Inflacure barrier-supportive care and V-Tox lifting-focused treatment. The goal is a fresh, hydrated and refined appearance while keeping the protocol appropriate for your current skin condition.
What’s included
1. Double Cleanse
A deep yet gentle cleanse removes makeup, excess oil, sunscreen and environmental buildup while preparing the skin for the treatment steps that follow.
2. Enzyme Exfoliation
A mild enzyme-based exfoliation helps loosen dead surface cells and improve the appearance of dullness and uneven texture without automatically moving into a stronger peel.
3. KRX Carboxy Therapy
A professional gel-and-mask system generates carbon dioxide at the skin surface. This non-invasive, needle-free step is used to support a refreshed, hydrated and more radiant-looking complexion.
4. Inflacure Barrier-Support Treatment
KRX Inflacure contains hydration- and soothing-focused ingredients including urea, chlorophyllin, botanical extracts, hyaluronic acid and peptides. It is incorporated as a calming step for skin that needs additional comfort and barrier support.
5. V-Tox Lifting-Focused Therapy
A topical professional mask step selected to support a temporarily tighter, smoother and firmer-looking appearance. V-Tox is not Botox and no injectable neurotoxin is used.
6. Hydration + Moisturizer
Hydrating serums and moisturizer replenish the skin and help lock in moisture after the active treatment phases.
7. SPF Protection
Broad-spectrum sunscreen completes the facial and helps protect your newly treated skin from UV exposure.
What concerns can this facial support?
- Dull or dehydrated-looking skin
- Uneven-looking tone and texture
- Visible redness or stressed-looking skin when the protocol is appropriate
- Congestion or blemish-prone skin as part of a professional skincare plan
- Fine lines and early visible signs of aging
- Loss of visible firmness or radiance
- Clients seeking a smooth, luminous glass-skin finish
Treatment time & pricing
Single Session: $249
Duration: Approximately 60 minutes
Series of 3: $699 (save $48 compared with three individual sessions)
Who should consider Korean Glass Skin Therapy?
This facial can be a strong option if your goal is hydration, luminosity, smoother-looking texture or a firmer, refreshed appearance. It may also be considered for some clients with blemish-prone or sensitive-looking skin, but the treatment is adjusted—or postponed—when your skin barrier is too reactive for active exfoliation or carboxy therapy.
What can I expect during the treatment?
The facial is relaxing but more active than a basic hydration facial. You may notice light tingling or warmth during the carboxy step and a tightening sensation as the V-Tox mask sets. The protocol is customized according to your skin response, and any step can be modified if your skin needs a gentler approach that day.
How often should I book?
For routine maintenance and glow, many clients schedule treatment every 3–4 weeks. If you are addressing a specific cosmetic concern, a short series may be recommended based on your skin assessment, response and home-care routine.
After your Korean Glass Skin Facial
- Keep the skin well hydrated
- Use broad-spectrum SPF daily
- Avoid unnecessary aggressive exfoliation immediately after treatment
- Pause products if they cause unusual burning, stinging or persistent irritation
- Follow the personalized home-care recommendations provided at your visit
Temporary redness, warmth, tingling, tightness or sensitivity can occur after active treatment steps, although downtime is generally minimal.
Frequently asked questions
Who should consider Korean Glass Skin Therapy?
This facial may be a good choice for clients who want brighter, more hydrated, smoother-looking skin and support for visible redness, dullness, uneven texture or early signs of aging. Your skin is assessed before treatment because not every active step is appropriate for every skin condition.
How often should I get this facial?
For general maintenance, many clients schedule Korean Glass Skin Therapy every 3 to 4 weeks. A short series may be recommended when you are working toward a specific cosmetic goal, depending on your skin response and home care.
What can I expect during the treatment?
The facial includes cleansing, enzyme exfoliation, KRX carboxy therapy, a calming Inflacure step, V-Tox lifting-focused care, hydration and SPF. Mild tingling, warmth or a tightening sensation can occur during some active phases.
What is carboxy oxygen therapy?
The KRX professional carboxy system combines a gel and face-and-neck mask that generate carbon dioxide at the skin surface. It is a non-invasive, needle-free treatment used to support a refreshed, hydrated and more radiant-looking complexion.
What is Inflacure?
KRX Inflacure is a professional formula containing ingredients such as urea, chlorophyllin, botanical extracts, hyaluronic acid and peptides. In this facial it is used as a calming, hydration- and barrier-supportive step.
Is V-Tox the same as Botox?
No. V-Tox is a topical professional lifting mask used as part of the facial. It is not an injectable neurotoxin treatment and no injections are performed.
Is there downtime?
Downtime is generally minimal, but temporary redness, warmth, tingling, tightness or sensitivity can occur. Your skin response depends on your baseline sensitivity and the steps selected for your facial.
What results can I expect?
Many clients notice an immediate hydrated glow and smoother-looking texture. The skin may also appear more refreshed and firm. Results vary, and consistent professional care plus appropriate home care supports longer-term cosmetic improvement.