
Aesthetics Retreat
920 Walkers Mills Road at We’ve Got the Look, Greenwood
Jordyn Owens owns Aesthetics Retreat, located above We’ve Got the Look salon in Greenwood. She said most clients message her on Facebook to book an appointment. Appointments can also be made by calling or texting 207-595-0044. Her website lists all services and pricing; her most popular offering is the Hydrating Retreat, priced at $80.
How does Maine’s winter weather affect people’s skin?
Maine’s winter weather can be beautiful, but brutal. Freezing temperatures and indoor heat takes a toll on our skin, often leading it to feel dull, dehydrated and flaky. A good facial can really bring your skin back to life.
What services do you offer, and which facial is most popular?
Aesthetics Retreat offers all your self-care needs! We specialize in lash extensions, facials, body treatments and brow tinting. Our most popular facial is the Hydrating Retreat, it is tailored to everyone’s skin and you leave feeling rejuvenated and refreshed!

How often do people need a facial?
For most people I recommend getting a facial every four to six weeks to support the skin’s natural renewal cycle. Regular treatments help maintain healthy skin while giving yourself an hour of complete relaxation.
What is one skin care mistake people make over and over?
One skin care mistake I typically see is people using too many products or following trends instead of using products that are right for their own skin. Simple, consistent routines usually produce the best results.
If someone could do three things for healthier skin, what would they be?
If someone could do three things for healthier skin, I would suggest to wear sunscreen daily, stay consistent with a gentle skin care routine and use LED light therapy. Healthy skin doesn’t have to be complicated — consistency really is the secret.
Jordan Spa at Sunday River
27 Grand Circle, Newry
Emily Cummings operates The Spa at Sunday River. Call 207-824-5328 for an appointment. The popular 60-minute facial treatment is $200.
How does Maine’s winter weather affect people’s skin?
Maine winters are known for their low temperatures, higher levels of reflected UV radiation and high wind speeds, especially the higher up in elevation you are. We see lots of our guests come in with dry, dull and even irritated skin after spending prolonged time outdoors in these conditions.
What services do you offer, and which facial is most popular?
We carry a full line of relaxing and targeted HydroPeptide skin treatments for all of the common skin concerns. This includes brightening, antiaging, hydrating, soothing and clarifying, all of which can be customized to your individual needs to create a facial experience tailored specifically to you.
How often do people need a facial?
It is commonly recommended that those looking to improve existing skin concerns return every two weeks to once a month for the best results. However, proper at-home care between appointments can make a significant difference in maintaining and prolonging those results.
What is one skin care mistake people make?
The most common skin care mistake I see is a lack of consistency in daily routines. Even a simple three-step regimen with cleansing, moisturizing and SFP protection can make a noticeable improvement in overall skin health.
If someone could do three things for healthier skin, what would they be?
If you are looking to build an effective routine on a budget, starting with the basics is the best approach. For those hoping to improve their skin at home, investing in a high-quality serum and incorporating a weekly at-home treatment, such as a mask targeted to your specific concerns, can be a great place to start. Consulting with a licensed aesthetician can help take out the guess work of choosing which products and treatments will work best with your skin.

Mountain Glow Skincare Studio
14 Main St., Bethel
Leann Caruso is the owner and aesthetician of Mountain Glow Skincare Studio, 14 Main St., Studio #3 in Bethel village. Book an appointment at [email protected] or call 207-601-2300. Her website lists her prices. A hydrating facial starts at $110.
How does Maine’s winter weather affect people’s skin?
Maine’s winter weather can have a significant impact on the skin. The cold, dry air combined with indoor heating often causes dryness, sensitivity and a weakened skin barrier. Many people also experience increased redness and irritation during this season, so it’s important to focus on hydration, strengthening the skin barrier and calming inflammation.
What services do you offer, and which facial is most popular?
The services I offer are customized facials, waxing services and a thoughtfully curated selection of retail products. I am frequently sought out for my expertise with sensitive skin, making my most popular facial one that delivers both corrective care and calming, restorative results. I focus on hands-on treatments rather than machine-driven ones, honoring the therapeutic power of touch — something I further deepen through my Reiki training.
How often do people need a facial?
I typically recommend a facial every four to six weeks, as this aligns with the skin’s natural renewal cycle. That said, frequency can vary depending on skin concerns, lifestyle and seasonal changes. I tell my clients that consistent treatments, combined with recommended home care, are key to maintaining results and seeing improvements.
What is one skin care mistake people make?
One of the most common mistakes that I see people make is overusing harsh or highly active products. This can disrupt the skin barrier and lead to irritation. There’s often a tendency to over correct, when in reality the skin responds best to a more measured, supportive approach. Educating my clients helps to avoid these mistakes.
If someone could do three things for healthier skin, what would they be?
If someone could focus on three habits for healthier skin, they would include applying sunscreen daily — even in the winter — to protect against year-round UV damage; using quality, professional-grade skin care suited to your skin; and supporting the skin from within by staying hydrated and eating a balanced diet rich in whole foods and antioxidants.



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