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Skin Longevity With Panache

Pure Glow Skin Refinery Professionals Support Clients Through Personalized, Holistic Regimens For Skincare

Fall is the spa-related season everyone waits for, and appointments fill up every year, affirms Martha-Marie Edwards, Pure Glow Skin Refinery owner/esthetician in Murfreesboro at 308 Uptown Square. "That's because as the weather cools down, it’s the perfect time to focus on repairing summer skin, supporting collagen production and creating healthy, glowing skin that lasts well beyond the holidays," she explains. 

As a medical, holistic skincare team, Martha-Marie reminds while aging is inevitable, healthy skin is intentional. "Skin longevity comes partially from ensuring your face benefits from the proper types of care. With 43 muscles in everyone's face, they become tight, weak and overworked over time, just like muscles in your body."

She defines skin longevity as taking the proper, proactive steps to age gracefully. "It's not about turning back the clock. It's not just about the skin products used. It's also about the stress in someone's life, and their diet. It's about everything that creates wrinkles. It's also about supporting yourself through hormonal changes."

Facial massages, laser treatments and techniques like buccal sculpting help stimulate face muscles, improve circulation, release built-up tension, encourage lymphatic drainage and support a naturally lifted, sculpted appearance, she explains. 

"Think of fall treatment sessions with us as a workout and recovery session for your face to keep it glowing as we start to head into the winter. Your skincare products treat the skin. Your facial muscles deserve attention, too," Martha-Marie adds. 

She says they educate their clients about gut health, microbiomes and controlling stress levels that lead to greater levels of happiness. "When you create an overhaul of your mindset, that's going to be better for anti-aging."

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"With 43 muscles in everyone's face, they can become tight, weak and overworked over time."

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