“This treatment is like an intense session at the gym—we are fully working and grabbing all the facial muscles to help you look more lifted and rejuvenated,” explains Sandra Velandia, New York-based esthetician and owner of Esthetics by Sandra Velandia in Queens, NY. “This facial is not as popular in the US, since only a few select estheticians have had the pleasure to train with bio chemist Joëlle Ciocco in Paris, and it remains a hush-hush type of treatment for A-list clients.”

“I’ve been having facials with a lady here in New York, her name is Sandra Velandia,” she says of the Queens-based aesthetician who also treats Kaia Gerber and Shanina Shaik. “Then this morning before coming here, I did a Vitamin C face mask to get that glowy skin. The mask is a must—not only for the show but for any photo shoot.”

"After treating faces for over a decade, I am very particular about what products I recommend for my clients to use, says New York-based esthetician Sandra Velandia. "There's a huge misconception that all synthetic, non-organic ingredients are bad for you when actually, there are a lot of natural organic ingredients that can create irritation to the skin." She pegs lemon oil as one of the biggest causes of irritation because it can cause "swelling and blistering when exposed to the sun."