Shh! Help! Too much festive fizz is taking its toll on my complexion

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Q

ALL this festive drinking is making me look very tired and damaging my complexion. What would you recommend for a pick-me-up during the party season?

A

Recently, I tried the perfect thing — a new treatment called Party Face, by FaceGym (facegym.

com), a chain of walk-in clinics specialising in face ‘workouts’.

I went to one of the branches in Selfridges, so I was able to pick up a revived visage along with my christmas presents.

Over 55 minutes, I got a cleanse, followed by a blast of pressurised oxygen with mild exfoliants. then came another oxygen infusion, with plumping hyaluronic acid. next was a deep, strong, lifting facial massage followed by ten minutes of facial muscle stimulation with an electrical current-emitting device. It was topped off with ‘vitamin shots’ — cooling mists of vitamin c (for brightening) and B5 (for healing), also applied with pressurised oxygen.

Somewhere along the line, squashy stress balls, a facesculpting jade stone and a knobbly dermaroller (to help the ingredients penetrate) were deployed, too.

the result of this £130 boot camp? Visibly lifted cheekbones and a far less drawn face staring back in the mirror. this is a results-driven facial for all ages: definitely worth a try.

Ingeborg van LotrIngen is beauty director at Cosmopolitan. email questions to inge@dailymail.co.uk.