LeClairé Skincare

LeClairé Skincare is led by founder Meghan LeClairé, who started out as a makeup artist before becoming a licensed esthetician in 2016. The business is run alongside a team of estheticians who each work with clients on their own treatments.

The HydraFacial takes about 30 minutes and moves through three steps: cleanse and peel, extract and hydrate, and fuse and protect. Treatments use custom mixes of HydraFacial serums. The business recommends a HydraFacial every 4 to 6 weeks, and its blog says the treatment suits all skin types, including clients concerned with fine lines, brown spots, oily skin and enlarged pores. The blog also states that only HydraFacial uses its patented Vortex-Fusion delivery system, and that results can last up to 4 to 6 weeks with proper at-home aftercare.

Other facial options include the Epicutis Recovery Facial, and peels are offered using the iS Clinical Active Peel System. The Calming & Soothing treatment is one of the business's client favorites and is bookable online. Its product collection for that treatment includes cleansers, hydrating serums, calming masks and moisturizers.

Retail products come from the brands Epicutis, Jan Marini, iS Clinical, Cymbiotika, Sol Good, Rya Organics and Future Cosmetics 5 Elements. Products are grouped by skin concern, including anti-aging, acne, eye care, body care, dry skin, pigmentation and redness, and SPF. Listed prices include the Epicutis Lipid Serum at $250.00, the Epicutis Oil Cleanser at $85.00, the Epicutis Lipid Recovery Masks at $125.00 and the Youth Eye Complex at $120.00. Product prices may change without notice.

The space is described by the business as tranquil, and crystals are used in the treatment space. The business is open Monday through Saturday from 9:00am to 7:00pm and on Sunday from 11:00am to 6:00pm.

Treatments are built around custom serum blends, and products are organized by the skin concern they address.

A tranquil spa setting, with crystals used in the treatment space.