Sol Skin Rituals kindly requires 24 hours’ notice for all cancellations or rescheduling.

Appointments canceled or changed with less than 24 hours’ notice will be charged 50% of the service cost.

Missed appointments or same-day cancellations will be charged 100% of the service cost.

I understand that unexpected things can arise, in cases of sudden illness or emergency, please reach out as soon as possible.

This policy allows me to honor my time, prepare thoughtfully for each client, and offer each session with full presence and care. Thank you for your understanding.

Sol Skin Rituals is located inside Inda Salon, behind Bar Citra.
3676 N Ponce de Leon, Unit #2, St. Augustine, FL 32084

Parking is available in front of Bar Citra or in the lot to the left of the café.

Please arrive at your scheduled appointment time, or feel free to come a bit early to enjoy the patio and a beverage at Bar Citra.

If I am in session, the exterior salon door may be locked for privacy and safety. In that case, I will greet you at the door at your appointment time. If the door is open, please come in and have a seat in the waiting area.

If you’re running late, please text or call as soon as possible and I’ll do my best to accommodate.

Clients arriving more than 15 minutes late may be required to reschedule in order to honor the remainder of the day’s appointments. In this case, the appointment will be treated as a missed session.

For best results—whether for pain relief, lymphatic support, or improved facial tone—appointments every 2–4 weeks are generally recommended. This allows the muscles, connective tissue, and lymphatic system to respond and integrate the work in a sustainable way.

For more acute concerns such as TMJ tension, sinus pressure, chronic facial pain, or specific sculpting goals (like preparing for a special event), weekly sessions may be beneficial for a short period of time.

Because this work engages the muscular and lymphatic systems, consistency is especially important in the beginning. Consecutive sessions help retrain muscle patterns, release long-held tension, and restore healthy circulation. Once the body has adjusted, treatments can be spaced into a more maintenance-based rhythm.

Mild, temporary sensations are normal following facial sculpting and buccal massage. Facial muscles may feel tender—especially if firmer pressure is used to release long-held tension—and the skin may appear flushed due to increased blood flow.

If you are dehydrated or new to lymphatic work, stimulating the lymphatic system may occasionally cause mild, cold-like symptoms such as a headache, slight fatigue, or congestion. This can happen as lymphatic pathways open and restore healthy flow.

Drinking plenty of water before and after your appointment helps the body integrate the work and supports lymphatic drainage.

From a holistic perspective, healthy skin is supported by the basics: hydration, nourishing food, rest, movement, nervous system care, and minimal, intentional skincare. Time spent with the elements—sunshine, fresh air, and ocean water—can also be deeply supportive.

Most importantly, maintaining results comes from creating a simple at-home routine that feels doable and nourishing. Consistency—not complexity—is what allows the skin to respond and thrive over time.

These treatments are deeply personal to me. They were created as the facial I always wished existed—one that feels slow, grounding, and truly supportive.

Each session is a full sensory experience, gently weaving together breathwork, meditation, custom playlists, and handcrafted botanical oils to help the nervous system soften and the facial muscles release long-held tension.

Rather than focusing only on the surface of the skin, this work invites change from within—supporting circulation, posture, and vitality in a way that unfolds naturally over time.

The intention isn’t perfection or chasing youth. It’s about consistent, nourishing care that honors the whole person and supports skin that feels healthy, balanced, and alive.