
Double HA
Moisturise regularly but your skin still feels dry again a few hours later? An intensive hydrating session, combined with a relaxing lifting massage.
Benefits
Rehydrates at several levels, focusing on your skin's ability to hold on to water.
Skin feels softer, smoother and more supple.
Massage attachments help firm the skin, leaving it looking smoother and more taut after the session.
When is Double HA a good fit?
Not seasonal dryness, but an ongoing condition.
Your skin feels soft for a few hours to a day, then tight and sore again.
Needs deeper hydration than a basic session.
Adds a massage step compared with Hydra Glow.
What happens in a session?
- Skin analysis and consultation
Your therapist analyses your skin, checking how dehydrated it is and how tight or sore it feels. If you have inflamed acne, your therapist looks at it carefully first to choose the right approach.
- Make-up removal and cleansing
Removes make-up, dirt and excess oil so your skin is ready to absorb moisture.
- Intensive hydration
Rehydrates your skin at several levels, focusing on its ability to hold on to water.
- Relaxing lifting massage
Your therapist uses massage attachments to help firm the skin so it looks smoother and more taut, while helping you relax.
- Mask and moisturiser
The mask leaves your skin softer and plumper. Your therapist then applies moisturiser and sunscreen.
- Home care advice
Your therapist explains how to look after your skin tonight and from tomorrow. A daily moisturising habit helps your skin hold on to moisture better by itself.
Aftercare
Tonight: remove your make-up and wash your face with a gentle cleanser. If your session was after 17:00, just rinse your face with filtered water. Then apply a thin layer of hydrating or repairing serum.
From tomorrow: follow your usual skincare routine. If an inflamed spot has come to a white head, put a pimple patch on it during the day.
If your skin reacts or anything doesn't feel right, message us on WhatsApp or call +84 925 055 555 so CHAMING can help promptly.
Frequently asked questions
How is Double HA different from Hydra Glow?
Both are hydrating sessions. Hydra Glow is the basic level, suited to skin that gets dry from time to time. Double HA goes further on your skin's ability to hold water and adds a lifting massage, suited to long-term dryness.
Can I have it if I have oily, acne-prone skin?
Yes, if your skin is dehydrated. But if you have inflamed acne, it's best to have your skin seen in person first to choose the right approach.
Do I need several sessions in a row?
It's not essential. Many clients come more often in the dry season and less often when the weather is humid.
How soon will I notice a difference?
Your skin usually feels soft and plump straight after the session. Getting your skin to hold on to moisture better by itself comes down to your daily skincare habits.
The information on this page is for reference. Your exact plan is adjusted after a skin analysis and an in-person assessment.
The doctors who treat you
Named, with where each certificate was issued.
- Specialist orientation in Dermatology — National Hospital of Dermatology and Venereology
- Laser applications in Dermatology — Hanoi Dermatology Hospital
- Aesthetic skin care
- Specialist orientation in Dermatology — National Hospital of Dermatology and Venereology
- Laser applications in Dermatology — Hanoi Dermatology Hospital
- Dermal fillers in aesthetic dermatology — National Hospital of Dermatology and Venereology
- Aesthetic skin care
Public figures who have come to CHAMING
- Thảo Nguyên

- Trà · Tiểu Y Y

- Quỳnh Nhom Nhem

- Phúc Hoàng · Ny Chao

- Ly Xinh Nhất

- Annie Vũ · An Yến

- Emlyy

- Quỳnh Tít Schannel

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