Results + relaxation · Government Center · Downtown Boston
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Student happy hour · Harvard and MIT

facials for harvard and mit students

Harvard and MIT students, residents and grad students: exam season and lab hours are hard on skin. Student happy hour gets you a real facial for $99, Tuesday through Thursday.

$9950-minute facial
Tue to ThuValid student ID
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$99, Tuesday to Thursday

A 50-minute signature facial with 20 minutes of massage. Choose galvanic, microdermabrasion, HydraPurge, a holistic facial, lymphatic drainage or a machine-free massage facial. Valid student ID required, no membership needed, and you never wash your own face.

Acne? We have a plan for that

Breakouts are the number one reason students book with us. The Acne Bootcamp pairs Face Reality home care with 2 treatments a month, and your first acne facial is free with your $199 regimen.

Getting here

Take the Red Line to Park Street, then walk five minutes or ride one stop on the Green Line to Government Center. After your facial, explore Harvard Square, Kendall and the Charles.

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FAQ

student questions

Do Harvard and MIT students get a discount?

Yes. Harvard and MIT students get a 50-minute signature facial for $99, Tuesday through Thursday, with a valid student ID.

What is included?

Breathwork, essential oils, steam, double cleansing, an expert skin analysis and 20 minutes of massage, plus your choice of galvanic, microdermabrasion, HydraPurge, holistic facial, lymphatic drainage or a machine-free massage facial.

How do I get there from Harvard and MIT?

Take the Red Line to Park Street, then walk five minutes or ride one stop on the Green Line to Government Center.

Do you treat acne?

Yes, acne is our specialty. The Acne Bootcamp starts at $199 for your Face Reality home regimen with your first acne facial free, then $149 a month for 2 treatments.

Are you on ClassPass?

Yes. You can book select Facial Theory appointments on ClassPass, a favorite with Boston students. For regular visits, student happy hour is usually the better value.

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