A Visual Guide to Everything on This Site

A Visual Guide to Everything on This Site

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A Visual Guide to Everything on This Site

There is a quiz, a directory, a comparison table, sixteen aftercare guides, twenty-five ingredient write-ups and a flower system nobody explained to you. Here is the whole thing in pictures.

The whole site, on one page

Everything here exists to answer one question — what should I book? These are the routes to that answer.

Figure 1 · Site map

Map of the Lumina Skin Sanctuary site Three entry tools — Treatment Finder, Find Your Treatment and Compare Treatments — all lead to a treatment, which leads to booking. Supporting layers are treatment care guides, the botanical key, the ingredient library, and pricing with packages and memberships. THREE WAYS IN Treatment Finder 3 questions, 1 answer Find Your Treatment browse by concern Compare Treatments side by side Your treatment price · duration · reason Book at bookfacials.com SUPPORTING LAYERS — READ ANY TIME 16 care guides Botanical Key 25 ingredient guides Prices & packages
Three entry points, one destination. The supporting layers can be read at any point — before booking, after booking, or out of curiosity.

Which tool should you use?

They overlap deliberately. The difference is how much you want to be steered.

Figure 2 · Decision guide

Which tool to use If you want to be told what to book, use the Treatment Finder. If you want to browse the range, use Find Your Treatment. If you have narrowed to two or three options, use Compare Treatments. If you are still unsure, book the Signature Glow Facial, which begins with a full consultation. “Just tell me what to book.” Treatment Finder “I want to see what you offer.” Find Your Treatment “It is between these two.” Compare Treatments “I genuinely do not know.” Signature Glow Facial starts with a full consultation
There is no wrong door. The last row is the honest one — a first visit opens with an assessment, and the plan is built in the room.

Six families of treatment

Everything we do sits in one of six groups. Finding your group narrows thirty-odd options to four or five.

Figure 3 · Treatment families

The six treatment families Signature and maintenance facials, targeted facials, manual facials, body treatments, silk waxing, and fifteen-minute add-on boosters. Signature & maintenance First visits and monthly rhythm. Signature Glow, Essential Radiance, Express Hydrating. Targeted facials Built around one concern — acne, ageing, pigment, texture. Best across a 3 or 6 session series. Manual facials Hands only, no devices. For sensitive skin, and for anyone wanting the therapeutic version. Body treatments Facial-grade care from the neck down. Back-clearing and full-body polish. Silk waxing Low-temperature botanical wax. Brow, lip, face, underarm, arm, leg, back and chest. Add-on boosters Fifteen minutes each. Galvanic current, pore vacuum with oxygen, high-frequency.
Prices for all six sit on the price list. The comparison table puts them side by side.

The flowers, decoded

Every treatment family carries a flower. It runs across the printed menu, the website and the studio. Once you know it, you can read any of them at a glance.

Figure 4 · The Botanical Key

The Lumina Botanical Key Lotus for signature facials, cherry blossom for radiance and hydration, calendula for acne and clarifying, rose for anti-aging, sunflower for brightening, magnolia for body and resurfacing, lavender for manual and wellness, jasmine for silk waxing. Lotus Signature Cherry Blossom Radiance & hydration Calendula Acne & clarifying Rose & Rosehip Anti-aging Sunflower Brightening Magnolia Body & resurfacing Lavender Manual & wellness Jasmine Silk waxing
The full Botanical Key links each flower to the treatments it covers.

Points, plainly

No card. No sign-up. Nothing to remember at the desk.

Figure 5 · Loyalty maths

How loyalty points work One dollar spent earns one point. Ten points are worth one dollar toward a future service. A one hundred and thirty five dollar facial earns one hundred and thirty five points, and six visits returns roughly eighty dollars. YOU SPEND $1 = 1 point YOU REDEEM 10 points = $1 IN PRACTICE $135 facial → 135 points Six visits → about $80 back
Points stack on top of any membership discount — you earn on the discounted price and keep the discount. More on rewards.

Package or membership?

Both save money. They suit different habits.

Figure 6 · Two ways to save

Packages compared with memberships Packages are a one-off prepay at twenty percent off, valid twelve months, one service type, best for a defined goal. Memberships are monthly with a standing discount of five, ten or twenty percent that applies to everything, best for regular ongoing visits. PACKAGES prepay once • 20% off every visit • Valid twelve months • One service type per pack Best for a defined goal MEMBERSHIPS monthly, ongoing • 5% / 10% / 20% standing discount • Applies to everything, incl. waxing • Opens with welcome points Best for regular visits
See all packages or compare memberships. Memberships are billed through our booking system.

The rest of it

Sixteen aftercare guides, twenty-five honest ingredient write-ups, and the pages people find late.

One thing worth saying plainly

We do not sell supplements. That is deliberate — it means our ingredient guides have no stake in what you conclude. Where the independent evidence is weak we say so, including for popular products. The collagen peptides guide is the clearest example of that.

And we are a licensed esthetician studio, not a medical spa. If what you want falls outside our scope, we will tell you rather than sell you something adjacent.

Start wherever suits you

Three questions, a browse, or a conversation in the room. Every visit opens with a skin assessment.

Book Your Facial

Lumina Skin Sanctuary is a licensed esthetician studio in Fort Myers, FL — not a medical spa. This article is general education, not medical advice. Prices and services current as of July 2026; the price list is authoritative.

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