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Exfoliation, steam, deep-pore cleansing, and a customized mask.
Facial · Glow & Rejuvenation
Facial Treatments
Facial Treatments
at Soul
Signature 90 min $160 · Moisturizing 60 min $110 · Gentleman’s 60 min $110 — cash
Private rooms — never shared Groups of 5–10 at one studio
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Buy a Gift CardFacial treatments at a glance
- Starting price
- $110 cash / $120 card for a 60-minute facial.
- The deep option
- Signature Facial — 90 minutes, $160 cash, with steam and extraction.
- Products
- Comfort Zone professional skincare, across all three facials.
- For shaved skin
- The Gentleman's Facial ends with a cool algae mask that calms razor irritation.
- Studios
- Same three facials at Mill Creek, Everett, Kirkland, and Lynnwood.
- Pair it
- Combo 4: Signature Head Spa + 30-min facial, 90 minutes for $138 cash.
- Hours
- Open daily — Mill Creek from 9:30 AM, Everett until 10 PM.
- Booking
- Online, by phone, or by text; walk-ins whenever a room is open.
The menu
Three facial treatments, one honest comparison
Menus of facial treatments tend to sprawl. Ours is three, and the differences between them are real rather than cosmetic. The Signature Facial is the deep session: 90 minutes and $160 cash buys exfoliation, steam, deep-pore cleansing, and a mask customized to what your skin is doing that day. The Moisturizing Facial compresses cleanse, exfoliate, and treatment mask into an hour for $110 cash. The Gentleman’s Facial — same hour, same price — reorders the steps around skin that meets a razor most mornings.
| Facial | Time | Cash / Card | Built for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Signature | 90 min | $160 / $170 | The full workup — steam, deep-pore cleansing, customized mask |
| Moisturizing | 60 min | $110 / $120 | Dry or dull skin that needs an hour, not an overhaul |
| Gentleman’s | 60 min | $110 / $120 | Regularly shaved skin — extraction plus a cooling algae mask |
Choosing is mostly a time question. If your skin feels dry or dull and you have an hour, take the Moisturizing. If you want extraction, steam, and the full workup — and can give it ninety minutes — take the Signature. Razor burn and clogged pores point at the Gentleman’s. When in doubt, start with the hour and talk over a step up to the Signature at your next visit; the front desk will not upsell you into it unprompted. Each studio also keeps its own city page — the best facial in Mill Creek page is the original studio’s — with directions and booking links.
Products
Why the shelf is Comfort Zone
Every service line at Soul keeps its own product system. Head spa runs on Milbon, the Japanese salon brand; facial treatments run on Comfort Zone, a professional skincare line — and the two never trade places. That separation is deliberate. Scalp products and face products solve different problems, and a studio that stretches one shelf across both jobs is economizing on your skin. The head spa hub covers the Milbon side of the house.
Comfort Zone shows up differently in each treatment. In the Signature it drives the full sequence — exfoliation, steam, deep-pore cleansing, and the customized mask chosen after our trained skincare team has actually looked at your skin. In the Moisturizing it carries the treatment mask that closes the hour. In the Gentleman’s it ends as the cool, soothing algae mask that settles shaving irritation. If you have sensitivities or allergies, say so when you book; the front desk will flag the formulas involved before anything touches your face.
The rooms are the other half of the treatment. A facial runs in a private room that isn’t shared with anyone else, phones silenced, with steam and product temperature adjusted to you — Mayo Clinic’s primer on relaxation techniques makes the case that this kind of deliberate quiet does real work. Soul has been women-owned since it opened in Mill Creek in 2021, offering facial treatments alongside massage by Washington-licensed therapists from the start, and the facial menu has stayed deliberately short for the same reason the head spa menu has stayed at four rituals — three treatments done consistently beat ten done occasionally.
For men
The gentleman’s angle
The Gentleman’s Facial is the most misread line on our menu, so here is the plain version: a 60-minute treatment sequenced for shaved skin. Deep cleansing first, then an exfoliating scrub, then extraction for clogged pores — the step shaved skin needs most and gets least — and finally a cool algae mask designed to calm razor irritation. $110 cash, $120 on a card.
Who books it: men who shave daily and have the bumps and redness to show for it; men whose entire skincare routine is “soap, sometimes”; and a fair number of gift-certificate recipients whose partners decided for them. Despite the name, the right filter is the razor rather than the gender — anyone who shaves their face regularly gets the same benefit from the same sequence.
On the gifting point: a gift certificate bought through Square covers any facial and spends at all four studios. If it is a first-ever facial, the Gentleman’s or the Moisturizing is a friendlier landing than the full 90-minute Signature — an hour is a commitment anyone will finish.
Pairings
The combo math, run in the open
Facial treatments pair naturally with head spa, and the combo menu prices the pairings transparently. Combo 6 is $188 cash for 120 minutes — a 60-minute Signature Head Spa plus the 60-minute Moisturizing Facial, which is exactly $78 plus $110. You do not save money there; you save a second appointment, and the two treatments run as one unbroken visit.
Combo 4 is the actual bargain. $138 cash buys the Signature Head Spa plus a 30-minute classic facial inside 90 minutes total — and that 30-minute facial is not sold on its own, so this is the only way to cover scalp and skin in an hour and a half. Combo 1 goes the other direction: 180 minutes at $263 cash, stacking a 60-minute massage, the head spa, and the Moisturizing Facial, with a free steam eye mask included.
The pairing pages go deeper — head spa and facial in Kirkland for Combos 4 and 6, head spa and massage in Mill Creek for Combo 5 — and the services page lists all six packages with cash and card prices side by side. Deciding between a facial and a head spa rather than stacking them? The is a head spa worth it guide does that value math. And if you want the research framing for treatments like these, the NIH’s overview of mind and body practices is the neutral place to start.
By city
Find your studio’s facial page
One page per city — the local studio, its phone number, and the booking link that belongs to it.
Facial FAQ
Facial questions, straight answers
What facials are on the menu?
Three. The Signature Facial is the deep session: 90 minutes, $160 cash, with exfoliation, steam, deep-pore cleansing, and a mask customized to your skin that day. The Moisturizing Facial (60 minutes, $110 cash) covers cleansing, exfoliation, and a treatment mask. The Gentleman's Facial (60 minutes, $110 cash) is built for skin that gets shaved regularly.
What products do you use for facials?
Comfort Zone, a professional skincare line, across all three facials. It's a separate shelf from the head spa side of the studio, which runs on Milbon — each service line keeps its own product system. If you have sensitivities or allergies, mention them when you book and we'll flag the formulas involved before anything touches your skin.
How do I pick between the three?
By goal. Want the works — steam, deep-pore cleansing, a mask customized on the spot? That's the 90-minute Signature. Skin feeling dry or dull, and you've got an hour? Moisturizing. Razor burn and clogged pores from regular shaving? Gentleman's. When in doubt, start with the 60-minute Moisturizing and talk over a step up to the Signature at your next visit.
What makes the Gentleman's Facial different?
It's sequenced for shaved skin: deep cleansing, an exfoliating scrub, extraction, and then a cool, soothing algae mask — that last step is there specifically to calm shaving irritation. Sixty minutes, $110 cash or $120 card. Despite the name, it's the right pick for anyone who shaves their face, whatever they answer to.
How long does a facial take?
Sixty minutes for the Moisturizing and Gentleman's; ninety for the Signature. Add the 10-minute early arrival for check-in and the shorter two land around 75 minutes door to door. Want a facial inside a bigger visit? Combo 4 pairs a 30-minute classic facial with the Signature Head Spa — 90 minutes total, $138 cash.
Glow is a maintenance schedule.
Four studios, open daily — Mill Creek from 9:30 AM, Everett until 10 PM. Same three facials, same prices, everywhere.