Skin consultation
30 minA conversation under the lamp: your routine, what has changed lately and what you'd like from a visit. No facial is done, and Corine writes down what you decide together.
By appointment, after work
Corine Anderton is a licensed esthetician with a private suite on Range Avenue in Denham Springs. Her hours start when most workdays end, she sees one client at a time, and she is welcoming new clients.

Open after work
Most visits begin after four. Choose a time and the suite is yours for the hour.
By appointment only. The last visit begins an hour before closing.
The menu
Each one lists how long you'll be in the room.
A conversation under the lamp: your routine, what has changed lately and what you'd like from a visit. No facial is done, and Corine writes down what you decide together.
The consultation, then a custom facial planned from it, with the lights kept low.
Cleansing, warm towels, a look under the lamp, extractions where your skin allows and a mask, shaped around how your skin is that evening.
Book: Custom facialA shorter visit for the hour between work and dinner: cleansing, a mask and a hand and shoulder massage while it sets.
More time for every step, and a longer massage with the mask on. No clock in the room.
Book: Slow facialA panel of light held over your face at the end of a facial while you rest.
A gentle blade drawn over the surface of the skin to lift away fine fuzz and dull cells. Corine asks about what you use at home first.
A second mask, chosen with you, left on while Corine works on your shoulders.
Warm oil and slow pressure from the elbow to the fingertips, after a day at a keyboard or a counter.
Prices show on Corine's booking page when you choose a service. Each visit includes a few minutes to settle in.
An evening visit
A visit is built to fit between work and the rest of your night.
Park behind the building and come in by the side door. Corine meets you in the hall, and there's no need to change or take your makeup off.
How your skin has been, what you've used lately and what you'd like from the evening. She looks under the lamp before she touches anything.
Cleansing, warm towels, extractions where your skin allows and a mask, with the room kept dim and quiet.
A glass of water, a word about what to do tonight and a minute to book your next visit before you go back out.
Your esthetician

Licensed esthetician
Corine started Veil for people whose days are full until the office empties out. Hers is a single room in a suite building on Range Avenue: one client at a time, the lights low after dark and a few minutes at the start to talk.
Questions
You start with a consultation: your routine, what has changed lately and what you'd like from the visit. Corine looks at your skin under a magnifying lamp, then does a custom facial planned from what you talked about. Plan on an hour and a quarter.
No. Come straight from work. Every facial begins with a cleanse, and there's a sink in the suite if you'd like to wash your hands.
The consultation and the express facial are 30 minutes, a custom facial is 50 and a slow facial is 75. Every service on the menu lists how long it takes.
Once, before your first facial and before dermaplaning. If you've been away for a long time, she starts with a short check-in.
Prices aren't printed on this site. They follow the service, how long it takes and any add-ons, and Corine's booking page shows each one before you confirm.
Book
Pick a service and an evening on Corine's booking page. New clients begin with a consultation.