— Quick facts
The essentials, at a glance.
- Business name
- D4 Season
- Service
- Facials, HydraFacial & La Mer Skin Care
- City
- Shoreline, WA
- Who it's for
- First-timers starting at $70, regulars on a monthly rhythm, and anyone pairing a facial with a head spa visit.
- What happens
- A menu ladder: gua sha lift, hydrating and purifying facials, the La Mer renewal hour and HydraFacial, each one adjusted to your skin and never rushed.
- Benefits
- Deep-cleansed, hydrated, fresher-looking skin at a clearly priced step for every budget, plus real quiet.
- Area served
- Shoreline, Seattle, Edmonds & Lynnwood
- Hours
- Mon–Sat 10 AM–9 PM · Sun 10 AM–8 PM
- Booking
- By appointment · (206) 688-9700
— The menu, bottom up
Read the facial menu like a ladder.
One easy way to choose a facial is to read the menu like a ladder. At our Shoreline studio the rungs are clearly spaced. There's a $70 gua sha lift at the bottom, hydrating and purifying facials in the $110–$140 middle, then HydraFacial at $150 and La Mer Renewal Facial at $158. Each step up gets you something specific, so it helps to know what before you book.
The studio is at 15507 Westminster Way N, Ste 7E, just off Aurora. It's the original D4 Season, opened in 2022 as Seattle's first specialized head spa. Our facials came out of the same habit of doing one thing slowly and doing it well. You won't find filler treatments or decoy prices on the list.
The first rung: Guasha Lifting Facial, $70
Thirty minutes with no machines. We cleanse your skin, then work cool gua sha stones along the jaw, cheeks and brow. People tend to overlook it, but it's quick enough for a lunch break, and your face feels less puffy and more sculpted right away. Regulars book it as upkeep between bigger treatments, and it's an inexpensive way to get to know the studio.
The middle rungs: hydrating & purifying facials, $110–$140
This is where most guests should start. The Classic Hydration Facial and the Men's Purifying Facial (both $110) each focus on one thing, either moisture or a deep clean, and go a long way with it. The Hydradermabrasion Facial ($140) adds some polish for dull-looking skin that isn't especially dry. The La Mer Renewal Facial ($158) is a different kind of facial, with fewer machines, richer product and the well-known cream at the center. All four run a full hour and include the mask-and-massage stretch that people remember afterward.
The HydraFacial rung: $150
Move up to this one when you want a machine-assisted facial: vortex-suction extraction, serum infusion and no recovery time. HydraFacial Deluxe includes a booster serum matched to your skin, at $150 for 60 minutes. Our HydraFacial page for Shoreline goes into more detail if this is the one you're leaning toward. The related Hydradermabrasion Facial ($140) sits just below it, if you'd like to try something in between.
La Mer Renewal Facial, $158
The La Mer Renewal Facial is a 60-minute skin treatment for $158, with fewer machines, richer products and slow, hands-on care. Choose it when you want a nourishing facial and a relaxing hour.
— The Shoreline habit
Pair your facial with a head spa.
Shoreline guests have one more reason to book a facial with us instead of somewhere else on Aurora, and it's the room next door. D4 Season was Seattle's first specialized head spa, and our regulars love doing a facial and a head spa in one visit. You can go skin first and then scalp, or switch the order if you'd rather finish with warm water.
It makes sense once you try it. You get your face and your scalp looked after in one trip, and a single appointment turns into a real afternoon off. It's also easier than booking two separate days. If you're curious why planned downtime like that can help, the NCCIH's plain-language guide to relaxation techniques is worth a read. For timings and combinations, our head spa + facial guide for Seattle North lays out the options.
Only have time for one? That's fine. If you're curious about doing both, mention it when you book and we'll check whether we can get you back-to-back rooms. The pair books up faster than either service on its own.
— Inside the room
What your facial hour looks like.
Whichever rung you pick, the visit follows the same basic order. You start with a short consultation and a cleanse, then exfoliation matched to what your skin can handle, a mask, and serums and moisturizer to finish. A $70 facial and a $158 facial go through the same steps. What changes is how rich the products are and how much time goes into each step.
The skin conversation comes first
Your esthetician wants the boring details: what you wash with, which actives you're on, and what the last month of weather and sleep has done to your face. Two minutes of honest answers shape the whole hour. If you say your skin is sensitive, the exfoliation gets gentler. If you mention an event on Saturday, nothing risky goes anywhere near your skin.
When to step up a rung, and when to step down
A good rule of thumb is to move up when a lower rung starts to feel routine. If the hydration facial has become nice but predictable and your skin still looks flat, try the HydraFacial's extract-and-infuse step next. Feel free to move back down, too. Plenty of regulars switch between a $70 gua sha month and a month with a bigger treatment, and nobody here keeps track of which rung you're on.
— Menu
Every facial and its price.
The complete list is below. The menu and prices are the same at our Lynnwood studio, and gratuity isn't included. The options include Guasha Lifting Facial $70, Classic Hydration $110, Men's Purifying $110, Hydradermabrasion $140, HydraFacial Deluxe $150, and La Mer Renewal Facial $158. The Hydra Keravive Scalp is a 90-minute treatment for the scalp, not the face. It's $258 and listed on the head spa menu.
There's no consultation fee and no product minimum, and nobody gives you a speech at the end about buying a bag of creams to protect your results. If we think a cheaper rung would suit you better, we'll say so up front.
— Come see us
Book the best facial in Shoreline, WA.
From Shoreline we're easy to reach from north Seattle, Lake Forest Park, Edmonds and Lynnwood. It's a straight drive off Aurora, with parking at the door. Hours are Monday–Saturday 10 AM–9 PM and Sunday 10 AM–8 PM, so an evening facial after work is very doable.
Call (206) 688-9700 or book online. If it's your first visit and you can't decide, book the Classic Hydration Facial and let your esthetician guide you. You can always try a different rung next month. The relaxing part matters too. If you doubt that a slow, quiet hour counts as taking care of yourself, the Mayo Clinic's overview of relaxation techniques is worth a read.
The menu works best when you come regularly instead of once in a while. Most guests settle into a facial every four to six weeks and adjust by season. After a while, many of them stop calling it a splurge and start calling it upkeep.
Getting here
We're at 15507 Westminster Way N, Ste 7E, just off Aurora Avenue N. It's an easy turn from the Highway 99 corridor, and parking is simple. Groups of five or more should call ahead so we can set up the rooms. If you're combining a facial with a head spa, tell us when you book.
— Inside the studio
— Menu & pricing
The facial ladder, priced
| Service | Duration | Price |
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| Guasha Lifting Facial | 30 min | $70 |
| Classic Hydration Facial | 60 min | $110 |
| Men's Purifying Facial | 60 min | $110 |
| La Mer Renewal Facial | 60 min | $158 |
| Hydradermabrasion Facial | 60 min | $140 |
| HydraFacial Deluxe | 60 min | $150 |
Listed lowest to highest. Same menu and pricing at both the Shoreline and Lynnwood locations; gratuity is not included in service prices.
— Common questions
Asked & answered.
What's the least expensive facial at your Shoreline studio?
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The Guasha Lifting Facial. It's $70 for 30 minutes: a cleanse, then cool-stone sculpting along the jaw, cheeks and brow. It fits in a lunch break and is a low-stakes way to try the studio before you commit to a longer treatment.
What's the difference between the $110 facials and the $140 Hydradermabrasion?
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The Classic Hydration and Men's Purifying facials ($110 each) each pick one direction, deep moisture or a deep clean, and use products chosen to go further in it. The Hydradermabrasion Facial ($140) adds a polishing, resurfacing pass for skin that looks dull more than dry.
When is it worth stepping up to a HydraFacial?
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When congestion and dehydration show up together, or when a standard facial has stopped surprising you. The HydraFacial's vortex-suction extraction and serum infusion go deeper than hands alone, with nothing to recover from. HydraFacial Deluxe includes a matched booster serum at $150 for 60 minutes.
What is the La Mer Renewal Facial?
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It's our luxury-product facial, a full hour built around La Mer skincare. The focus is on rich product and slow hands-on work instead of machines. It's $158, and people often book it for anniversaries, milestones and days when they want something special.
Can I book a facial and a head spa in the same visit?
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Yes, and it's our signature pairing in Shoreline, since D4 Season began as Seattle's first specialized head spa. Mention it when you book so we can line up back-to-back rooms. The combination fills faster than either service on its own.
How long should I set aside for a facial in Shoreline?
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Thirty minutes for the gua sha lift, and a full hour for most facials, including the HydraFacials and the La Mer Renewal Facial. Get here a few minutes early so the skin consultation doesn't cut into your treatment time.
Do I have to pick my facial before I arrive?
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No. Book the Classic Hydration Facial and work out the focus with your esthetician in the room. It's the most flexible option on the menu, and you won't have to diagnose your own skin from a booking page.
— Research & references
A facial is skincare, and it's also a chance to lie back and relax. We make no medical or clinical claims about results. If you want to read about the wellness side, see the NCCIH on relaxation techniques , managing stress , the Mayo Clinic on relaxation techniques to lower stress and mind and body practices . These are general educational references, not claims about our services. D4 Season is a relaxation and wellness spa, not a medical provider.
— New to head spas?
Read the head spa guide.
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