Facial near
Seattle North.

If you've been hunting for a good facial without driving into the city, the north-end options have gotten a lot better — and that's part of why we built the skin-care menu the way we did. D4 Season runs two studios up here, one in Shoreline and one in Lynnwood, and a facial at either is a short, low-fuss trip from most of Seattle North.

We started in 2022 as a specialized head spa, so skin care at D4 comes from the same place as scalp care: a treatment should feel calm and be genuinely tailored to you, not run off a script. Every facial begins with a look at your actual skin that day.

A facial is skin care, but it's also a stretch of quiet — and quiet does more than it gets credit for. The NCCIH describes relaxation techniques as a low-cost, low-risk way to ease everyday stress, and an unhurried hour with your phone off is a big part of what people come back for.

It helps that skin care up here isn't an afterthought for us. The esthetics room gets the same attention as the head spa suites — the same lighting, the same unhurried pace — because a facial you feel rushed through is barely worth booking.

We keep it low-pressure in the other sense of the word, too. You won't be talked into a shelf of products at the end; if you want recommendations you'll get honest ones, and if you don't, that's completely fine.

Regulars often tell us they book a facial the way other people book a haircut — a standing bit of upkeep rather than a splurge. Keeping it close to home is what turns it into a habit instead of a once-a-year treat.

The menu spans quick to luxurious. A 30-minute Guasha Lifting Facial is $70; customized and hydration facials sit in the $90–$140 range; our Men's Purifying Facial is $110. HydraFacial options run from $150 for the Signature up to $258 for the 90-minute HydraFacial Keravive Scalp, and the La Mer Luxury Renewal Ritual is $188.

Not sure where to start? The Summer Signature Customized Facial ($90) is a genuinely flexible first visit — your esthetician builds it around your skin instead of a fixed formula. Prices are identical at Shoreline and Lynnwood, and gratuity isn't included.

Facials are for everyone, too. The Men's Purifying Facial is built for men's skin and grooming needs, and every other treatment on the list is open to anyone who books it.

People ask about HydraFacial versus a classic facial a lot. The HydraFacial is the device-driven, systematic option; a classic facial leans more on hands and massage. Neither is "better" — they're different moods, and your esthetician will steer you to the right one for your skin and how much time you have.

Add-ons fold in easily if you want them, and nothing gets tacked on without your say-so. If budget matters, just say so — we'll point you to the treatment that gives your skin the most for what you want to spend.

Worth knowing: the priciest facial isn't automatically the right one. The best treatment is the one matched to what your skin needs that week, and sometimes that's the $90 customized facial, not the top of the menu. We'd rather you rebook than oversell you once.

We're open Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 9 PM, and Sunday 10 AM to 8 PM. Book online to choose your studio, esthetician and time, or call (206) 688-9700 if you'd like a hand deciding which facial fits your skin.

Want to make more of the visit? A facial pairs naturally with scalp care — see the head spa and facial combo — or with bodywork via a massage near Seattle North. We're glad to plan a longer afternoon, and gift cards work at both studios.

If you're building a skincare habit rather than chasing a one-off glow, say so on the first visit. Your esthetician will sketch a simple cadence and a short at-home routine so the results you see in the mirror actually hold between appointments.