Every facial here opens with a fifteen-minute skin read and closes with a routine you can actually keep. One therapist, one room, no upsells — and never a treatment your barrier isn't ready for.
Every treatment starts from the same fifteen-minute read, then follows what your skin is actually doing this month — not a protocol printed last year.
Ninety minutes of layered moisture for skin that feels tight by noon. Enzyme cleanse, hyaluronic infusion, and a barrier mask sealed under cool stone.
Our brightening course for dull or uneven tone. Gentle acid resurfacing paired with vitamin C, built up slowly across six visits so the barrier keeps pace.
Facial massage, lymphatic drainage, and a warm compress finish. Built for skin under stress — and for the person wearing it.
Marisol trained in Barcelona, spent six years in a dermatology clinic, and opened Verbena in 2016 with one rule: never book two people in the same hour. She still takes every appointment herself. That means she remembers what your skin did last winter, which acid made it sting, and why the routine you were sold in 2022 was never going to work. The read is free, and it is always the first thing that happens.
Ana's barrier-repair course, photographed in the same north-facing window at week one and week twelve. Same light, same camera, no retouching. Drag the handle.
Week 1
Week 12
Come once and take the routine home, or hold a standing hour and let the results compound. Both include the skin read, the written routine, and a direct line to Marisol between visits.
The measure of a good facial isn't how you look walking out — it's how your skin behaves three weeks later.
Tuesdays through Saturdays, one guest at a time. Tell us what your skin has been doing and Marisol will pick the room for it.