Back Bar Skincare

Fall Proof is a focused 30-minute treatment that pairs a lactic acid peel with a licorice root treatment mask.

The lactic acid exfoliates dull surface buildup and helps smooth rough-feeling texture. The mask follows with licorice root extract, which contains glycyrrhetic acid and flavonoids. It helps soothe the skin, provides antioxidant support, and helps uneven-looking tone appear brighter and more even.

One appointment can leave skin feeling smoother and looking refreshed. A series of three gives us time to work progressively, with each treatment spaced 2–3 weeks apart.

30 minutes | $95
Series of three | $250
Save $35 with the series

Book Fall Proof through the link in bio, or message me if you want help deciding if it fits your skin.

No tipping at Back Bar. Just book, come in, and enjoy your facial.

Self Care September is BACK!!

This year, there are 36 little ways on the board to make a little more room for yourself this September.

Pick any four connected squares across, down, or diagonal and make those your four.

Complete one line by September 30 and choose a little BB treat. Each completed line also gets you an entry into this year’s grand prize drawing, up to five total.

What is the grand prize, you ask... wellll, the grand prize is Three Months of Back Bar.

One Booster Facial each month for three consecutive months. $345 value.

So what are you waiting for? Get your board and start whenever you’re ready.

All the details are in stories and at backbarskincare.com. And of course, always message me here if you need anything.

🤍 Kileigh

Back Bar membership is more than having a facial on the calendar every month.

Your credits roll over.

Facial memberships can be shared.

Members receive 10% off Back Bar skincare, add ons, and additional services.

And if skincare makes more sense for you than a facial membership, the House Account puts $65 each month toward your Back Bar products, with 10% member pricing included.

Facial memberships:

45 minutes | $105/month
75 minutes | $155/month
95 minutes | $190/month

House Account | $65/month

There are a few different ways to make membership work depending on how you use Back Bar.

I’m talking through all of them in Stories today, or you can message me, and I’ll help you figure out which one makes the most sense for you.
🤍 Kileigh

Back to school. Back to routines. Back to Back Bar.

As you settle into September schedules, put a little time for yourself on the calendar, too.

Back Bar facial memberships include more than your monthly facial:

🤍 One facial credit added each month, with no expiration.
🤍 10% off all retail products.
🤍 10% off additional services and add-ons, including microneedling.
🤍 The option to share your facial visits through Vagaro. Shared members also receive 10% off retail.

You can come each month, save your visits, or alternate appointments with someone sharing your membership.

Choose your time:

🤍 45-minute Booster | $105/month

🤍 75-minute Back Bar | $155/month

🤍 95-minute Top Shelf | $190/month

Each facial is customized to your skin. Services are fully inclusive, and tipping is not part of the experience. A 12-month commitment, paid monthly. You choose whether to renew each year.

Explore memberships through the Vagaro link in my bio, or message me for help choosing yours.

Mallow comes from Malva sylvestris, a flowering plant in the mallow family. In a skincare formula, those polysaccharides contribute to the soft, cushioning feel that makes mallow especially useful when I want to add comfort without making a product feel heavy.

I tend to reach for it when skin feels tight, dry, dehydrated, or easily irritated.

You may find it in a toner or serum, and I also use it in masks when I want a little more slip and cushion in the formula.


This is one of the things I love about custom formulation. Two ingredients can both be called “hydrating,” but they do not necessarily bring the same thing to a formula.

Sometimes I am choosing an ingredient because of the way it holds water. Sometimes, it is for texture, slip, weight, or how the finished product feels on your skin.

Mallow gives me a little bit of all of those things.

Do you dry brush?

If you have one at home, I’m curious how you use it. Before every shower? Once in a while? Or are you still not totally sure what you’re supposed to do with it?

A few takeaways I think are helpful:

Dry brushing is physical exfoliation for the body.

Light pressure is enough.

Once or twice a week is a good place to start.

And after you shower, body oil goes on best while your skin is still slightly damp.

I put the full routine, plus a few dry brushing facts worth knowing, in Skin + Routine Notes on the Back Bar site if you want to learn more.

Custom means I get to adjust the formula to fit the skin in front of me. AND keep adjusting it as your skin changes.

Let me know what your skin needs. I got you!!