Delasser offers a focused break from Ginza’s shops and streets: an 80-minute facial in a private, appointment-only salon, with a choice of five Christina treatments. You can discuss concerns such as acne, visible pores, dullness, or signs of aging before settling on an option.
Two details make this appealing: you choose the treatment that fits your needs, and massage is included in the session. The main consideration is price: at $221.59 and up, this is a substantial spend for one facial, and results will depend on your skin and the treatment selected.
- Key points to know before you book
- A Ginza pause built around skin care
- Choosing one of the five Christina treatments
- What happens during the 80 minutes
- Is 1.59 good value for a facial?
- Fitting Delasser into a Tokyo day
- Who should consider booking
- FAQ
- Where is Delasser located?
- How long does the facial take?
- Which treatments can I choose from?
- What is included in the package?
- What happens when I arrive?
- How old do I need to be to take part?
- Can I book with another person in my group?
- What should I tell the salon before my appointment?
- What happens if I arrive late?
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Key points to know before you book
- Five Christina treatments: Choose from lactic acid rejuvenation, brightening, bio-herbal rejuvenation, firming anti-aging care, or rose essence exfoliation.
- An 80-minute appointment: The experience includes massage and starts with a short consultation and consent form.
- A private salon in Ginza: Delasser is at 7-10-5 Ginza, Chuo-ku, within walking distance of Ginza Station and Higashi-Ginza Station.
- One person per booking group: The treatment is for one participant at a time, though children are allowed in the store.
- A premium price: The listed starting price is $221.59, with transport and personal purchases not included.
- A small but positive service signal: One five-star rating specifically praises the massage therapist. It is encouraging, but too little feedback to guarantee the same experience for everyone.
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A Ginza pause built around skin care
Delasser is less a sightseeing stop than a planned pause in the middle of a Tokyo day. It sits in Ginza, a central district known for shopping, and is within walking distance of Ginza and Higashi-Ginza stations. If you are already spending time in the area, the location makes it easier to fit in a treatment without arranging a separate trip across town.
The salon describes its work as skin texture improvement, with care aimed at concerns including acne, pores, dullness, and aging. It combines Japanese techniques with equipment and medical-grade skincare brands. That description gives you a sense of the salon’s focus, but it should not be read as a promise of a medical result. The treatment is a beauty service, and the best choice depends on what you discuss during the consultation.
The appointment-only, private setting is a practical plus if you prefer not to have a treatment in a shared space. The booking allows a maximum of one participant per group, so this is best approached as a solo appointment rather than a couples or friends’ activity. Children are allowed in the store, but the treatment itself is for participants aged 12 and older.
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Choosing one of the five Christina treatments
The package includes one Christina skin-improvement facial, with five named options. The treatment names point to different aims, but the available information does not spell out the products, steps, or suitability of each option. Use the consultation to ask what a treatment involves and whether it fits your skin and any sensitivities.
The choices are:
- Lactic Acid Rejuvenating Anti-Stress Treatment
- Whitening Brightening Treatment
- Bio-Herbal Rejuvenation
- Firming Anti-Aging Timeless Youth Treatment
- Rose Essence Exfoliating Treatment
If your main concern is brightness, the brightening option may sound like the natural starting point. For firming or signs of aging, the Timeless Youth treatment is the one whose name most directly addresses that goal. The rose essence option specifically names exfoliation, while the lactic acid and bio-herbal choices suggest different approaches. Those names are useful prompts for a conversation, not enough information to decide on their own.
Tell the salon about your priorities before the treatment begins. If you have allergies, a medical history, or are pregnant, you are asked to inform the provider in advance. This matters particularly when you are choosing a facial involving exfoliation or other active skin care. Don’t assume that a treatment is suitable simply because its name sounds gentle or familiar.
What happens during the 80 minutes
You arrive at the salon at the address on your voucher. The first step is a simple consultation. You confirm the experience details and precautions, then sign a consent form. This is your chance to bring up your skin concerns and ask about the treatment options before making your choice.
The treatment lasts 80 minutes in total and includes massage. No detailed minute-by-minute schedule is provided, so don’t expect a fixed sequence of steps based on the treatment name alone. The salon describes meticulous Japanese techniques and advanced equipment, but does not specify which equipment is used for each option.
Massage is the clearest service detail beyond the facial itself. One five-star rating calls the massage therapist wonderful. That is a pleasant sign, though it comes from just one rating, so I would treat it as a positive note rather than firm evidence of what every appointment will be like.
Because the session is appointment-only, arrive on time. If you are late, the treatment time may be shortened. That is worth keeping in mind if you are planning shopping, meals, or another activity nearby: leave a little breathing room rather than trying to arrive at the last minute.
Is $221.59 good value for a facial?
At a starting price of $221.59, this is a premium beauty appointment, not a low-cost add-on. What you are paying for is an 80-minute session in a private Ginza salon, a consultation, massage, and a choice among five treatment types. If personalized skin care and a calm, private setting matter to you, those elements may make the cost worthwhile.
The value is harder to judge if your main goal is a specific, measurable result. The information provided does not promise a particular outcome, explain how long results last, or describe the exact products and techniques used in each treatment. Before you book, consider asking which option matches your concerns and what you should expect from the session. A clear answer can help you decide whether the price makes sense for you.
Transportation and personal purchases are not included. The salon is within walking distance of two stations, but the fare to reach Ginza is your own expense. The voucher is valid only on the date and time specified, so choose a slot that gives you enough time to arrive without rushing.
Fitting Delasser into a Tokyo day
This treatment suits a day when you are already in Ginza, or when you want a planned rest from walking and shopping. Its central address and long business hours, from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, give you several possible times to consider. Holidays are irregular, so check availability for your date rather than assuming the salon will be open on a particular holiday.
The appointment is a single-person experience. If you are travelling with someone, you can still visit the store, but the booking information allows only one participant per group. Children are allowed inside, while the minimum age to take part in the activity is 12.
Think about how the facial fits with the rest of your schedule. The appointment takes 80 minutes, and lateness may reduce that time. The salon does not provide transport, and this is not a guided tour or a group outing. Its value is in the treatment itself, so give it room in your day rather than squeezing it between fixed plans.
Who should consider booking
Delasser is a good match if you want a private facial in central Tokyo and are willing to pay for a longer, specialized appointment. It may especially suit you if you have a particular skin concern and want to discuss treatment choices with the salon before starting. The five options give you a useful starting point, though you should ask questions if a treatment name is not clear.
It is less compelling if you are mainly looking for a budget-friendly way to relax, want a service with detailed published steps, or expect a guaranteed change in your skin. There is also very little public feedback to help you judge consistency. The single five-star rating is positive, with specific praise for the massage therapist, but one rating cannot tell you much about the full range of experiences.
If you book, arrive on time and share relevant health information in advance. Bring your questions to the consultation, especially if you have allergies, a medical history, or are pregnant. That small bit of preparation is the best way to make an expensive, personal treatment feel like a considered choice.
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FAQ
Where is Delasser located?
It is at 7-10-5 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. The salon is within walking distance of Ginza Station and Higashi-Ginza Station.
How long does the facial take?
The treatment lasts 80 minutes in total and includes massage.
Which treatments can I choose from?
You can choose one of five: Lactic Acid Rejuvenating Anti-Stress Treatment, Whitening Brightening Treatment, Bio-Herbal Rejuvenation, Firming Anti-Aging Timeless Youth Treatment, or Rose Essence Exfoliating Treatment.
What is included in the package?
The package includes one Christina skin-improvement facial treatment with massage. Transportation and personal consumption are not included.
What happens when I arrive?
A simple consultation takes place first. You confirm treatment information and precautions, then sign a consent form.
How old do I need to be to take part?
Participants must be at least 12 years old. Children are allowed in the store.
Can I book with another person in my group?
The maximum is one participant per group. Children are allowed in the store, but the activity’s participant limit is one person per group.
What should I tell the salon before my appointment?
Inform the salon in advance if you are pregnant, have a medical history, or have allergies.
What happens if I arrive late?
Your experience time may be shortened, so arrive at your appointment time. The voucher is valid only on the specified date and time, where applicable.
