Most skincare professionals recommend a facial every 4 to 6 weeks during summer, with more frequent visits — every 2 to 3 weeks — for guests dealing with excess oil, breakouts, or heavy congestion. Summer heat increases oil production and pollution exposure, both of which accelerate how quickly skin needs professional cleansing compared to cooler months. Here's how to figure out what frequency is right for your skin specifically. Why Summer Changes Facial Frequency Skin cell

By Spencer's SoHo | 5 min read A Detox Facial is a deep-purifying skincare treatment that combines enzyme cleansing, clay masking, ultrasonic extraction, and lymphatic massage to clear pore congestion, balance excess oil, and restore circulation. Unlike a standard facial, it's designed specifically to address the buildup caused by heat, humidity, sweat, and pollution — making it one of the most requested treatments during summer months in New York City. Below, we'll break dow

By Spencer's SoHo | 3 min read Spencer's Summer Sixty membership is available at $149/month through June 30. Starting in September, the rate moves to $179/month. Members get one 60-minute treatment per month — facial or massage — with no initiation fee and rollover credit if a month is skipped. After June 30, new members joining at any point before September lock in the current promotional structure tied to this window, so the next few days are the last chance to secure it at

Summer skin congestion is the buildup of oil, sweat, sunscreen, and pollution that clogs pores and leads to dullness, blackheads, and breakouts during hot, humid months. It's one of the most common skin complaints among New Yorkers between June and September, driven largely by increased oil production and longer days spent outdoors or commuting through city heat. Here's what's actually causing it, and what works to clear it. Why Summer Makes Congestion Worse Heat raises skin