A short drive from Brookfield.
Brookfield clients are some of our most regular, and it is a straight shot east on Bluemound Rd. A lot of them book injectables or a facial around an errand run at The Corners. You get the polish of a city med spa without the city med spa attitude, or the parking.
Around Town
Brookfield is where Waukesha County does its shopping. The Corners anchors one end, Brookfield Square the other, and the Bluemound Road corridor between them holds most of the county's restaurants, boutiques, and salons. Von Maur on a Saturday is practically a civic event.
There is more to it than retail. The Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts brings real touring work into the suburbs, and Fox Brook Park and Wirth Park give the city its green space, swimming beach and sledding hill included. Mitchell Park's trails fill up the second the weather turns.
The schools set the rhythm for a lot of families here. Brookfield East and Brookfield Central have a rivalry that is genuinely old, and a fall Friday in this town tends to end at a football field. Elmbrook is the reason plenty of people moved here in the first place.
Brookfield has an eye for detail and does not settle for cookie cutter, which is exactly how we work. Clients drive up Bluemound for Botox, filler, and facials that read as refined rather than obvious, and fit into a put-together week without announcing themselves.
What surprises people about Brookfield is how much green space is folded into it. Behind the Bluemound corridor there are creek corridors, conservancy land, and quiet residential streets with mature trees. The city has close to 42,000 people and does not feel like it from most of its neighborhoods.
A Wisconsin Year
Four real seasons means four different sets of problems, and the fix changes with the calendar. Here is what each one does around Brookfield, and what is worth booking when.
Winter
Brookfield's office corridor runs on forced air, and eight hours a day in it dehydrates skin as thoroughly as the cold outside does. Add the walk from a parking lot on Bluemound in a January wind and you get the combination that leaves skin dull and tight by February. This is also the stretch when everyone wants to look rested for a holiday party, which is why Tox appointments fill up in early December.
Spring
The patios open, the Bluemound traffic picks up, and everyone realizes at once that they have not seen sunlight since November. Spring in Brookfield means the barrier is still recovering from a winter indoors while UV is climbing fast. It is the right time to hydrate, exfoliate carefully, and get pigment addressed before summer locks it in.
Summer
Between the beach at Fox Brook, graduation parties, and a solid run of summer weddings, Brookfield's summer is spent looking presentable outdoors. Humidity pushes oil production up and makeup down, so this is when spray tans, lash extensions, and a good clarifying facial earn their keep. Sunscreen every day, particularly if you are managing melasma, which Wisconsin summers are very good at bringing back.
Fall
Football season in Brookfield means a lot of hours in aluminum bleachers with wind coming across an open field, which is harder on skin than people expect. As the air dries out again, switch to a heavier moisturizer and start thinking about resurfacing. Fall is when we book most microneedling series. Low sun makes the treatment safe, and a September start puts the results right where you want them by December.
Every Service, Close By
All 46+ treatments, about 15 minutes east on Bluemound Rd from Brookfield.
Getting Here from Brookfield
Head west on Bluemound Rd and you are here in about fifteen minutes, no highway required. Free parking at the door, which after a Saturday at The Corners is its own kind of relief. Brookfield clients lean heavily toward injectables and medical facials, and a lot of them pair the two on one visit to save a trip.
21755 Longview Dr, Waukesha, WI 53186 (262) 693-7255Raw Glo Med Spa
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