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11/04/2026

Is your SCM muscle tight? Try grabbing it and let me know in the comments ⬇️

A facial is never just about the products you put on your skin.It’s the environment, the lighting, the music, the way yo...
11/04/2026

A facial is never just about the products you put on your skin.
It’s the environment, the lighting, the music, the way you’re cared for, the conversations we have and all the little details that make you feel comfortable enough to actually switch off.

At SKIN by Asha Rachel, I’ve put a lot of thought into creating an experience that brings together holistic skincare, facial massage, buccal techniques, LED, bespoke treatments and a more comprehensive approach to skin health.

I also believe in looking beyond what’s happening on the surface. We talk about lifestyle, stress, digestion, sleep and all the other things that can influence how our skin looks and feels.
And perhaps most importantly, I want you to have 1 hour and 45 minutes where you don’t have to think about anything other than yourself.

This is my approach to skincare. Thoughtful, hands-on, personalized and rooted in wellness.

If you’re in Toronto and haven’t experienced the studio yet, I’d love to welcome you.

SKIN by Asha Rachel | Private Holistic Skincare & Wellness Studio

📍1495Dundas West, Toronto
Booking link in bio.

11/03/2026

Do you use your skincare routine as massage time?

11/01/2026

SOUND UP Facial massage is so much more than aesthetics. It’s about nervous system regulation, circulation, lymphatic flow, muscle health and reconnecting with your body. 🤍

Your face is deeply connected to your nervous system, and through facial massage, we can stimulate sensory pathways, encourage relaxation and support the body’s natural processes.

Science is still uncovering the many benefits of facial massage, and we’re beginning to understand just how much it can offer beyond what we see in the mirror.

Yes, it can support healthy ageing, facial tone, jaw tension, TMJ discomfort, puffiness and circulation. But the benefits go so much deeper than looking a certain way.

I believe facial massage is one of the most underrated wellness practices. It’s a way to care for yourself from the outside in, while supporting what’s happening on the inside.

If you’re in Toronto, you can book a 1:1 session with me to learn what your face needs.

Or learn to massage your own face in my upcoming LIVE online classes.

Stay tuned. ✨

10/29/2026

Your jawline journey starts beyond your jaw. 👅✨

Your tongue, palate, and hyoid muscles all play a role in how we support the structures beneath the face. Learning to engage these areas can be a valuable part of a holistic approach to facial sculpting.

But here’s the thing: not every face needs more strengthening.

Sometimes we need to release tension, improve mobility, and stretch. Other times, we need to build strength and coordination. Knowing the difference is key to choosing the right exercises for YOUR face.

This is why I take an individualized approach to facial massage and sculpting. Your face deserves more than a one-size-fits-all routine. 🤍

Want to learn what your face actually needs?

✨ Work 1:1 with me. Link in bio to book your session.

Welp, I guess I can kiss my future skincare event invitations goodbye. 😂But honestly, we need to talk about representati...
10/29/2026

Welp, I guess I can kiss my future skincare event invitations goodbye. 😂

But honestly, we need to talk about representation in skincare.

At this event, six white women were featured in the PowerPoint presentation. Not one Black woman. Not one woman of colour. And everyone noticed and some felt uncomfortable to say the least.

Brands invite creators of colour to their events and want us to promote their products, but are we being represented in their presentations, research, and results? Inviting us into the room is one thing. Including us in the conversation is another.

Even when feedback was invited after the event speaking up about these things wasn’t necessarily something everyone felt comfortable doing. And I understand that. Nobody wants to be labelled difficult or risk future opportunities.

But I’m at a stage in my life where I’m less afraid to speak up. I care about this industry, and I want to see it do better.

The thing is, this isn’t some enormous change. You could literally update that PowerPoint tomorrow.

I had a genuinely great conversation with one of the brand representatives at the end of the event, and I had an opportunity to share with her a little bit of the collective experience. She was very warm and receptive to my feedback and we had some good laughs about cultural norms and language barriers. It’s about asking for better representation in skincare research, clinical imagery, and the industry as a whole.

It’s 2026. This should be the norm, not an afterthought.

And if speaking up means fewer skincare event invitations, well… at least I’ll have more room in my calendar. 😂

I’d love to hear from other creators of colour. Have you noticed this, too? 🤎

10/25/2026

One move to help soften the appearance of your nasolabial folds 👀

The key? Releasing tension around the nose before focusing on the fold itself.

The nasalis muscle can contribute to tension in this area, so gently relaxing it while bringing circulation to the surrounding tissue is a great place to start.

But here’s the thing: nasolabial folds are not one-size-fits-all.

For some people, tension around the nose plays a role. For others, masseter tightness, cheek tension, facial structure, and changes in skin elasticity may all contribute.

That’s why I love combining localized facial massage with a more comprehensive approach that considers the surrounding muscles, fascia, and overall facial tension.

✨ Want to understand what’s contributing to YOUR nasolabial folds and what you can do about them?

I offer personalized 1:1 online sessions for $95, where we spend an hour going over your skincare and wellness concerns and create a customized routine for you to follow at home. You’ll also receive a recording of our session to keep and revisit whenever you need.

Comment PLAN and I’ll help you get started, or book directly through the link in my bio. 🤍

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1493 Dundas Street West
Toronto, ON
M6K1T6

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Wednesday 10am - 7pm
Thursday 10am - 7pm
Friday 10am - 7pm
Saturday 12pm - 7pm
Sunday 12pm - 5am

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