Cléa Beauty Studio opened in Lauterbach on 20 April, bringing a new treatment offering to the town. Owner Lucamare Eyring, a state-certified cosmetician, offers device-based methods as well as classic beauty treatments at Am Wörth 16, according to a press release.
A new location in Lauterbach: Cléa opens at Am Wörth
Since 20 April, Lauterbach has had a new place for beauty treatments: Cléa Beauty Studio has opened at Am Wörth 16. The owner is Lucamare Eyring, a state-certified cosmetician. According to the press release, the studio offers classic beauty treatments as well as device-based treatments.
The report says the preparations for opening took around six months. It also mentions a renovation that was delayed by the winter.
Eyring describes device-based beauty treatments as a development of classic treatments. “We work a lot with devices that reach somewhat deeper into the layers of the skin, so that we can achieve a greater effect than with conventional manual beauty treatments,” she says. She also refers to products “based on dermaceuticals”. For an overview of what device-based cosmetology usually means, see Device-Based Cosmetology: High-Tech Facials Without the Hype.
The report says Fatma Yesbek first met Eyring as a client in Fulda and later initiated a collaboration. The premises had previously been empty. There are no fixed opening hours; treatments are by appointment.
Device-based beauty treatments and other services at a glance
The new studio offers “device-based beauty treatments” alongside classic beauty treatments. These are treatments that use devices in addition to manual techniques. According to the report, the aim is to achieve a stronger effect than with manual beauty treatments alone.
The press release presents the offer as a gentler alternative to cosmetic surgery, which it describes as often invasive. It also refers to an “immediately visible and long-lasting” effect.
The report also mentions partial and full-body massages and foot care. For Lauterbach clients, the opening matters mainly because device-based treatments had not previously been available locally, according to the owners, and appointments can be arranged flexibly.
With Cléa, Lauterbach gains a studio that combines classic beauty treatments with device-based methods. For the local beauty scene, this is another step towards a wider range of device-based and specialist services, with flexible appointments instead of fixed opening hours.
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