Valentina Monsalve, Licensed Esthetician, built the protocol around the client's skin condition, combining several technologies in a deliberate sequence:


He came in with combination, dehydrated skin: dullness and a loss of luminosity, mild diffuse erythema across the cheeks, visible sebaceous filaments and enlarged-looking pores in the T-zone, and uneven texture with light surface congestion.
One session — and this 38-year-old client's skin looked smoother, more even in tone, and visibly more radiant



One-Session Glow: EvoPlasm + LED for Dull, Dehydrated Skin
Purify → Smooth → Prime → Replenish → Defend


"My goal is simple — for every client to feel cared for and confident in their own skin"


Meet Valentina Monsalve,
Licensed Esthetician


This protocol was performed by Valentina Monsalve — a Licensed Esthetician, Educator & International Mentor, and Zemits Brand Ambassador who runs a professional practice across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Her focus is customized facial and body skincare guided by skin analysis: what the skin is showing, what the client wants, and which sequence will deliver the most balanced visible result.


Client: male, 38
Main concern: dull, dehydrated combination skin lacking radiance
Visible signs: mild cheek erythema, visible sebaceous filaments, enlarged-looking T-zone pores, uneven texture
Number of sessions: 1
Protocol goal: refresh the surface, even out texture and tone, support a hydrated-looking, comfortable finish
Key steps: double cleanse, cold plasma, enzyme mask, cold plasma, serum infusion, Oxygen Rx mask, LED, finishing care
Visible result: smoother, more even, more hydrated-looking and radiant skin


The client came in asking for radiance and freshness. Behind that request were several connected factors Valentina accounted for when building the protocol:


Skin Concerns & Treatment Goals
What the Skin Was Showing
Dehydrated-looking texture
Key insight:





on combination, dehydrated skin, dullness is mostly a matter of the surface and water — not deeper structures. When the top layer holds little water and carries dry buildup, light scatters, and the skin reads as dull and "tired" before anything deeper changes.


The upper layers of the stratum corneum look water-depleted, so the skin appears less plump and less luminous.
Mild cheek erythema
This can point to surface sensitivity and barrier stress, which make superficial vessels read more visibly — skin like this needs preparation and comfort, not aggression.


Surface buildup and sebaceous filaments
Dry corneocytes and visible sebaceous filaments in the T-zone make the texture look less smooth, so light reflects unevenly.




How Each Step Built the Result
Valentina built the protocol in the following sequence:




Protocol Logic:

Step 8. Finishing Care
Step 7. LED Light Therapy
Step 6. Oxygen Rx Mask
Step 5. Serum Infusion
Step 4. Cold Plasma Technology
Step 3. Enzyme Mask Application
Step 2. Cold Plasma Technology
Step 1. Double Cleanse
Visible Result After One Session
  • smoother in texture
  • more even in tone
  • more hydrated-looking (a "juicier" appearance)
  • more luminous
  • with less visible pores and sebaceous filaments in the T-zone
  • with a visible immediate tightening/contour effect
After one session, the skin looked:
The most noticeable change was how the skin caught the light. Once surface buildup and roughness were reduced, the complexion read brighter, more even, and more polished.