— Quick facts
The essentials, at a glance.
- Studio address
- 18500 33rd Ave W Suite C, Lynnwood, WA 98037.
- Getting there
- A few minutes off Alderwood Mall Parkway, then onto 33rd Ave W. Look for Suite C.
- Parking
- A surface lot right outside the door. No garage, no meter to feed.
- Who performs the facials
- A licensed esthetician, on every facial booked at this studio.
- What happens first
- She reviews the skin and asks about home products before anything is chosen.
- Deluxe step-up
- Moving up to HydraFacial Deluxe adds a different booster serum, not extra minutes.
- Guests travel from
- Lynnwood, Bothell, Mill Creek, Edmonds and Mountlake Terrace.
- Booking
- By appointment only. Call (206) 688-9700 for either studio.
Alderwood Mall Parkway
Finding the studio just off Alderwood Mall Parkway
The D4 Season Lynnwood studio is at 18500 33rd Ave W Suite C, Lynnwood, WA 98037. A spa gift card Lynnwood guests can actually use starts with the right address, because distance decides whether a gift gets booked. Most people turn off Alderwood Mall Parkway onto 33rd Ave W and look for Suite C. Parking is a surface lot right outside the door.
Ask them to book as early as they can once they know a date. Tell the person to book as early as they can and to name the date they want. If the visit has to happen within a few days, our last-minute spa gift card guide explains what to do. Full directions sit on the D4 Season Lynnwood studio page.
If the person you are buying for lives south of here, compare this studio with our Shoreline spa gift card page before you decide which address to name on the card.
Guests come from Lynnwood, Bothell, Mill Creek, Edmonds and Mountlake Terrace
Guests drive in from Lynnwood, Bothell, Mill Creek, Edmonds and Mountlake Terrace every week. All five are short local trips rather than a run down into the city. That matters when you pick a studio for the card. Someone in Mill Creek or Bothell will almost always find 33rd Ave W the easier drive.
Before the facial starts
What the licensed esthetician checks first
Every facial at the Lynnwood studio is performed by a licensed esthetician. The appointment does not start with product. It starts with questions. She asks what you want out of the hour. She asks what you already put on your skin at home. She asks whether anything has stung or flaked lately.
Then she looks at the skin itself. She checks which areas are dry and which run oily. She checks how the skin reacts to touch and to warm steam. She notes active breakouts, recent sun exposure and any area that feels sore. That review sets the cleanse, the exfoliation and the mask.
This first look is why a gift card fits this studio so well. Nothing has to be decided weeks ahead, because the card is good for any service on the menu. She can point the hour at what the skin needs that day. Our facial menu shows her whole range.
Reading the menu
Which facial suits which concern
You do not have to pick the facial yourself. Knowing the shape of the list still helps, because it gives you something useful to say when you hand the card over.
Skin that feels tight and flaky points toward the Classic Hydration Facial. Skin with clogged pores and blackheads points toward the Men's Purifying Facial. Someone who wants hands-on work with a guasha tool should mention the Guasha Lifting Facial. Someone who wants machine-based cleansing should say Hydradermabrasion or HydraFacial at check-in. None of it is locked in, because the esthetician can change course once she has seen the skin.
Ask the person to say one plain sentence at check-in. "My cheeks get tight and my nose gets congested" tells her more than a product name does.
The $45 step
What the $45 gap actually pays for
The Hydradermabrasion Facial is $140 for 60 minutes. The HydraFacial Deluxe is $185 for 60 minutes. Both fill the same single hour with the same licensed esthetician. The $45 between them does not buy extra minutes. It buys a different booster serum inside the treatment.
So choose by product, not by the clock. Put $140 on the card for a straightforward resurfacing hour. Put $185 on it if the person has asked you about HydraFacial by name, or if the booster serum is the part they would enjoy. Gratuity is not included, so a round number a little above the price is kinder than an exact match.
If the card is a birthday present, our birthday spa gift guide works through amounts person by person.
Sixty or ninety
What the extra thirty minutes adds to a Hydro-Glow
The Hydro-Glow Facial is the one guests ask about most at this studio, and it comes in two lengths. The Hydro-Glow Facial is $200 for 60 minutes and $260 for 90 minutes. Same treatment, same room, same esthetician, and $60 between them.
In the 60-minute version she moves through the core steps at a steady pace. Cleansing, exfoliation, extraction and the mask all have to fit inside the hour. The 90-minute version adds a half hour of hands-on work across the face, neck and shoulders. Nothing gets cut short to make the clock work.
Pick $260 for the 90-minute Hydro-Glow Facial if you want the gift to be an afternoon. Pick $200 for the 60-minute Hydro-Glow Facial if a good hour is the point. The D4 Season gift card page covers how our cards work in general.
— Inside the studio
— Step by step
Choosing a facial amount for the Lynnwood studio
Four steps that take you from one sentence about their skin to the number you type.
- 1 Get one sentence about their skin Ask how their skin behaves in a normal week. Tight and flaky is one answer. Congested is another. You do not need more than that.
- 2 Match that sentence to a spot on the menu Dryness points toward the Classic Hydration Facial. Clogged pores point toward the purifying side. Machine-based cleansing points toward Hydradermabrasion or HydraFacial.
- 3 Decide on an hour or an afternoon Sixty minutes fits a busy week. Ninety suits a free afternoon. The Hydro-Glow Facial is $200 for 60 minutes and $260 for 90 minutes.
- 4 Round the number up and name the Lynnwood studio The Hydradermabrasion Facial is $140 for 60 minutes and the HydraFacial Deluxe is $185 for 60 minutes. Round up, because gratuity is not included.
— Menu & pricing
The facial ladder at 33rd Ave W
| Service | Duration | Price |
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| Hydradermabrasion Facial | 60 min | $140 |
| HydraFacial Deluxe | 60 min | $185 |
| Hydro-Glow Facial | 60 min | $200 |
| Hydro-Glow Facial | 90 min | $260 |
Every one is performed by a licensed esthetician. Gratuity is not included.
— Common questions
Asked & answered.
What does the esthetician at the Lynnwood studio check before a facial starts?
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A licensed esthetician performs every facial here, and she starts with questions rather than product. She asks what you want from the hour and what you use at home. Then she looks at the skin. She checks the dry and oily areas, how it reacts to warm steam, and any active breakouts or sore spots.
What does the extra $45 buy between the Hydradermabrasion Facial and the HydraFacial Deluxe?
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Not extra time. The Hydradermabrasion Facial is $140 for 60 minutes and the HydraFacial Deluxe is $185 for 60 minutes. Both run the same hour with the same licensed esthetician. The $45 pays for a different booster serum inside the treatment. Choose $185 if the person has asked for HydraFacial by name.
Is the 90-minute Hydro-Glow Facial worth $60 more than the 60-minute one?
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That depends on what you want the gift to feel like. The Hydro-Glow Facial is $200 for 60 minutes and $260 for 90 minutes. The longer version is not a different treatment. It adds a half hour of hands-on work across the face, neck and shoulders. Pick 90 minutes if you want an afternoon.
I do not know their skin type. Does that make the card a bad idea?
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No. That is the situation this studio handles well. A spa gift card Lynnwood guests bring in does not lock anything down. The licensed esthetician reviews the skin at the start of the appointment and picks the steps from there. You only fund the length you want, and your recipient describes their skin in one sentence at check-in.
How far is the Lynnwood studio from Bothell, Mill Creek or Mountlake Terrace?
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The studio is at 18500 33rd Ave W Suite C, a few minutes off Alderwood Mall Parkway. Guests drive in regularly from Bothell, Mill Creek, Edmonds and Mountlake Terrace. All four are short local trips rather than a run into the city. Parking is a surface lot right outside the door.
When are facial appointments hardest to get at this studio?
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We book by appointment only and do not take walk-ins, so nothing is held until it is reserved. A ninety-minute facial needs the longest single block in the day, so it is the one worth booking furthest ahead. Ask them to call (206) 688-9700 as early as they can if a particular date matters.
— Research & references
Head spa, massage and facials are all forms of relaxation and self-care. Our work is about comfort and about easing everyday stress. We make no medical claims. For neutral, non-promotional background, see the NCCIH on massage therapy , relaxation techniques , managing stress and the AMTA on massage and wellness . These are general educational references, not claims about our specific services. D4 Season is a relaxation and wellness spa, not a medical provider.
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Location
D4 Season Lynnwood studio
Directions, parking and the full picture of the 33rd Ave W location.
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The full facial menu
Every facial our licensed esthetician can run, with lengths and prices.
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Main hub
How D4 Season gift cards work
The main gift card page: amounts, delivery, expiry and what a card covers.
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Related page
Spa gift card for the Shoreline studio
The original 2022 studio, if that address is the easier drive for them.
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