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A gloved hand paints a warm amber mask along a client's jawline with a small brush at Lena Rose.

Downtown Naperville · Wednesday through Sunday

Organic Facials in Naperville

Our Naperville shop sits on Jackson Avenue downtown, next door to Einstein Bagels, with free street parking right out front. The full facial menu is here — thirty-five minutes to nearly two hours, Wednesday through Sunday.

Every facial starts with your skin and a conversation, not a script. And we are non-tipping: the price on the menu is the whole price, because every Rose is a W-2 employee on a living wage with paid leave and benefits.

The menu

Naperville Facial Prices

The full facial menu, the same as Lincoln Square, at the same prices.

Lena Rose is non-tipping: the price on the menu is the whole price. Every Rose is a W-2 employee on a living wage with paid leave and benefits. Prices are the same at Lincoln Square and Naperville. Need to cancel? Give us 24 hours’ notice and there is no charge.

Organic facial questions, answered

What makes a facial “organic” at Lena Rose?

Nobody certifies a facial itself, so the honest answer is to look at what is on the tray. Every product we use is chosen with the same intention for health and safety as everything on our shelves, and we favor small, independently owned makers. In our treatment rooms that means whole-plant lines like Laurel Skin and Blissoma, plus our own House Line, which we make by hand. No synthetic fragrance, no parabens, no formaldehyde. If you want to know exactly what went on your skin, ask — your esthetician will hand you the bottle.

Which facial should I book?

New to facials, or just keeping things steady? Start with the Classic Lena Facial (35 minutes, $95). Something specific going on — texture, breakouts, dullness, dryness — book the 60 Minute Custom Facial ($160), which opens with a real consultation so the protocol is built around your skin; there is a 90-minute version ($190) if you want more time on it. If plant-based skincare is the whole point for you, the Plant Powered Facial (50 minutes, $135) is the one. And the Rose Reserve (1hr 50 minutes, $260) is our longest — microcurrent, breathwork, and massage from scalp to feet. Still unsure? Book the 60 minute and tell us at the start.

Can I get a facial while pregnant, or if my skin is sensitive?

Tell us before we start and we will build the treatment around it. Our Roses are trained for chemical sensitivities and trained in oncology protocols, so adjusting a protocol is ordinary here, not a special request. Peels are the exception worth naming out loud: not everyone is a candidate, and our estheticians do a thorough consultation before doing one. If you are pregnant, in treatment, or using prescription skincare, check with your care team first, then tell us what they said and we will work inside it. You can also email hello@lenarosebeauty.com ahead of time and we will sort it out before you arrive.

How often should I come in?

Every four to six weeks tracks with how skin actually turns over, and that is what most of our regulars do. Once a season is a real answer too. So is once, because you needed an hour that belonged to you. None of those is the wrong answer.

What happens at my first facial?

A short intake form, then a conversation — what your skin has been doing, what you have been using, what you want out of the hour. Then cleanse, exfoliate, treat, mask, massage, adjusted as we go. Come with makeup on or off; it genuinely does not matter. You will leave with skin that looks like yours on a good day, and nobody will try to sell you a six-step routine on the way out.

Do you take tips?

No. Lena Rose is non-tipping: the price on the menu is the whole price. Every Rose is a W-2 employee on a living wage with paid leave and benefits. People assume natural means expensive; what is actually true is that the price on the menu already covers taking care of the person taking care of you. The number you see is the number you pay.

Where do I park in downtown Naperville?

There is ample free street parking on Jackson Avenue and on Chicago Avenue, plus a parking deck one block away. We are at 14 W. Jackson Avenue, right next door to Einstein Bagels — if you can smell bagels, you are at the right door.