It depends on the facial. If it is a cleansing and hydrating facial, yes. You can not do deep abrasions or peels that often however.
The best procedure would be to get a facial weekly or bi-weekly and use the appropriate products at home for your skin type.
Karen Harrold
owner/Esthetican
Skin & Wellness Center
Westlake Village, CA

Without providing legal advise, which only an attorney can provide you...let me try to provide you a response. Prior to the foreclosure, one would usually have late payments or non-payments. That will hinder your credit report for up to 10 years from the first late or non-payment. The foreclosure itself will be the last nick on your credit for up to 10 years. 30 day lates may effect your report a bit less than a 90 day late. An account closed by credit issuer or lender in foreclosure should have a bit of a larger bearing on your report. In other words if you are going to go through foreclosure, the sooner you can put it on your report, the quicker you can get it off your report. Some folks that view your report, such as a person renting an apartment, may understand the circumstances (they are probably getting a lot of tenants with this problem) and may not be as concerned. But your score will definately be affected. If the foreclosed property was not in your name, then you will probably not be affected (ie LLC, Corp., etc). I am not in the credit repair business so I will not be able to direct you regarding that question.