2026 is the year we take care of our skin (if you haven’t already been). I vowed that this coming year, I would invest in my skin health, and that means not only taking care of it at home but also consulting experts and scheduling a monthly facial. There are tos of options, but after weeks of research, I’ve compiled a list.

These are the best places in Toronto to get a facial (according to me).

Formula Fig

With Toronto locations in Summerhill, Midtown, and on Ossington, Formula Fig is talked about for good reason.

Facials start at $79 for non-members and go up to around $250.

There’s also a long list of other treatments you can check out, including needling and injectables.

Where: Various Toronto locations

Toula Studio

Toula is pretty new to Toronto’s downtown area, but it certainly packs a punch.

If you live downtown or work downtown, I highly recommend checking out the long list of different facials you can get here. New clients can get theirs for just $99.

Where: 144 Portland St.

Pure + Simple 

I love the Pure + Simple — it was the first place in Toronto I ever had a facial done.

The signature Pure + Simple facial is priced at $100, and I promise you’ll leave feeling like a brand new person.

Where: 725 King St. W.

Elmwood Spa

A classic in the city.

Elmwood is a bit of a splurge, but it’s completely worth it. The Essential Facial is $175 and includes deep cleansing, toning, extractions, exfoliation, masques, steam, and moisturizing.

Where: 18 Elm St.

Blitz Facial Bar

Another classic.

Blitz has a facial menu with something for everyone, and if facials are a bit beyond your budget, this is the spot to come. The Sampler is one of Blitz’s treatment options, priced at only $60 for 30 minutes.

Where: 155 Roncesvalles Ave. and 497 King St. E.

Get that glow in 2026, Toronto, and enjoy your facial.

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