Discover the Art of the Korean Lift 

Amy Jo Stader guides participants through their own Korean-inspired facial experience. 

This October, Spa City Aesthetics invites you to experience the Korean Lift Master Class, an interactive skincare event inspired by the advanced techniques Amy Jo Stader studied in South Korea. 

Designed for anyone who wants to better understand aging skin, facial tension, lymphatic flow, and Korean skincare, this hands-on class blends education with a relaxing guided treatment. Each guest will learn how thoughtful product layering, specialized massage movements, and sculpting techniques can help refresh the appearance of the face while supporting healthy, radiant skin. 

Rather than simply watching a demonstration, participants will be guided through their own Korean-inspired facial experience. Individual workstations will be prepared with skincare products, applicators, bowls, towels, a mirror, and an easy-to-follow instruction sheet. Amy Jo will explain what each step does, how to use products correctly, and which techniques can be safely continued at home with greater confidence. 

The class is ideal for skincare beginners, beauty enthusiasts, and anyone curious about the Korean approach to skin longevity. 

No previous experience is needed. Guests can expect an educational, welcoming atmosphere with personal guidance throughout the session. 

The Korean Lift Master Class will be held in October at Spa City Aesthetics in Hot Springs. Seating will be limited to keep the experience personal and allow time for questions. 

Come ready to learn, relax, and leave with practical techniques you can add to your skincare routine. For the event date, pricing, and reservations, call or text Spa City Aesthetics at 501-443-3883. 

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