Beauty marketing is where wellness claims go to get loud, so let me do this one carefully. Our Beauty drip is $289, it's popular before weddings and photo days, and I will tell you exactly what's in it and exactly what I will — and won't — say it does.
What's in it
The base is a full liter of IV fluids. Hydration first, because dehydrated skin looks tired for a simple reason: the whole body is behind on fluids, and skin shows it early. Vitamin C and glutathione come next — vitamin C is an antioxidant that supports normal immune function; glutathione is the body's master antioxidant. Both are support, stated plainly — not a transformation. Then B vitamins — B-complex (B1, B2, B3, B5, B6) plus B12 — for everyday energy and function support, the kind that matters in a run-down stretch.
The honest frame
People book the Beauty drip before the big day — weddings, photos, events — and my advice is always the same: book it alongside sleep and water, never instead of them. Hydration is the whole story of this drip. A well-hydrated week looks better than an exhausted one, and a drip can support the hydration part of that week. I will not promise you more than that, and you should be suspicious of anyone who does.
Every visit starts with screening and a Good Faith Exam, and we come to you — home or venue, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. The full menu is on our IV Menu.
A scheduling note from experience: people are happiest when they book the Beauty drip a day or two before the big day, not the morning of it. The morning of is for hair, makeup, and breathing room — and hydration support does its quiet work best when it's already in place, alongside a normal night's sleep, when the cameras come out.
— Mercedes Denham, RN Book at swanhydration.com or call/text 412-312-4707.
