How Much Does a Facial Cost in Ormond? Contour Body and Beauty Prices Compared

Facials at Contour Body and Beauty in Ormond start from $95, with their listed options sitting between $95 and $99 - well below the Melbourne median of $135. If you're trying to figure out whether that's a good deal, the short answer is yes: those prices are roughly 30% cheaper than the Melbourne midpoint, based on 1,547 listed prices tracked on Zenflo.

How Contour Body and Beauty's Facial Prices Compare

Contour Body and Beauty offers two facial options: the Signature Glass Glow Facial and the Relaxation Facial, both priced at $95-$99. They also list a HYDROJELLY FACIAL at $49.99, making entry-level skin treatment genuinely accessible.

Here's how those figures sit against the broader Melbourne market:

Source: Facial price guide for Melbourne - Zenflo, based on 1,547 listed prices.

At $95-$99, Contour's standard facials sit right at - or just below - the lower end of what most Melbourne salons charge. The Hydrojelly Facial at $49.99 is a notably affordable entry point for anyone curious about facial treatments but not ready to commit to a premium price.

What Does a Facial at a Salon Usually Include?

Whether it's called a facial, skin treatment, or facial treatment, the core steps are broadly the same across reputable salons:

• Cleansing - removing surface makeup, oil and impurities
• Exfoliation - sloughing away dead skin cells, either manually or with an enzyme/chemical exfoliant
• Extraction (where applicable) - clearing congested pores
• Mask or serum application - targeting specific concerns such as hydration, brightness or sensitivity
• Moisturiser and SPF - sealing in the treatment

More advanced options layer in technology. A Hydrojelly facial uses a jelly-based mask that sets around the face to lock in active ingredients - a popular add-on for people wanting extra hydration or a glow effect. LED light therapy (Contour lists a GREEN LIGHT option at $70) is another common upgrade, typically used to target acne-causing bacteria or to calm redness.

What Makes the Price Go Up or Down?

A few practical factors explain the range you'll see across Melbourne salons:

Express vs. full treatment
A basic 30-minute cleanse-and-mask is always cheaper than a 60-90 minute treatment that includes steam, extractions, multiple serums and a neck massage.

Technology and devices
Treatments that incorporate devices - HydraFacial machines, LED panels, ultrasonic skin scrapers - cost more to run and usually cost more to book. A simple mask facial will almost always be cheaper than one using clinical-grade equipment.

Products used
Salons using pharmaceutical-grade or clinical skincare ranges typically charge more than those using standard retail products. This isn't always reflected in the treatment name, so it's worth asking.

Location and overheads
Inner-city Melbourne salons tend to charge more than those in suburban areas like Ormond, which partly explains why Contour's prices sit below the city median.

Session length
Most facials run between 30 and 90 minutes. Express options are usually 30-45 minutes; full treatments tend to be 60-90 minutes. Contour's Relaxation Facial and Signature Glass Glow Facial are positioned as full treatments, making their $95-$99 price point even more competitive.

Other Treatments at Contour Body and Beauty

Contour isn't a single-service salon. Alongside facials, they offer a range of waxing treatments - and their prices here are similarly competitive. Their Brazilian wax starts at $49, compared to a Melbourne median of $60 (based on 310 listed prices) - about 18% below the local midpoint.

A snapshot of their waxing price list:

For context on how those Brazilian wax prices compare across Melbourne, see the Brazilian wax price guide on Zenflo.

How Long Does a Facial Take?

Most facials take 30 to 90 minutes, depending on the type. A quick express facial or a Hydrojelly treatment might run 30-45 minutes, while a full Relaxation or Signature facial - with proper cleansing, exfoliation, extractions, masking and finish - will typically take closer to 60-90 minutes.

If you're booking around a lunch break or school run, it's worth confirming the exact duration when you book. Most salons are happy to advise which option best fits your available time.

Getting to Contour Body and Beauty in Ormond

Contour Body and Beauty is located at 566 North Road, Ormond, Melbourne, Victoria. Ormond is a straightforward destination whether you're coming from the Bayside suburbs, Glen Eira or further into Melbourne's south-east.

• By train: Ormond Station on the Frankston line is nearby, with North Road running directly past.
• By car: North Road is a main arterial route with reasonable street parking in the area.
• By tram: Several tram routes service this part of Melbourne's south - check the PTV journey planner for your nearest stop.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a facial cost at Contour Body and Beauty in Ormond?

Contour Body and Beauty's facials are priced between $95 and $99 for their standard treatments (Signature Glass Glow Facial and Relaxation Facial), with the Hydrojelly Facial available at $49.99. All options sit at or below the lower end of Melbourne's typical $99-$180 range.

Is $95-$99 cheap for a facial in Melbourne?

Yes, comparatively. The Melbourne median for facials is $135, based on 1,547 prices listed on Zenflo - so Contour's standard facials are around 30% below the midpoint. For context, the typical range across Melbourne runs from $99 to $180.

What's the difference between a Relaxation Facial and a Hydrojelly Facial?

A Relaxation Facial is typically a full-length treatment focused on calming the skin and senses - cleansing, exfoliation, massage and a mask. A Hydrojelly Facial uses a setting jelly-based mask to intensely hydrate and lock in active ingredients. Contour's Hydrojelly Facial is listed at $49.99, making it a lower-cost option worth considering if hydration is your main goal.

Do I need to prepare anything before a facial appointment?

As a general rule, arrive with a clean face if possible, avoid heavy exfoliation in the 24-48 hours before your appointment, and let your therapist know about any skin sensitivities, active breakouts or recent cosmetic treatments. Contour takes a personalised approach, so flagging your skin concerns at booking helps the team tailor the treatment to what you actually need.

Can I book multiple treatments in one visit?

Yes - combining a facial with a waxing treatment in a single visit is common and practical. Contour offers a wide range of waxing services alongside their skin treatments, so it's worth checking what can be bundled into one appointment when you enquire.