Aftercare

Apply cuticle oil daily. Wear gloves when doing dishes, cleaning, or gardening to protect nails from harsh chemicals. Avoid using nails as tools (like opening cans or scraping stickers) Schedule infills or removal every 2–3 weeks to keep them looking neat and prevent damage.

First 48 hours - Keep your lashes dry, no water, steam, sweat, or tears, Sleep on your back if possible (to avoid lashes rubbing against the pillow). Don’t wash your face directly with water, Don’t use mascara, lash serum, or makeup remover, Don’t rub, touch, or apply pressure to your lashes, Avoid saunas, swimming, and hot showers.

After 48 hours - Apply a nourishing lash serum or conditioning oil (like castor or argan oil) a few times a week to keep them hydrated, Clean gently using an oil-free cleanser or lash-safe foam cleanser. Avoid oil-based products around your eyes — they can loosen the lift, Don’t use an eyelash curler; your lashes are already lifted and curling can cause kinks or damage, Avoid rubbing your eyes or pulling on lashes.

Keep the area dry for 24 hours — avoid water, steam, or sweat to let the tint fully set. Don’t touch or rub your brows or lashes right after treatment to prevent irritation or fading. Avoid makeup, cleansers, or creams on the treated area for at least 24 hours. Stay away from oil-based products (including removers and serums) as they can break down the tint faster. Skip saunas, swimming, and hot showers for the first 24–48 hours. Avoid exfoliating or using active ingredients (like retinol or acids) around the area for a few days. Brush brows or lashes gently with a clean spoolie to keep them neat. Moisturize lightly after the first day with a nourishing oil or balm to maintain healthy hairs. Protect from sun exposure — UV rays can fade tint more quickly. Book maintenance appointments every 4–6 weeks to keep your tint looking fresh.

Keep the area clean and dry for at least 24 hours after waxing. Avoid touching or scratching the freshly waxed skin to prevent bacteria from entering open pores. Skip hot showers, saunas, and steam rooms for 24–48 hours — heat can irritate the skin. Avoid workouts or sweating for 24 hours, as sweat can cause bumps or breakouts. Don’t apply makeup, deodorant, or perfumed products to the waxed area for a day. Wear loose, breathable clothing to prevent friction and irritation. Avoid sun exposure and tanning beds for 48 hours; your skin is more sensitive to UV rays. Exfoliate gently (starting 2–3 days after waxing) to prevent ingrown hairs. Moisturize daily with a soothing, fragrance-free lotion or aloe vera gel to keep skin soft. Avoid further waxing or exfoliation on the same area until the skin has fully recovered.

Drink plenty of water to flush out toxins and rehydrate your body. Rest and relax after your massage — avoid strenuous activity for at least 24 hours. Expect mild soreness (especially after deep tissue treatments); it should ease within a day or two. Take a warm bath with Epsom salts to soothe muscles and enhance relaxation. Eat a light, healthy meal to support your body’s recovery. Avoid alcohol and caffeine for the rest of the day to prevent dehydration. Listen to your body — if you feel tired, allow yourself to rest or nap. Be gentle with yourself emotionally; massage can release built-up stress or emotions. Get a good night’s sleep to allow your body to fully integrate the benefits.

Avoid touching your face for the rest of the day — your pores are open and more sensitive. Keep your skin clean and hydrated by using a gentle cleanser and a light, soothing moisturizer. Avoid makeup for 24 hours to let your skin breathe and prevent irritation. Don’t exfoliate or use strong actives (like retinol, AHAs, or BHAs) for at least 48–72 hours. Stay out of direct sunlight and wear SPF 30+ daily to protect your fresh skin from UV damage. Avoid saunas, steam rooms, and hot showers for 24 hours, as heat can cause redness or sensitivity. Skip workouts or anything that causes sweating for 24 hours — it can clog freshly cleaned pores. Don’t pick or squeeze any breakouts or peeling skin. Drink plenty of water to help flush toxins and keep your complexion glowing. Use gentle, hydrating products (like hyaluronic acid or aloe vera) to maintain your facial results.