Aftercare

Here is a clear, client-friendly aftercare guide for brow, lash, and nail services. I can format it as a printable leaflet, social media post, or PDF if you want.

**AFTERCARE ADVICE

Brows • Lashes • Nails**

🌿 BROW AFTERCARE (Tint, Wax, Lamination, Henna)

First 24 Hours

• Avoid touching or rubbing the brow area.
• Keep brows dry—no water, steam, saunas, or heavy sweating.
• Avoid makeup around the brow area.
• Avoid tanning beds, sunbeds, or direct sunlight.
• Do not apply oils, serums, or moisturisers to the brow area unless advised.

Ongoing Care

• Brush brows daily with a clean spoolie to maintain shape (especially after lamination).
• Apply a nourishing brow conditioner or oil if recommended by your technician.
• Avoid exfoliating products or retinoids directly on the brows.
• For henna/tint: avoid excessive cleansing or oil-based products to prolong colour.

✨ LASH AFTERCARE (Extensions, Lash Lift, Tint)

First 24–48 Hours

• Keep lashes completely dry—no water, steam, sweating, or crying.
• Avoid touching, rubbing, or sleeping on lashes.
• For extensions: do not use mascara or lash curlers.
• For lifts: avoid heavy creams or oils around the eye area.

Ongoing Care

• Clean lash extensions 2–3 times per week with a lash-safe cleanser.
• Avoid oil-based makeup removers or skincare near the lash line.
• Brush lashes daily with a clean spoolie.
• Do not pull, twist, or pick at the lashes.
• For extensions: book infills every 2–3 weeks to maintain fullness.
• For lifts: apply a nourishing lash serum to keep lashes hydrated.

💅 NAIL AFTERCARE (Gel, Acrylic, BIAB, Manicure)

General Advice

• Avoid using nails as tools (opening cans, scratching, lifting).
• Wear gloves when cleaning, gardening, or using chemicals.
• Apply cuticle oil daily to maintain nail hydration and prevent lifting.
• Avoid excessive water exposure (long baths, washing-up without gloves).

Gel Polish / BIAB

• Do not pick or peel the product—this can damage the natural nail.
• If lifting occurs, avoid pulling and contact your technician.
• Use hand cream to keep nails and skin hydrated.

Acrylic / Extensions

• Avoid biting or tapping nails on hard surfaces.
• If a nail lifts or breaks, book a repair—do not attempt to glue it yourself.
• Book maintenance every 2–3 weeks.

Manicure (Standard)

• Use a strengthening nail treatment if advised.
• Avoid acetone-based removers unless necessary.

⚠️ Signs to Contact Your Technician

• Unusual irritation, redness, or swelling.
• Excessive lash shedding.
• Severe lifting of nail enhancements.
• Allergic reactions or discomfort that persists.