Aftercare

MASSAGE After your massage, take some time to rest and allow your body to fully absorb the benefits of the treatment. Drink plenty of water to help flush out any toxins released from your muscles, and avoid strenuous activity for the next several hours so your body can remain in a relaxed state. It’s normal to feel slightly sore or tender, so gentle stretching or a warm bath can help ease any discomfort. Listen to your body, move slowly, and give yourself permission to unwind as your muscles continue to relax and heal.

PIERCING After your ear piercing, keep the area clean and avoid touching it with unwashed hands to reduce the risk of infection. Clean the piercing twice daily using a saline solution or a gentle, alcohol-free cleanser recommended by your piercer. Avoid rotating or removing the jewelry during the healing period, as this can irritate the skin and delay healing. Keep hair, headphones, and hats away from the area to prevent friction, and avoid swimming in pools, hot tubs, or natural bodies of water until the piercing is more established. Mild redness or tenderness is normal, but if you notice severe swelling, discharge, or persistent pain, contact a professional piercer or healthcare provider.

NAILS After getting your nails done, proper aftercare helps keep them looking fresh and lasting longer. Avoid using your nails as tools so be gentle when opening packages or typing to prevent lifting or chipping. For the first few hours, keep your nails away from hot water, as heat can weaken the adhesive or polish. Apply cuticle oil daily to keep the skin around your nails hydrated and to maintain flexibility in the nail, reducing breakage. Use gloves when cleaning or washing dishes to protect against harsh chemicals. With a little care and attention, your nails will stay shiny, strong, and beautiful for as long as possible.