Helps flush out toxins released during the massage.
These can dehydrate you and slow down toxin removal.
Give your body time to recover and absorb the benefits.
Eases muscle tension, especially with Epsom salts (unless contraindicated).
Avoid heavy meals immediately after your massage.
Give your muscles time to recover; light stretching is okay.
Mild soreness or fatigue is normal; report any sharp pain to your therapist.
For any areas that feel sore, follow the therapist’s specific advice.
Continue to support the detoxification and healing process.
Book your next session as advised for best therapeutic results.
🚫 First 8–12 Hours (or as advised by your technician):
No showering, swimming, or exercise—moisture can affect the tan’s development.
Prevents rubbing or smudging of the tan.
Don’t touch your skin too much—it may transfer the solution to your hands.
🧴 After Your First Shower (Usually 8–12 Hours Later):
Use lukewarm water only; avoid scrubbing. Just rinse off the guide colour.
Don’t rub—gently pat to preserve the tan.
You may moisturise the face only. Wait 24 hours before applying body moisturiser.
🌿 To Maintain Your Tan (After 24 Hours):
Keeps skin hydrated and helps the tan fade evenly. Use an oil-free product.
No scrubs, retinol, or AHAs—they’ll fade your tan faster.
Gentle, sulfate-free cleansers will help your tan last longer.
Hot water and steam can strip the tan.
Chlorine and saltwater can fade the tan prematurely.
đź—“ When It Starts to Fade:
Evenly remove old tan to prep for the next application.
Use a gradual tanner or bronzing lotion to extend results.