• Keep your Eyelashes dry for the next 24hrs.
• Avoid saunas for the next 24hrs.
• Avoid excess sweating/gym for the next 24hrs.
• Avoid oil-based products on your face.
• Do NOT use mascara/waterproof mascara at all while you have eyelash extensions on.
• Do not use an eyelash curler.
• Do not rub, pick or pull at your eyelash extensions.
• Gently Brush your eyelashes in the morning and at night before bed.

Clients who sit there and pick and pull at their lashes should consider an alternative to eyelash extensions. Remember - Lash Techs know when you have been picking and pulling at them because your natural lashes are either snapped in half, or your natural lashes have been pulled out with the eyelash extensions. This is an unhealthy habit and will result in costing you a fortune as lash techs will charge you for A full set again if you have less than 40% of eyelash extension left remaining on your next visit.

There are some things in life that just don’t mix. In this case, we’re talking humidity and lash adhesive. That’s because extreme humidity can cause the adhesive holding your extensions perfectly in place to weaken. When this happens, the adhesive can become brittle and/or cause a clumpy lash line.

Remember most eyelash extension materials are made from this plastic-like fibre so it can melt from extreme heat.

Please see a trained eyelash technician to have your Eyelash Extensions removed if you no longer wish to have them on. Pulling them out yourself can result in damaging your natural lashes.

The great thing about a Lash Lift is that it is a very low maintenance procedure however, there is a little extra care required over the first 24-48hrs.

• Be gentle with your lashes; no rubbing.
• Do not get your lashes wet for the first 24 hrs.
• Do not use harsh products on your eyes/lashes.
• Use of Sauna/Steam is possible after 24hrs but may weaken the effect of the lift.
• No eye make up for 24 hours.
• Avoid waterproof mascara’s.
• Swimming should be avoided for at least 24hrs.
• No other facial beauty treatments for 24hrs.

• Apply brow balm or castor oil daily.
• Be gentle with your brows; no rubbing.
• Do not get your brows wet for the first 24 hrs.
• Do not use harsh products on your brows.
• Use of Sauna/Steam is possible after 24hrs but may weaken the effect of the lift.
• No brow make up for 24 hours.
• Swimming should be avoided for at least 24hrs.
• No other facial beauty treatments for 24hrs.

Aftercare is a crucial part of any waxing appointment. Taking care of your skin after your appointment is essential to ensure that you don’t experience any irritation, ingrown hairs or other issues. In this section, we’ll go over some important aftercare tips to keep your skin healthy and smooth after your waxing session. 

Here are some tips for aftercare:  

1. Avoid tight clothing: Tight clothing can rub against the skin and cause irritation. Wear loose-fitting clothing for at least 24 hours after your appointment.
2. Avoid hot baths and showers: Hot water can irritate the skin and cause inflammation. Stick to lukewarm water for at least 24 hours after your appointment.  
3. Moisturise regularly: Keeping the skin moisturised can help prevent dryness and irritation. Use a gentle, fragrance-free moisturiser to soothe the skin.
4. Avoid touching the area: Touching the waxed area can introduce bacteria and cause irritation. Avoid touching the area for at least 24 hours after your appointment.  
5. Exfoliate gently: After a few days, you can start gently exfoliating the area to prevent ingrown hairs. Use a gentle exfoliating scrub or a loofah sponge to help remove dead skin cells. 

By following these aftercare tips, you can help keep your skin healthy and smooth after your waxing appointment.  

After the Appointment

After your waxing appointment, your Beauty Therapist may apply a soothing cream or gel to the waxed area. This can help to calm any irritation or inflammation and promote healing. The cream or gel may contain ingredients like aloe vera, witch hazel, or chamomile, which are known for their soothing and healing properties. If your Beauty Therapist does apply a cream or gel, be sure to ask about any specific aftercare instructions and follow them carefully to ensure the best possible results. 

Minor Discomfort or Redness 

It’s normal to experience some minor discomfort or redness for a few hours after your waxing appointment. This is because the hair follicles have been removed, and the skin may be slightly inflamed. However, any discomfort or redness should go away within a day or two. If you experience any prolonged discomfort or excessive redness, be sure to contact your beauty therapist for further advice. It’s also important to avoid tight clothing or anything that may cause friction or irritation to the waxed area during this time. By following the aftercare tips and taking care of your skin, you can help minimise any discomfort and keep your skin looking and feeling great. 

Wax Discomfort

It’s important to remember that any discomfort or inconvenience you may experience during or after your Brazilian waxing appointment is temporary, and the results are well worth it. After your appointment, you’ll enjoy smooth, hair-free skin that lasts for several weeks. This can help boost your confidence and make you feel more comfortable in your own skin. By following the tips we’ve outlined in this post, you can help minimise any discomfort and enjoy the full benefits of your Brazilian waxing appointment.  

Don’t be afraid to ask questions and communicate with your Beauty Therapist during your appointment. They will help you feel comfortable and achieve the best possible results. If you have any concerns or questions about the process, be sure to ask before, during, or after the appointment. They can also provide you with valuable insights and tips to help you feel more at ease and get the results you want. Good communication can also help ensure that they understand your needs and preferences, to tailor the treatment to suit you. So, speak up and don’t hesitate to ask questions. Your Beauty Therapist is there to help. 

Foods to Avoid After Teeth Whitening Treatment

• Going through the procedure will cost you money, so you want to make sure the stunning result will last a long time. The first 48 hours after the treatment is critical. So you need to be more aware of your food intake as there are certain types of Food that discolour your teeth. Avoid them during this time.

These include but are not limited to the following:

• Tea and coffee. These brews can stain your teeth instantly
• Dark-coloured sauces. Avoid red pasta sauce, soy sauce, barbecue sauce
• Fruit juice.
• Dark chocolate could stain your teeth
• Acidic food. Lemons, oranges, and other citrus fruits should be avoided. These are acidic or sour foods can weaken your enamel

As a general rule of thumb, don’t eat any food or have any drink that will stain a white shirt for 48 hours after teeth whitening.

If you must insist on drinking coffee or soda or other dark-coloured drinks, just use a straw instead of sipping directly from your mug. By using a straw, the liquid will not come in contact with your teeth. 

First 24–48 Hours After Treatment

• Use a gentle cleanser – no scrubs or active ingredients.
• Apply SPF 30+ – broad-spectrum sunscreen daily, even indoors.
• Stay cool – avoid excessive heat (hot showers, saunas, sweating, etc.).
• Drink plenty of water – supports skin healing from within.
• Keep your skin hydrated – use a gentle, hydrating, non-comedogenic moisturizer (e.g., hyaluronic acid or ceramide-based).

Things to Avoid

• Touching or picking at the skin.
• Active skincare (no retinol, AHAs, BHAs, vitamin C, etc.).
• Makeup (if possible for 24 hours; mineral makeup is safer if needed).
• Exfoliating products or devices.
• Direct sun exposure.

Keep the skin cool and calm

The first 24 hours after your microdermabrasion are the most important when it comes to ensuring the best possible results. Avoid anything that raises your body temperature, such as hot showers, sauna, steam rooms and exercise for the first day after treatment. You need to keep your skin cool and calm, so apply a soothing gel if needed.

Begin a gentle skincare routine

Commence a gentle skincare routine with the products recommended to you by your Dermal technician. This will be

NIGHT TIME ROUTINE | 2-4 DAYS

• Use a gentle cleanser
• Apply a hydrating Moisturiser

DAY TIME ROUTINE | 2-4 DAYS

• Use a gentle cleanser
• Apply a B serum (If recommended by your therapist)
• Apply a SPF15-50+ moisturiser

PRODUCTS TO AVOID FOR THE NEXT 2-4 DAYS

• AHA/BHA
• RETINOL

Stay hydrated

The products used during your microdermabrasion will work to hydrate and rejuvenate the skin. Maintain your skin’s plump, fresh and hydrated appearance by ensuring you drink plenty of water after your treatment.

Don’t pick at your skin

Both our High Performance and Diamond Microdermabrasions include a customised skin peel that helps to rapidly improve your skin’s texture and tone. It works by removing the outermost layer of the Epidermis (skin) and accelerates skin turn over. So, it’s common to experience some peeling of the skin after microdermabrasion. Avoid picking or peeling the skin. If you had a Jessner peel, do not wet your skin for 12 hours after treatment.

Stay sun safe

A microdermabrasion removes dead skin, revealing the soft, new skin underneath. This new skin is particularly susceptible to the harmful rays of the sun. For sun safety and protection, as always, continue to apply your SPF 50+ sunscreen every four hours after a microdermabrasion – especially when outside. We recommend using  ASAP SPF 50+ moisturiser As it’s silky, lightweight finish that does not leave residue like traditional sunscreen.

First 24–48 Hours

• Redness & Sensitivity: Skin may look red (like mild sunburn), feel tight, warm, or slightly swollen—this is normal.
• Avoid Makeup: Let your skin breathe for at least 24–48 hours. Mineral makeup may be safe after 24 hours (if advised).
• Keep Skin Clean & Hydrated
• Apply hyaluronic acid serum to boost hydration and calm the skin.
• Gently cleanse with a mild, fragrance-free cleanser.
• Avoid Touching or Picking: Don’t scratch, pick, or exfoliate flaking skin

What to Avoid (for 3–7 Days)

• No Active Skincare: Avoid retinol, AHA/BHA acids, vitamin C, or other active ingredients.
• No Heat Exposure: Avoid hot showers, steam rooms, saunas, sunbeds, or intense exercise.
• No Swimming: Stay out of chlorinated pools or saltwater.
• No Harsh Products: Avoid alcohol-based toners, scrubs, or fragranced products

Sun Protection Is Essential

• SPF 30+ Daily: Apply broad-spectrum sunscreen every morning, even if staying indoors.
• Avoid Direct Sunlight: For at least 7–10 days to prevent pigmentation.

Product Recommendations

• Use: Gentle cleanser, hydrating serum (hyaluronic acid), and calming moisturizer.
• Avoid: Any products with exfoliants, acids, retinoids, or fragrances for a week.

Healing Timeline

• Day 1–2: Redness, sensitivity, slight swelling.
• Day 3–5: Skin may feel dry or tight; mild flaking or peeling may occur.
• Day 5–7: Skin begins to heal and glow; resume active skincare after professional advice.

What to Expect

• Small carbon crusts or “dots” will form where the plasma device was applied. These are normal and part of the healing process.
• Mild swelling, redness, and tenderness may occur for the first 3–5 days, especially around the eyes.

Do’s:

• Keep the Area Dry for 24 hours.
• Cleanse Gently after 24 hours using cooled, boiled water and a soft cloth or cotton pad. Pat dry.
• Apply Healing Gel (e.g., silver gel, aloe vera, or provided aftercare product) twice daily with clean hands.
• Let Scabs Fall Off Naturally – picking or scratching can cause scarring or pigmentation.
• Sleep Elevated (especially after eyelid treatment) to reduce swelling.

Avoid for 7–10 Days:

• No Makeup or skin products (unless approved) on the treated area.
• No Sun Exposure or Tanning – UV rays can cause pigmentation. Use SPF 50 once the scabs fall off.
• No Sweating, Saunas, or Steam Rooms.
• No Swimming or long hot showers.
• No Harsh Products – including acids, retinol, alcohol-based toners, and exfoliants.

After Scabs Have Fallen Off:

• Begin applying a broad-spectrum SPF 50 daily.
• Continue to use hydrating and gentle skincare for at least 2 weeks.
• Results will continue to improve over 6–8 weeks as collagen builds.
• You may need multiple sessions depending on your skin goals.

Watch For:

• Signs of infection (pus, increased redness, pain) – contact us or a healthcare provider if this occurs.
• Hyperpigmentation risk is higher in darker skin tones or if sun exposure occurs too early.

Until redness and discomfort have completely resolved, avoid all of the following:

• Increased photosensitivity to UV can occur when taking certain medications. During your treatment programme, if you have commenced or changed dosage with the following medications, you must advise your clinician:

1. Antibiotics – doxycycline (acne), minocycline, Tetracyclines, Sulphonamides
2. Antihistamines – Diphenhydramine, Cyproheptadine
3. Antidepressants
4. Herbal preparations – St Johns wort, Gingko Biloba, citrus oils, Herbal HRT therapies

Taking these medications does not exclude you from plasma treatments; however, extra precautions are applicable in these cases.

First 24–72 Hours

• Do not wash your face for the first 24-48hours.
• Avoid makeup or any skincare products during this time—let your skin absorb the serum.
• You may experience mild redness, tightness, or sensitivity—this is normal and should subside within a day or two.

Do’s:

• After 24 hours, cleanse gently with a mild, fragrance-free cleanser.
• Use a hydrating serum or moisturizer, preferably with hyaluronic acid.
• Drink plenty of water to keep your skin hydrated from within.
• Apply SPF 30–50 daily, even indoors, to protect your skin and prevent pigmentation.

Avoid for 5–7 Days:

• No makeup, especially foundation or concealer, on treated areas.
• No exfoliants or active ingredients (retinol, AHAs/BHAs, vitamin C).
• No steam rooms, saunas, hot showers, or swimming pools.
• No intense workouts or anything that causes excessive sweating.
• No direct sun exposure or tanning.

Post-Treatment Care (Ongoing)

• Continue using gentle, nourishing skincare.
• Avoid harsh treatments (chemical peels, microneedling, etc.) for 2 weeks.
• A series of 3–6 sessions may be recommended for optimal and longer-lasting results.

Watch For:

• If you notice unusual swelling, rash, or irritation, contact us immediately.
• Do not pick or scratch at your skin—this may cause damage or scarring.

Immediately After Treatment

• Your skin may appear slightly pink or feel a little tight—this is normal and should subside within a few hours.
• Skin is especially sensitive and exposed, so handle it gently.

Do’s:

• Hydrate your skin well using a fragrance-free, soothing moisturizer (e.g., hyaluronic acid, ceramides, aloe vera).
• Use a gentle cleanser—no scrubs or exfoliating tools.
• Apply SPF 30–50 daily, even if you’re indoors. Sun protection is critical after dermaplaning.
• Stay well-hydrated by drinking plenty of water.

Avoid for 48–72 Hours:

• No makeup (especially foundation and powders).
• No exfoliating products (like retinol, AHA/BHA acids, scrubs, or enzymes).
• No sweating (intense exercise, saunas, steam rooms).
• No direct sun exposure or tanning beds.
• No harsh skincare products—stick to gentle and calming formulas.

Ongoing Skin Care Tips

• Resume active skincare (retinol, acids, etc.) only after 3–5 days, unless advised otherwise.
• You can repeat dermaplaning treatments every 4–6 weeks for best results.
• Keep your skin barrier strong with nourishing, hydrating skincare.

What to Watch For

• Slight peeling or dryness is normal—just moisturize more often.
• If you experience persistent redness, burning, or breakouts, contact us immediately.

 Day 1 – Immediate Aftercare

• Do not touch, rub, or wet your brows for the first 24 hours.
• Gently blot with a clean tissue every hour to remove excess lymph (clear fluid).
• Avoid applying any products unless specifically instructed.

Days 2–7: Cleanse & Protect

• Clean brows once or twice daily using a cotton pad with sterile water or a gentle, fragrance-free cleanser.
• Apply a thin layer of healing ointment or balm (e.g., aftercare cream provided or recommended) using clean hands or a cotton swab.
• Keep brows moisturized but not greasy—apply sparingly.

Avoid for 7–14 Days

• No makeup or skincare on the brow area.
• No sweating, swimming, steam rooms, saunas, or heavy workouts.
• No exfoliating products, retinol, or acids on or near the brows.
• Do not pick or scratch at scabs or flakes—this can remove pigment and cause scarring.

Sun & Skin Protection

• Avoid direct sun exposure and tanning beds.
• After scabs have fully healed, apply SPF 30–50 on the brows daily to prevent fading.

Healing Stages to Expect

• Days 1–2: Brows look darker and bolder.
• Days 3–7: Flaking and light scabbing begin.
• Days 8–14: Brows may appear patchy or faded—this is normal!
• Week 4–6: Color settles in; touch-up may be needed.

Touch-Up Appointment

• A perfecting session is recommended 4–8 weeks after your initial treatment to ensure even pigment and desired shape.
  

General Do’s (Days 1–7)

• Keep lips hydrated with the healing balm 2–4 times a day, or as needed.
• Drink through a straw for the first few days.
• Avoid hot, spicy, salty, or citrus foods that may sting or irritate healing lips.
• Use a gentle, fragrance-free cleanser around—but not directly on—the lips.
• Sleep slightly elevated to help reduce swelling.

Avoid for 7–10 Days

• No kissing (light pecks only), no touching, or licking the lips.
• No makeup, foundation, or lip products except the healing balm.
• No exfoliants, acids, or active skincare near the lips.
• No excessive sweating, steam, swimming, or hot tubs.
• Do not pick, scratch, or peel the scabs—this can cause uneven pigment loss.

Healing Timeline

• Days 1–3: Lips appear bold, bright, and swollen.
• Days 4–7: Peeling begins—color may fade or look patchy. DO NOT PICK.
• Days 8–14: Color may look light or “disappear”—this is normal.
• Weeks 4–6: True color emerges as lips fully heal.

Sun Protection

• After peeling, apply SPF 30+ lip balm daily to protect pigment and prevent fading.

Touch-Up Session

• A perfecting session is required 4–8 weeks after your initial appointment to complete the process and enhance pigment retention.

When to Contact Us

• If you notice signs of infection (pus, intense pain, or unusual swelling), contact your artist or healthcare provider immediately.

• Avoid the application of makeup (24 hours)
• Avoid direct heat or very hot showers (2 days)
• Avoid rubbing, picking or scratching at the skin (2 days)
• Avoid wearing tight, irritating or restrictive clothing on the areas treated (2 days)
• Use your recommended products as instructed by your therapist including Soothing gel on all treatment areas (3 days)
• Avoid active topicals such as Vitamin A creams and retinols (3 days)
• Avoid strenuous exercise or any heat-based activities such as saunas, spas or steam rooms (3 days)
• Exfoliate the area 5 days following the treatment. This will assist with allowing the hair to gradually fall out on its own. Do not pluck or pull at the hairs, allow these to fall out naturally (5 days)
• Avoid direct sun exposure to the treatment area and ensure SPF50+ is worn daily (2 weeks)

RECOMMENDED PRODUCTS

• ASAP Soothing Gel
• ASAP Gentle Exfoliant
• ASAP Daily Defense SPF50+

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Immediately After Treatment

• Mild redness, swelling, or warmth in the treated area is normal and typically resolves within a few hours to a couple of days.
• You may notice temporary darkening of veins or small scabs as the body begins to reabsorb the treated vessels.

Do’s:

• Apply a cold compress (wrapped in a clean cloth) for 10–15 minutes at a time to reduce swelling or discomfort, if needed.
• Keep the area clean and dry for at least 24 hours.
• Elevate legs (if treated area is on legs) when resting to support circulation and healing.
• Use gentle skincare only—fragrance-free cleansers and moisturizers are ideal.
• Wear compression stockings (if advised) to promote circulation and healing.

Avoid for 48–72 Hours (or as directed):

• Hot showers, baths, saunas, and steam rooms.
• Direct sun exposure and tanning beds (use SPF 50 on treated areas).
• Alcohol and smoking—both can hinder healing and vessel repair.
• Vigorous exercise or heavy lifting.
• Scrubbing, exfoliating, or applying active skincare products (retinoids, AHA/BHAs) on the treated area.

What to Expect During Healing

• Veins may look darker or more visible before they begin to fade—this is normal.
• Fading can take 2–6 weeks, depending on the size and location of the treated vessels.
• Multiple sessions may be needed for best results.

When to Contact Us

• Persistent redness or swelling beyond 3 days.
• Blistering, pain, or signs of infection (e.g. pus, heat, severe tenderness).
• Unexpected bruising or skin discoloration.

Ongoing Care

• Always apply broad-spectrum SPF 30–50 to prevent pigmentation or recurrence.
• Stay hydrated and maintain a healthy lifestyle to support circulation.
• Avoid prolonged standing or sitting without movement.

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