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Depilation Waxing Treatments

• For 24~48 hours after the treatment:

• Avoid touching the waxed area with unwashed hands.

• Avoid having a shower immediately.

• Avoid wearing tight fitting clothing, friction or massage on the area.

• Avoid having a bath, sauna, steam room, or other heat treatments.

• Avoid exposing the area to the sun, sunlight or sunbeds.

• Avoid gym work, swimming and other exercise.

• Avoid applying talc, make up, fake-tanning, exfoliating products, or the use of body brush.

• Avoid applying body sprays, deodorants, perfume, lotions or other products to the area other than those recommended by your therapist.

• Apply antiseptic cream on newly waxed areas regularly for 2~3 days after the treatment. Always wash your hands before applying any products.

 

Eye Treatments

• Patch test - Interpret results of skin sensitivity test:

• Positive – red, itchy, irritated, swelling, sore.

• Negative – no change to skin.

• Patch test techniques:

• For tinting mix peroxide and tint together and then apply to crook of elbow or behind ear, allow to dry, leave on for a minimum of 24 hours, explain positive and negative reaction, removal of product with damp cotton wool, if positive reaction experienced, record accurately on record card.

 

 

Aftercare Eyelash and Eyebrow Tinting

• Avoid touching or Rubbing the eyes immediately after treatment.

• If redness or irritation occurs, apply a damp cotton wool compress.

• Effects will start to diminish within 4-6 weeks as hair grows out.

• Strong sunlight will make effects fade faster.

• Avoid washing your hair or swimming for 24hrs as it can take the colour out.

• No mascara for 24hrs.

• Eyelash colour will last four to six weeks and eyebrow colour 2 - 4 weeks.

 

Hand and Foot Treatments

Manicure

The following home-care routine will ensure your manicure will last well and keep your hands and nails looking their best and in good condition.

Do’s

 

    Use hand cream or lotion after washing to lubricate and soften the skin.

    Use a file on rough edges or split nails.

    Use a richer hand cream during the winter months.

    Wear protective gloves when gardening, working with chemicals and harsh climates.

    Rub cuticle cream into the nails and cuticles at bedtime to keep them soft & moisturised.

    Always apply a base coat under nail polish to protect the nails and prevent them becoming stained.

    Use a good quality top coat to prevent chipping of nails.

    Eat health and drink plenty of water the health and strength of nails depends on a good supply of protein, iron, calcium, potassium, Vitamin B and iodine. A well-balanced diet contains all the nutrients essential for good health.

    Every 2-4 weeks get a maintenance manicure.

 

Don’ts

 

    Avoid using nail polish remover too often as it has a drying effect

    Do not use your finger nails as tools.

    Metal files should be avoided as they create heat in the nails which dries out the natural moisture and weakens them.

    NEVER file backwards and forwards, this can weaken, or break nails.

 

Pedicures

The following home-care routine will ensure your pedicure will last well and keep your feet and nails looking their best and in good condition.

Do’s

 

    Wear open toed shoes when getting a pedicure; so your nail colour doesn’t get ruined.

    Get regular pedicures to keep nails clean and tidy and looking stunningly beautiful.

    Rub cuticle cream into the nails and cuticles at bedtime to keep them soft.

    The feet should be washed at least once a day, finishing with a cold rinse. Dry the skin well, particularly between the toes.

    Scrubbing the feet briskly with a small firm brush not only helps to clean them but also stimulates the blood circulation and has an invigorating effect on the feet. Do this after the feet have been washed (shower).

    Excessively sweaty feet should be wiped twice a day with surgical spirit or cologne which has a cooling astringent effect on the skin. This should be followed by a liberal dusting of foot powder.

    Hard skin can be treated at home following a bath or shower with a pumice stone or callous file. Soften the treated area afterwards by massaging in a medicated foot cream or body lotion.

    Keep nails trimmed and filed to prevent splits and infections.

 

Don’ts

 

    Avoid using nail polish remover too often as it has a drying effect.

    Metal files should be avoided as they create heat in the nails which dries out the natural moisture and weakens them.

 

    NEVER file backwards and forwards, this can weaken, or break nails.

Facial Treatments

After a facial treatment the skin can be a little sensitive. The following advice will ensure you continue to benefit from your treatment.

Do’s

• For long term results get regular monthly facials

• Protect your skin in harsh climates. Like the cold and hot sun.

• Drink water every day. Aim for 2ltrs.

• Eat balanced meals.

• Get plenty of beauty sleep.

• Follow your homecare routine.

• Use the right products for your skin type.

• Always wear a good sun cream – prevents aging and protects your skin.

Don’ts

• No need to use exfoliating products for up to 72hrs after a facial.

• Avoid heavy make-up for up to 8hrs after treatment.

• Avoid smoking and alcohol.

 

Massage Treatments

After your treatment your body and mind is relaxed.  To gain maximum benefit from your treatment it is recommended you read and follow the aftercare advice sheet.

• Drink plenty of water after your treatment. This helps with dehydration, lost fluids, reduces soreness, reduces fatigue and helps eliminate toxins from your body.

• Avoid alcohol, smoking, tea and caffeine at least 12hrs after treatment as they can have a dehydrating effect on the body.

• Avoid heavy spicy meals after the treatment. Eat a light meal so the body can concentrate on natural healing and encourage detoxification.

• Avoid strenuous activity.

• For long term results book in for regular treatments and use the home care products prescribed.

• Please support your body with a healthy diet and regular exercise.

• Please avoid bathing or showering until the following day (additional tightening and inch loss occurs for up to 12 hours).

• Sometimes people experience some soreness for 24 hours or so after a massage. If you do feel sore or think that you might, stretch gently in a hot shower or take a warm bath .And remember to tell your massage therapist about your experience so it can be taken into consideration in your next session.

 

Make Up

Cleanse, Tone, Moisturise your face after make up wearing with suitable products for your skin type. (Ask therapist for advice)