Before & After Care
BEFORE YOUR APPOINTMENT...
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RELAX! We are licensed skin care professionals and specialize in this type of hair removal.
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Allow your hair to grow 1/8 (if sugaring) to 1/4 (if waxing) of an inch. The sugar/wax needs something to hold onto.
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Gently exfoliate up until the day before your appointment. This helps prepare the skin for hair removal.
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Shower the day of your appointment to help prevent infection.
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Inform your esthetician of any changes to your skin care routine that may affect your service.
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Do NOT apply any makeup, creams, deodorants, oils, or lotions beforehand; you’ll get better results if your skin is clean and dry.
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Some clients prefer to take an ibuprofen 20 minutes prior to their appointment. It can help minimize pain felt during your service.
AFTER YOUR APPOINTMENT...
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Once home, walk directly into your bathroom and THROW AWAY YOUR RAZOR! You'll achieve better results if you avoid shaving between your appointments.
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Schedule your next service 4-6 weeks out from today's service. Routine sugaring/waxing helps the skin get accustomed to the procedure, minimizes irritation, and decreases hair re-growth.
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Avoid the following activities to prevent additional irritation:
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Using moisturizers, makeup, gels, deodorant and perfumes for at least 12 hours
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Touching the serviced area with unclean hands for at least 12 hours
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Exposing the serviced area to direct sunlight or tanning beds for at least 24-48 hours
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Exercising for at least 12 hours
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Using saunas, steam rooms, whirlpools and other heated sources for at least 48 hours
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Wearing tight clothing for at least 24 hours
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Begin an exfoliation routine 24 hours after your service. I recommend an all-natural and coarse sugar scrub, like my line of Sugar Lips Studio Sugar Scrubs; use in the shower 2-3 times per week.
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For persistent issues with ingrown hair, I recommend using a serum like Vanish PFB with Chromabright. Use daily to minimize the occurrence of ingrown hairs and to decrease discoloration caused by ingrown hair scars.
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