Proper aftercare protects your results, prevents irritation, and helps your skin heal. Don’t skip it—your glow and long term results depends on it!
Exfoliate 2 - 3 times a week. Do not over exfoliate.
Avoid heavy make - up or touching your face for a few hours after the extractions.
Cleanse daily with a gentle, non-comedogenic face wash, which will help reduce the need for frequent blackhead removal.
Apply a clay mask the next day to help keep pores clear and continue to use clay masks weekly if you have oily skin.
Use a light, non-comedogenic moisturiser.
Avoid pore-clogging makeup or skincare products, which will help reduce the need for frequent blackhead removal.
For most people, getting blackhead removal once every 4 to 6 weeks is ideal. This aligns with the skin's natural renewal cycle and allows time for pores to stay clean without over-irritating the skin.
👤Suggested rebooking time frames based on different skin types are:
-Oily or Congested Skin: 3 – 4 weeks.
-Normal to Combination Skin: 4 – 6 weeks.
-Dry to Sensitive: 6 – 8 weeks, and only if needed.
Over-extracting can damage skin, cause redness, scarring, or broken capillaries.
It’s better to maintain results between sessions with proper skincare, rather than rely on frequent extractions.
Do not have any facial treatments for at least 48 hours as well as no waxing or laser treatments on your face for at least a week.
Avoid direct sunlight and UV rays for 24-48 hours and drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.
Do not apply make up for at least 24 hours and do not wash your face for ideally 2 hours after the treatment.
Avoid hot showers, saunas and hot baths for 48 hours.
Avoid exfoliating products, acne products or any products containing retinol or salicylic acid for at least 24 hours.
Moisturise as much as possible with a gentle facial moisturiser.
👤Suggested rebooking time frames based on different skin types are:
-Oily/Acne-Prone Skin: Every 2–4 weeks during breakouts.
-Sensitive Skin: Every 6–8 weeks, with gentle treatments.
-Before a Big Event? Schedule 5–7 days ahead to give your skin time to settle.
Using lash serums can help keep your lashes healthy and strong. However avoid applying this in the first 24 hours.
Avoiding direct sunlight and UV light will extend the life of the tint.
Wait 48 hours to apply mascara. Avoid waterproof mascara and beauty products around your lashes and brows until your new layer of hair has grown.
Do not have any facial treatments in the first 24 hours.
Avoid steam, saunas, heat, hot water or heavy workouts causing pores to sweat for the first 24 hours.
Avoid touching your lashes or brows and avoid picking at your lashes.
Schedule appointments regularly. Tint is permanent however because of the natural growth of the brows and lashes it will grow out.
👤Suggested rebooking time frames based on different skin types are:
-Brow Growth: 2 - 5 weeks.
-Lash Growth: Around 6 weeks is the average lash cycle in which old ones will shed and new ones will emerge.
Increase water consumption for the next 48 - 72 hours to prevent dehydration. However do not exceed the recommended water consumption.
Avoid alcohol for 24 hours.
Avoid hot baths and saunas for at least 2 hours.
Wait 30 - 60 mins before having a meal after your treatment and try to have light meals instead of heavy meals to aid the body's natural detoxification process.
Wear loose clothing to allow lymph flow for the first 24 hours after your treatment allowing your body to recover and maintain lymphatic fluid flow.
Reduce or stop smoking and caffeine intake, if possible for the long term.
You can rebook as much as several times a week to once every 3 months. Obviously the more often you have these types of treatments the quicker you will start to see results and feel consistent relief.
Wear gloves whenever cleaning especially when washing up or performing gardening tasks, etc. to protect the nails from harsh chemicals.
Apply a top coat and cuticle oil daily to protect the enamel, aid growth and to ensure your nail enamel lasts longer.
Avoid using your nails as tools for example, opening a can, scratching items off of something and picking at your nails.
Wash hands immediately after swimming to remove chlorine, which can weaken the nails and fade polish.
Avoid hot moisture (from hot showers/baths, saunas or hot tubs) for 48 hours.
After your manicure your nails will only be touch dry, and not properly dry for 2 - 3 hours. Please try to aim for 3 hours to achieve the best results. It is always better to let them dry longer as it will benefit you in the long run because your nail enamel should last longer.
Schedule an appointment every 2 - 6 weeks depending on how much the hints and tips are followed, as this will maintain your manicure benefits.
Though we do not want you to do any strenuous activities we ask you still keep yourself active, including gentle stretches.
Take a warm bath or shower to soothe any sore muscles.
Take it easy, avoid any strenuous activity, such as going to the gym or lifting heavy items for at least 24 hours after your massage.
Avoid alcohol and caffeine after a massage for at least 12 hours.
Make sure you are eating lightly and nutritiously.
Drink plenty of water following your massage as you may become dehydrated after the therapist has been actively removing toxins from your body.
Rebooking another massage means your mind holds onto the relaxing feeling the massage leaves you with for longer if you know your next one is already booked in.
👤Suggested rebooking time frames are:
-Desk Worker Frequency: Every 2–4 weeks
-Athletes Frequency: Weekly
-High Stress Lifestyle Frequency: Every 1–2 weeks
-General Wellbeing Frequency: Every 3–4 weeks
Avoid using your nails as a tool for example, opening a can, scratching things off (stickers on a table) and picking at your nails.
Wash hands immediately after swimming to remove chlorine which can weaken the nails and fade polish.
Apply cuticle oil to aid nail growth. Come back for infills and repairs where needed.
High heat (e.g., saunas, direct sunlight, tanning beds) can sometimes cause the gels to lift. Don’t expose them to intense heat for long periods.
Please be gentle for the first 24 - 48 hours after they are applied as it takes time for the bonding process to be completed.
Wear gloves whenever cleaning especially when washing up, performing gardening tasks, etc. to protect the nails from harsh chemicals.
👤Suggested rebooking time frames based on maintenance and removal treatments are:
-Schedule Appointments Regularly: every 2 - 4 weeks depends how you look after them.
-Book Infills: every 2 weeks
-Book Repairs: If any of your nails have chipped, snapped, peeled or show any other kind of damage, please leave them do not pick them and instead book a repair as soon as possible as if you peel or pick them off you may risk damage to the natural nail underneath.
-Removal: Please book to get the gels professionally removed do not pull them off as you may risk damage to the natural nail underneath.
After your pedicure, opt for open - toed shoes as your nails are only touch dry and not properly dry for 2 - 3 hours. Please try to aim for 3 hours to achieve the best results. Avoid tight fitting shoes which can rub the polish causing it to smudge and wrinkle.
Apply top coat and cuticle oil daily to protect the enamel, aid growth and to ensure your nail colour lasts longer.
Avoid hot moisture (from a hot shower/bath, sauna or hot tub) for 48 hours.
Rinse feet immediately after swimming to remove chlorine which can weaken the nails and fade polish.
Moisturise daily especially areas that are dry or cracked, for example the heels.
Keep your feet clean and dry. Change socks regularly. Cotton socks are preferred as they allow your feet to breathe.
Schedule an appointment every 2 - 6 weeks depending on how much the hints and tips are followed, as this will maintain your pedicure benefits.
Keep the area clean by using gentle cleansers and make sure you pat dry instead of rubbing.
Avoid exfoliating the threaded area for 2 - 3 days.
Use rose water, aloe vera or a cold compress to reduce redness and inflammation.
Avoid touching the area too much as your fingers can carry oils.
Avoid heat such as hot showers/baths, saunas or steam rooms for 24 hours.
Avoid make up for 24 hours.
👤Suggested rebooking time frames based on different hair growing speeds are:
-Fast Growers: May need threading every 2 weeks.
-Slow Growers: Can stretch it to 4-5 weeks.
Avoid frequently touching or rubbing your waxed area of skin, as your pores are now open so doing this could therefore lead to risk of infection or worsening your current skin condition in this area.
Avoid direct sunlight, tanning and UV rays.
Avoid wearing deodorant, perfumes, exfoliators or fragranced creams on the treated area for 48 hours as this will otherwise burn the area due to your pores still being open.
Avoid hot baths, hot tubs and saunas. If you shower use cooler water to avoid burning for the first 24 hours.
Wear loose clothing in the area to avoid rubbing which can cause irritation.
Avoid working out and swimming for the first 24 hours otherwise the sweat can lead to bacterial infections in the open pores as your skin is vulnerable at this time.
👤Suggested rebooking time frames based on hair growth in different areas are:
-Lip, Chin or Brow: 2- 3 weeks.
-Underarms: 2 - 3 weeks.
-Arms: 3 - 4 weeks.
-Legs: 4 - 6 weeks.
-Bikini: 3 - 4 weeks.
Factors that may impact your waxing schedule are as follows:
-Hair Type: Coarser, darker hair may grow back faster.
-Hormones: Can affect speed of growth (e.g., pregnancy, PCOS, etc.).
-Consistency: The more regularly you wax, the slower and finer your hair grows back.
-Shaving Between Waxes: Delays progress so please try to avoid this if you want long-term results.
Any hair to be waxed should be ¼ inch long (about a grain of rice) for the wax to grip it properly.
