Aftercare

Aftercare is crucial for lash and brow treatments to ensure optimal results.
Here are the key reasons why aftercare is important:

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Longevity

Damage prevention

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Avoiding Infections

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Maintaining Apperance

Natural Hair Health

Lash Aftercare

Avoid showers, steam rooms, and saunas for the next 24-48 hours.
Avoid getting your eyelashes wet for the next 24-48 hours.
Avoid heat exposure for the next 48 hours.
Avoid any oily products around the eye area (sun creams, moisturisers).
Remove makeup with a makeup remover that has no oils, as oils will break down the lash adhesive.
Do not pick or pull at your eyelashes.
Do not use mascara or strip lashes over the extensions.
You can use 3D eye masks or silk pillowcases to help with retention.
You can wear mascara after a lash lift after 48 hours, but make sure it isn’t waterproof, as waterproof mascara can dry out the eyelashes.
After a lash lift, brush your eyelashes daily to avoid them getting messy.
Sleep on your back if you can, instead of on your side.
Invest in TMS Eyelash Cleanser for the best retention. You can purchase this for just £10 at your next appointment. This helps ensure no bacteria build up and keeps your eyelashes clean. I recommend cleaning your eyelashes 2-3 times a week, depending on your activities. If you wear heavy makeup, use oily products around your face (such as sun cream or moisturizers), or exercise a lot, I recommend cleaning immediately afterward.
Return for an eyelash lift every 4-8 weeks.
Return for an eyelash tint every 3-4 weeks.
Return for eyelash infills every 2-3 weeks, or as needed.

Brow Aftercare

Avoid heat exposure for the next 24-48 hours.
Avoid exercising for the next 48 hours.
Do not get your eyebrows wet for the next 24-48 hours.
Avoid makeup around the area for the next 12-24 hours.
Avoid touching your eyebrows for at least 24 hours.
Avoid exfoliating or abrasive products for the next 24-48 hours.
Avoid tweezing between appointments.
Use oil-free makeup remover when removing makeup to help the tints last longer.
For brow sculpt, hydration is key. After 24-48 hours, use an oil such as castor oil daily and apply it to your brows just before bed.
In the shower, you can use a bit of conditioner on your eyebrows to keep them hydrated.
For eyebrow lamination, you also need to style your eyebrows while they are wet. After a shower, brush them into place (how you style them wet is how they will stay for the rest of the day).
For eyebrow lamination, sometimes brow gel can help keep stubborn coarse hairs in place.
Return every 4-8 weeks for eyebrow lamination (every 2-3 weeks for maintenance if needed).
Return every 2-3 weeks for a tint.
Return every 3-4 weeks for hybrid stain and waxing.

Waxing Aftercare

Please come to your appointment wearing loose fitting clothing and avoid sun exposure at least 48 hours prior to your appointment.
Avoid heat exposure for the next 24-48 hours (sunbeds,saunas, showers).
Avoid tweezing/shaving between appointments.
Avoid fragranced products, deodorants, powders and body sprays on the skin.
Avoid exercising the first 42 hours.
Use a gentle exfoliation after 72 hours to help prevent ingrowns and continue to exfoliate 2-3 times a week.
Return every 3-6 weeks (dependent on hair type).

AFTERCARE

Aftercare is crucial for lash and brow treatments to ensure optimal results. Here are the key reasons why aftercare is important:​

Lash Aftercare

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Avoid showers, steam rooms, and saunas for the next 24-48 hours.

Avoid getting your eyelashes wet for the next 24-48 hours.

Avoid heat exposure for the next 48 hours.

Avoid any oily products around the eye area (sun creams, moisturisers).

Remove makeup with a makeup remover that has no oils, as oils will break down the lash adhesive.

Do not pick or pull at your eyelashes.

Do not use mascara or strip lashes over the extensions.

You can use 3D eye masks or silk pillowcases to help with retention.

You can wear mascara after a lash lift after 48 hours, but make sure it isn’t waterproof, as waterproof mascara can dry out the eyelashes.

After a lash lift, brush your eyelashes daily to avoid them getting messy.

Sleep on your back if you can, instead of on your side.

Return for an eyelash lift every 4-8 weeks.

Return for an eyelash tint every 3-4 weeks.

Return for eyelash infills every 2-3 weeks, or as needed.

Brow Aftercare

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Avoid heat exposure for the next 24-48 hours.

Avoid exercising for the next 48 hours.

Do not get your eyebrows wet for the next 24-48 hours.

Avoid makeup around the area for the next 12-24 hours.

Avoid touching your eyebrows for at least 24 hours.

Avoid exfoliating or abrasive products for the next 24-48 hours.

Avoid tweezing between appointments.

Use oil-free makeup remover when removing makeup to help the tints last longer.

For brow sculpt, hydration is key. After 24-48 hours, use an oil such as castor oil daily and apply it to your brows just before bed.

In the shower, you can use a bit of conditioner on your eyebrows to keep them hydrated.

For eyebrow lamination, you also need to style your eyebrows while they are wet. After a shower, brush them into place (how you style them wet is how they will stay for the rest of the day).

For eyebrow lamination, sometimes brow gel can help keep stubborn coarse hairs in place.

Return every 4-8 weeks for eyebrow lamination (every 2-3 weeks for maintenance if needed).

Return every 2-3 weeks for a tint.

Return every 3-4 weeks for hybrid stain and waxing.

Waxing Aftercare

Please come to your appointment wearing loose fitting clothing and avoid sun exposure at least 48 hours prior to your appointment.

Avoid heat exposure for the next 24-48 hours (sunbeds,saunas, showers).

Avoid tweezing/shaving between appointments.

Avoid fragranced products, deodorants, powders and body sprays on the skin.

Avoid exercising the first 42 hours.

Use a gentle exfoliation after 72 hours to help prevent ingrowns and continue to exfoliate 2-3 times a week.

Return every 3-6 weeks (dependent on hair type).

Aftercare is crucial for lash and brow treatments to ensure optimal results.
Here are the key reasons why aftercare is important: