
Do’s and Don’ts (After Care)
DO:
Hydrate like it’s your job. Drink plenty of water and keep your skin moisturised with gentle, non-active products.
Apply SPF daily. No skipping! Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher), even on cloudy days.
Stick to gentle skincare. Use calming, fragrance-free products — avoid exfoliants, retinol, acids, or actives unless we’ve told you otherwise.
Keep hands off. Avoid touching, scratching, or picking at the skin to prevent irritation or scarring.
Follow your personalised routine. We’ll guide you with a tailored post-treatment routine — trust the process.
DON’T:
Skip SPF or sunbathe. No saunas, sunbeds or direct sunlight exposure for at least 7 days. Your skin is healing.
Use actives. Avoid any acids (AHA/BHA), vitamin C, retinoids, or scrubs for at least 5–7 days unless advised.
Wear heavy makeup. Especially right after treatments like peels or microneedling — let your skin breathe.
Hit the gym or steam room. No sweating for 24–48 hours to avoid irritation or clogging pores.
Ignore your skin. If something feels off, reach out — we’re here to help, not judge.
Wait 5–7 days before undergoing any facial hair removal (such as waxing, threading, tweezing, or dermaplaning). Your skin barrier needs time to recover fully.
No waxing on freshly treated skin. It can lead to sensitivity, pigmentation, or even microtears.
Laser? Hold off. If you're undergoing laser hair removal, let us know — we’ll guide you on the safest timeline.
Shaving? Best to wait at least 48–72 hours, especially if your skin feels tight or tender.
Avoid double-duty. Don’t mix hair removal with exfoliating products or treatments — spacing things out is key.