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Waxing - Do's and Dont's
Avoid the sun immediately after waxing and wear sun screen; recently
waxed areas are prone to hyperpigmentation (permanent darkening of the skin) if exposed
to the sun or solarium. Avoid saunas, steam rooms, whirlpools and other heated
sources for at least 48 hours.
Avoid heavy exercise for at least 24 hours after waxing.
Do not use exfoliating products (AHAs, scrubs, etc) and loofahs for
at least 24 hours after waxing as they might further irritate your skin.
Avoid tight clothing after waxing, especially in the waxed areas. Tight
clothing may result in irritation and ingrown hairs.
Regular twice to three times per week exfoliation is helpful to remove
dead skin so your hairs can get out above the surface of the pores and not become
ingrown.
No hot baths, hot showers or sexual activity for 10 hours after a
Brazilian. While your pores are open, they are vulnerable to irritation by the extreme
temperatures and infection by bacteria.
Moisturise with after every shower and use an ingrown solution to
minimise in grown hairs.
Routine waxing helps the skin get accustomed to the procedure and
may minimize irritation.
Spray Tanning - Do's and Dont's
It is important that you maintain your skin to prolong your tan.
Clothing Ensure the tan is dry prior to you getting dressed. Loose fitting
clothing should also be worn for the next 6 to 8 hours. Tight clothing that rubs on the skin
will cause uneven tanning.
Showering Wait a minimum of 6 to 8 hours before showering. Or better yet, wait
until the next day, enabling maximum development time. The tan will still continue to develop
slightly over the next 24 hours. Wash with SLS free body wash we recommend
our "Refresh". Wash just using your hand with gel. After washing,
pat body dry do not rub.
Activities You should not swim, perspire or exercise until after your post-tan shower.
Moisturise Keep the skin well moisturised. You are trying to stop the skin
from naturally flaking off, thereby prolonging the tan. Twice daily, you should use an effective
body moisturiser we recommend our "Tender Care Hand & Body Lotion or Barrier
Cream". The tan on the face and hands will fade quicker due to regular cleansing. However, we
recommend "Great Tan" to top up the tan in these areas.
Exfoliation Exfoliate only towards the end of the life of the tan, once tan has
completely faded, or just prior to being re-tanned. We recommend our Refresh and exfoliating gloves
for this purpose. Apply to dry skin and massage into the skin in a circular motion. Rinse. This should
remove the last of the tan.
A tip for regular tanners who have a tan build-up, use a baking soda and water
(or lemon juice) paste and apply this to the skin. Take a long soaking bath (20 to 30 minutes the
longer the better), exfoliating lightly. Dry briskly with a towel, rubbing any stubborn areas as required.
Things to Avoid
Pools and Spas Chlorine and salt water pools and spas may assist with fading of
the tan if submersed for lengthy periods. Try quick dips for a few minutes instead. (Chlorine acts
like a bleaching agent on the skin)
Exercise If client exercises and sweats heavily, their tan can fade faster.
Long/Hot Baths Once again do not soak.
Soaps Do not use soaps containing SLS (Sodium Laurel Sulphate), sorbolene, and
any bar soaps.
Skin Care Do not use any products that renew or refresh skin such as Alpha Hydroxy or Beta
Hydroxy Acid; Retin-A; toners containing alcohols or witch hazel; some make-up removal products; peel
off masks; facial strips, exfoliating scrubs and hair retarding sprays or creams.
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