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Brow Waxing Pre-Care

Proper preparation ensures a smooth wax, less irritation, and longer-lasting results. Follow these simple steps before your appointment:

1 Week Before Your Appointment

Avoid chemical peels, retinol, or exfoliating treatments around the brow area. These can thin the skin and make it more sensitive to waxing.

Do not tweeze, thread, or wax the brows yourself. Allow the natural hair to grow for the professional wax.

Avoid sunburn or tanning or spray tanning near the brow area — burned or irritated skin is more prone to sensitivity and bruising.

24–48 Hours Before Your Appointment

Avoid heavy caffeine, alcohol, and blood-thinning medications (unless prescribed). These can make the skin more sensitive and increase the risk of bleeding or irritation.

Avoid skincare treatments such as microdermabrasion or facial scrubs directly on the brow area.

Keep the skin clean and hydrated, but avoid using oily or heavy creams on the brow on the day of your appointment. Use of heavy, waxy brow pencils without proper cleaning may cause resistance to tint.

Day of Your Appointment

it’s best to arrive with a clean face, free of makeup, lotions, or oils on the brow area.

If you’re prone to sensitivity, over-the-counter pain reliever like Tylenol (avoid ibuprofen or aspirin).

Hair should be long enough for the wax to grip effectively — usually ¼ inch in length is ideal.

Additional Tips

If you have sensitive skin, let your esthetician know beforehand — they may do a small patch test to ensure no reaction.

Avoid scheduling a wax immediately before a big event if you’re prone to redness or swelling; mild irritation is normal.

Avoid excessive sweating or heat (hot yoga, saunas) right before your appointment — sweat can make waxing less effective and increase irritation.

Immediately After Waxing

Avoid touching the area with unwashed hands — this helps prevent bacteria from causing irritation or breakouts.

Do not apply makeup on the brows for at least 12–24 hours, as the skin may be sensitive and prone to irritation.

Avoid hot water, saunas, steam rooms, or hot showers for the first 24 hours — heat can increase redness and swelling.

Do not exfoliate or scrub the brow area for at least 48 hours.

First 24–48 Hours

Apply a soothing, gentle balm or aloe vera if the skin feels tight or irritated. Avoid heavy oils that may clog pores.

Avoid sun exposure and tanning beds. Waxed skin is more sensitive to UV rays, which can cause redness or hyperpigmentation.

Skip intense workouts that cause heavy sweating — sweat can irritate freshly waxed skin.

A gentle treatment using tiny needles to boost collagen and improve skin.

How It Helps:

Smooths texture, shrinks pores

Softens fine lines

Fades scars and dark spots

Boosts product absorption

Works on face and body

Minimal redness (1–2 days)

Good For:
Scars, fine lines, large pores, uneven tone. Not for active acne—check with me if you’re not sure.

Microneedling Pre- and Post-Care

Microneedling is a minimally invasive treatment that creates tiny microchannels in the skin to stimulate collagen production and improve texture, tone, and overall skin health. Proper pre- and post-care is essential to maximize results, minimize irritation, and support healing.

Pre-Care (1–2 Weeks Before Treatment)

Avoid active or irritating products on the treatment area:

Retinol, retinoids, glycolic or salicylic acids, vitamin C, chemical peels, or exfoliating scrubs.

Avoid sunburn or tanning — sun-damaged skin is more sensitive and prone to irritation.

Do not wax or undergo harsh facial treatments (microdermabrasion, laser, chemical peels) within 1–2 weeks prior to microneedling.

Avoid blood-thinning medications or supplements (unless prescribed by a doctor):

Aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil, vitamin E, or certain herbal supplements.
These can increase bleeding and bruising during treatment.

Disclose any medical conditions, medications, or skin sensitivities to your provider.

Hydrate: healthy, moisturized skin heals faster and retains benefits better.

Day of Your Appointment

Arrive with a clean face, free of makeup, creams, or oils.

Avoid alcohol and caffeine, which can increase sensitivity or redness.

Eat a light meal beforehand; this helps your body respond to the treatment optimally.

Post-Care (Immediately After Treatment & 24–72 Hours)

Keep skin clean and gentle:

Use the cleanser provided by your provider, or a gentle, fragrance-free cleanser like Cetaphil.

Avoid scrubbing or exfoliating for at least 3–5 days.

Moisturize and protect:

Apply the post-care serum or balm provided by your esthetician to support healing and reduce irritation.

Keep the skin lightly hydrated but do not over-apply.

Avoid sun exposure and tanning beds for at least 72 hours. Microneedled skin is highly sensitive to UV damage.

Avoid makeup for at least 24 hours, longer if possible, to prevent infection.

Avoid sweating heavily, saunas, steam rooms, or hot showers for the first 24–48 hours.

Do not pick, scratch, or peel at any flaking or dry skin — this can cause irritation, scarring, or uneven results.

Avoid active skincare products (retinol, acids, vitamin C, exfoliants) for 3–5 days post-treatment.

Healing & Results Expectations

Redness, mild swelling, and a warm sensation are normal immediately after treatment.

Skin may flake, peel, or feel tight as it heals — this is part of the natural regenerative process.

Full results appear over 2–6 weeks, as collagen remodeling occurs.

Follow-up treatments are typically scheduled every 4–6 weeks for optimal results.

✨ Pro Tip: Hydrated, healthy skin responds better to microneedling. Drink plenty of water and use your recommended post-care products consistently. Avoid harsh products, excessive sun, and heavy sweating to get the best results.

Facials cleanse, exfoliate, and nourish the skin to improve its health and radiance. Here's what they offer:

Facial Benefits:

Deep Cleansing: Clears dirt and oil from pores.

Exfoliation: Removes dead skin for a smoother look (via peels or dermaplaning).

Circulation Boost: Massage improves blood flow and glow.

Hydration: Restores moisture balance.

Anti-Aging: Helps reduce fine lines and boosts collagen.

Relaxation: Relieves stress and promotes well-being.

Customized Care: Tailored to skin needs (acne, dryness, dullness).

Pore Care: Extractions

Detox: Clears toxins that age or damage skin.

No Steamer: Steamers can harbor mold, worsen skin issues, and irritate lungs. Instead: I use warm steam towels—clean, calming, and infused with aromatherapy.

Scroll Down to read and review all the facials I offer.

Offer a range of benefits for skin rejuvenation, including:

Improved skin texture, minimize pores, reduced appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, scarring and treatment of acne and hyperpigmentation.

They work by exfoliating damaged skin layers, stimulating cell renewal and promoting collagen production.

A customized peel uses a custom chemical solution (many different types and strengths) tailored to your skin type and skin conditions you hope to treat.

Scroll Down to read and review different peels.

Important Pre-Care: Stop using tretinoin, retinoids, retinols, or other exfoliants at least one week before your appointment to ensure optimal results and safety.

A non-invasive skincare treatment that involves gently scraping the skin’s surface with a sterile surgical blade to remove dead skin cells and fine vellus hair (peach fuzz).

Benefits of Dermaplaning

Instant glow: Removes dull, dead skin cells for immediate radiance.

Smooth texture: Skin feels soft and baby-smooth.

Better product absorption: Skincare penetrates more deeply.

Flawless makeup application: Creates a smooth canvas for foundation.

No downtime: You can return to daily activities right away.

Minimizes appearance of fine lines and acne scars: Temporarily makes skin look more even.

Myth Buster: Dermaplaning does not make facial hair grow back thicker or darker. The hair grows back just as it was before.

A virtual skin consultation is an online appointment with conducted via video call, chat, or a questionnaire-based platform. During the consultation, we will:

Discuss your skin concerns (e.g., acne, dryness, sensitivity, pregnancy, oncology.)

Share your current skincare routine and lifestyle habits.

Show your skin via live video or by sending clear photos.

Receive personalized advice on skincare products, treatments, and habits.

Get a follow-up plan or product recommendations.

These consultations are popular because they’re convenient, more affordable than in-person visits, and accessible from anywhere.

I’m not here to judge or sell you as many products and services as possible. You can always expect honesty and transparency.