Treatment Aftercare Guide
(All treatments)
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Hygiene
(All treatments)
Morning, evening and after exercise rinse in clean water or use an approved cleanser; Follow with recommended items. You may feel some stinging sensations from the products but they will subside
Sleep on a clean pillow and cleanse the hair of bacteria before resting
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Rules to follow
(All treatments)
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AVOID UV EXPOSURE - stay in the shade and away from sources of refraction such as bodies of water or reflective surfaces while healing. If you go outside cover in something that provides adequate protection
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AVOID pools, hot tubs, saunas and steam rooms until the skin has returned to normal
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DO NOT apply any products on the treated area outside of approved aftercare. You can return to your preferred routine when you’ve completed the healing process
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DO NOT scratch, tear, pull or rub off the peeling skin. It needs to shed organically
Tips & Tricks
(All treatments)
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If swelling is occurs try to keep the treated area working with the natural drainage flow gravity provides by sitting or standing up-right throughout the day and resting on the back double-pillowed when sleeping. If needed an antihistamine can help as well
Icing the treated area few times in the first 24 hours for 5 minutes at a time can reduce redness, swelling & sensitivity, a freezer bag filled with water & ice cubes works best
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When the skin is dehydrated it’s ability to produce new cells is lessened but when properly hydrated cell renewal is heightened; Applying your aftercare a few extra times each day helps speed recovery
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Keep aftercare products in the fridge, it gives a boost to their calming properties
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When peeling or scaling begins, soak & wash in the shower several times a day helps to speed recovery / lessen itching
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Cuticle scissors are great for trimming off peeling skin (careful not to cut yourself!)