Pre-Treatment + Aftercare

Lash + Brow Services Aftercare

Eyelash Extension Aftercare

Welcome to the world of easy mornings, waking up looking fab 24/7 and hitting the water without fear of having mascara running down your cheeks! Lash extensions are so low maintenance...you're gong to be more excited than you ever thought you would be!

Lets start with a little background of your natural lash hair. These hairs needs to be cleaned properly and regularly just like the hairs on your head. Imagine never washing your hair??? No, none of us can! You may also be shocked to know that your lash hairs have a cycle just like that of the hair on your head. We generally all loose between 3-5 natural lashes per eye per day. This is why coming in for regular fills is imperative to keeping your lashes as full as you like them. So lets get to the daily maintenance.

PLEASE DO...

Wash your lashes daily with an extension approved cleanser and a small makeup brush. Put some cleanser on your lashes (eye closed of course) and use the brush to get right into the lash line where your extensions are bonded to your natural lash hairs. (yes we gave this to you the day we met)
Brush your lashes twice a day. This is more for brushing out particles that we may not be able to see than it is for the beauty of the lashes. With your eyes close brush from the lid/lash line in a soft spinning motion.
Wait for your lashes to dry! Brushing wet lashes can cause pulling the same way it does to your head hair. If you notice when your lashes are wet they clump together. Once they're dry and brushed they will fluff right back up.
Enjoy yourself! Lash extensions can be worn in the pool or ocean without concern!

FOR LASHES SAKE AVOID...

Oils, as they cause premature shedding by loosening the bond between the natural lash hair and the extension. Avoid oils on your face and in your hair...yes even in your hair because having excess oil in your hair will end up on your pillow case and in turn on your lashes. Make sure to double check your favorite facial cleansers and lotions.
Petting lashes, as this transfers oils from your fingers to your lash hairs causing loss. Also DO NOT rub, cut or pull at your extensions, this will result in natural lash damage that can be irreparable.
Sleeping on your face. Sounds prey easy but this is one of the main reasons people have poor retention. The friction cause between your face and whatever it lands to sleep on will cause loss. Back sleeping is best to maintain the health of your natural lashes and the longevity of your extensions. This includes drunken sleeping!!! Which seems to be the biggest offender!
Excessive Heat can cause the extensions fibers to scorch or loosen the curl. They will not only look funny but they will also not last long after they've been burnt. The best advice is to avoid steamers too close to the face, open flames, grilling and the hot burst that comes out of the oven when you're baking. Simple solutions... Quit smoking (lol...if you can't just make sure your not in a windy area or looking down at the flame when you're sparking it up. If you're baking, sautéing or grilling be sure to not keep your face hovering over the excessive heat and lean back when opening the over/grill to let that first burst of heat escape. If you're getting facials just let your esthetician know you have extensions and that you do not want the steamer too close.
Mascara is a no no on extensions. If you're wearing volume the fans will be glued shut and likely never bounce back to that amazing fluff we all love! If you're wearing classic extensions you may use a touch of non water-proof/long-wear only when needed (do not get it on the bases of your lashes it will effect your retention.

You may find when you first get lash extensions there is an adjustment period. The first time you go to rub your eye freely and realize you may have just tortured them. You may fear washing them...dont! They must be clean so that your hair follicles can flourish and your eyes can stay healthy. Design Her Eyes knows about this learning curve! We want you to know that during your first week with extensions (applied here only) you can come in for a quick touch up if you should happen to get a small gap or run into any user errors. After all none's perfect but we want your lash experience to be as close to that as humanly possible.

Spray Tan

Before

Shave about 12 hours before your spray tan session, not immediately before.
Exfoliate properly before your spray tan with an oil-free exfoliant. Start exfoliating from the top of your body and work your way down.
Do NOT apply any moisturizers or fragrances after showering as these can form a barrier to the spray tan solution and will reduce the ability to apply an even colour all over.
Do NOT wear tight clothing, light colored clothing, a hat, bracelets or necklaces, sandals, or any type of clothing that will rub against your skin when you move.

After

Before

Wait 4-6 (rapid) or 12-24 hours for your color to develop before showering.
Do NOT use soaps, exfoliants, shower gels, or shampoos on your body during the initial rinse. Use water ONLY. Do NOT shave arms/legs. Wait 24 hours to wash your hair.
After your first shower, pat dry with your towel. Do NOT rub the water off with your towel.
After your first shower, you can apply deodorant, lotions and perfumes. You can workout, sweat, and wear your regular clothes!
Moisturize your skin regularly now to maintain your spray tan.

Cryotherapy

Before

Do NOT wear any lotions, topicals, hairsprays, or hair oils on the area(s) you want to treat.
Drink 2 liters of water daily.
Limit sugar and alcohol consumption.

After

Before

Drink 2 liters of water daily for a minimum of four days post treatment.
Wait 6 hours before exercising or excessive heat exposure after treatment.
Limit sugar and alcohol consumption.
Lympthatic drainage massage will help your body expel toxins.
Dry brushing or fascia blasting is recommended.

Laser

Before

1 week prior, discontinue use of the following: blood thinners including but not liited to: fish oil, flax seed oil, vitamin E, and ginko biloba and any inflammatory medications like ibuprofen, motrin and aleve. Aspirin should be avoided 48 hours before.
Avoid the sun for 2-4 weeks before your treatment. Discontinue sunbathing, sun/tanning beds, spray tans and tan injections.
Two weeks prior, discontinue use of retinol, retinA, fish oils, Vitamin A, and tretonins; as well as any topical ointments or lotions that encourage skin to become thin.

After

Before

Avoid the sun, wear spf, and get a hat!
For Hair Removal: You can shave three days post treatment; do NOT wax the treated area.
For Tattoo Removal: In addition to the above-- wear the tagaderm patch we apply to the treated area for 24 hours. After 24 hours, continue to wash and cleanse as normal. Use antibiotic ointment up to 72 hours as needed.

Fibroblasting

Before

1 week prior, discontinue use of the following: blood thinners including but not liited to: fish oil, flax seed oil, vitamin E, and ginko biloba and any inflammatory medications like ibuprofen, motrin and aleve. Aspirin should be avoided 48 hours before.
Avoid the sun for 2-4 weeks before your treatment. Discontinue sunbathing, sun/tanning beds, spray tans and tan injections.
Two weeks prior, discontinue use of retinol, retinA, fish oils, Vitamin A, and tretonins; as well as any topical ointments or lotions that encourage skin to become thin.

After

Before

Dry heal for a minimum of four days.
Do NOT go into the sun, tanning beds, or use spray tanning or tanning injections.
Use recommended SPF daily and reapply!
Get a wide brimmed hat or visor.

Microchannel

Before

No Retin-A or Retinol products 24 hours prior to your treatment.
No auto-immune therapies or products 24 hours prior to your treatment.
No prolonged sun exposure to the face 24 hours prior to your treatment. A microneedling treatment will not be administered on sunburned skin.
On the day of the treatment, please keep your face clean and do not apply makeup.
If you are taking a blood thinner, aspirin or any other medication that you have the propensity to bleed easily while on, please tell your technician. If your are under a physician's care and need to discontinue your medication for a few days, always ask your physician prior to each microneedling appointment.
If you are planning to receive Botox, make sure that you give yourself at least 2 weeks post-Botox injections before receiving your microneedling procedure.
If an active or extreme breakout occurs before treatment, please consult your practitioner.
Wait 6 months following Isotretinoin use.

After

Before

Preferably, no other products (other than the products provided to you) should be applied until the following day.
Use tepid water for the initial 24 hours to rinse the treated area. Gently pat dry with a clean towel and follow with your aftercare proucts provided. After 24 hours, you can use a gentle cleanser to cleanse the face for the next 72 hours. Always make sure that your hands are clean when touching the treated area.
Avoid exposure to dust, pet dander and other irritants as best you can. You may experience a mild allergic reaction to pets and other things you typically do not react to within the first 24 hours.
Your skin may feel warm and tight, like a mild sunburn. Moisturize often with the aftercare products provided. You may also apply a cool, damp washcloth as desired.
It is recommended that makeup and sunscreen not be applied for 24 hours after the procedure.
After the initial 24 hours, apply a broad spectrum UVA/UVB sunscreen with a minimal SPF 30 for two weeks. A mineral-based, chemical-free sunscreen is highly recommended.
Do not apply any makeup with a makeup brush, especially if it is not clean. New makeup brushes, or freshly cleaned brushes are best.
For your first treatment (and treatments at .25mm in general), you can expect mild redness, swelling and a tight warm sensation between 4-24 hours.
Later treatments (or those with longer needling lengths), may produce redness and swelling along with tiny flecks of redness for between 4-72 hours. These are easily covered with a quality mineral makeup.
Mild skin sloughing might occur for a few days after the treatment.
Mild acne or milia can occur in rare cases. Don't pick them! They should go away on their own.
Trans-Epidermal Water Loss is a common temporary side effect and can leave you feeling dry through the first week. Keep your recommended moisturizer with you during the day and apply as frequently as necessary to avoid a dry sensation. The more you moisturize, the better your results will be.
Return for a follow-up treatment in about a month or as recommended.
If prolonged irritation occurs, please contact us.

IPL - Intense Pulse Light

Before

Hydrate! Drink plenty of water prior to your appointment.
Discontinue the use of exfoliating creams 1 week before your treatment.
Shave just prior to treatment (The pigment in facial hair could increase discomfort)
Discontinue sun tanning, use of tanning beds and any application of sunless tanning products one month before treatment.
Wait at least four weeks in between IPL sessions.
Use SPF daily, all seasons.

After

Before

Preferably, no other products (other than the products provided to you) should be applied until the following day.
Use tepid water for the initial 24 hours to rinse the treated area. Gently pat dry with a clean towel and follow with your aftercare proucts provided. After 24 hours, you can use a gentle cleanser to cleanse the face for the next 72 hours. Always make sure that your hands are clean when touching the treated area.
Avoid exposure to dust, pet dander and other irritants as best you can. You may experience a mild allergic reaction to pets and other things you typically do not react to within the first 24 hours.
Your skin may feel warm and tight, like a mild sunburn. Moisturize often with the aftercare products provided. You may also apply a cool, damp washcloth as desired.
It is recommended that makeup and sunscreen not be applied for 24 hours after the procedure.
After the initial 24 hours, apply a broad spectrum UVA/UVB sunscreen with a minimal SPF 30 for two weeks. A mineral-based, chemical-free sunscreen is highly recommended.
Do not apply any makeup with a makeup brush, especially if it is not clean. New makeup brushes, or freshly cleaned brushes are best.
For your first treatment (and treatments at .25mm in general), you can expect mild redness, swelling and a tight warm sensation between 4-24 hours.
Later treatments (or those with longer needling lengths), may produce redness and swelling along with tiny flecks of redness for between 4-72 hours. These are easily covered with a quality mineral makeup.
Mild skin sloughing might occur for a few days after the treatment.
Mild acne or milia can occur in rare cases. Don't pick them! They should go away on their own.
Trans-Epidermal Water Loss is a common temporary side effect and can leave you feeling dry through the first week. Keep your recommended moisturizer with you during the day and apply as frequently as necessary to avoid a dry sensation. The more you moisturize, the better your results will be.
Return for a follow-up treatment in about a month or as recommended.
If prolonged irritation occurs, please contact us.

Microchannel

Before

No Retin-A or Retinol products 24 hours prior to your treatment.
No auto-immune therapies or products 24 hours prior to your treatment.
No prolonged sun exposure to the face 24 hours prior to your treatment. A microneedling treatment will not be administered on sunburned skin.
On the day of the treatment, please keep your face clean and do not apply makeup.
If you are taking a blood thinner, aspirin or any other medication that you have the propensity to bleed easily while on, please tell your technician. If your are under a physician's care and need to discontinue your medication for a few days, always ask your physician prior to each microneedling appointment.
If you are planning to receive Botox, make sure that you give yourself at least 2 weeks post-Botox injections before receiving your microneedling procedure.
If an active or extreme breakout occurs before treatment, please consult your practitioner.
Wait 6 months following Isotretinoin use.

After

Before

A mild, sunburn-like sensation is expected. It will last 1-2 hours but can persist up to 24 hours, individuals may vary. Mild swelling, tendrness and/orb redness may accompany.
Apply ice packs or gel packs (do not apply direct ic) to the treated area for 10-15 minute intervals every hour for the next four hours as needed. Topical anti-inflammatory can be used for redness and tenderness. An oral, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory, such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen may be taken to reduce discomfort, according to the manufacturers instructions.
In rare cases, prolong redness or blistering may occur. If this happens, please call a physician's office.

Lash + Brow Services Aftercare

Eyelash Extension Aftercare

Lash Tint/Lift + Brow Tint/Lamination Aftercare

Spray Tan

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Cryotherapy

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Laser

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Fibroblasting

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Microchannel

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IPL - Intense Pulse Light

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Microchannel

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