Nail aftercare guide 🤎

  • Avoid Using Nails as Tools. Do not use your nails to open cans, scratch surfaces, or apply force. This prevents chipping, lifting, or breakage.
  • Protect Your Nails from Water & Chemicals. Wear gloves when washing dishes, cleaning, or using strong household chemicals. Water and detergents can weaken the product and cause lifting.
  • Keep Your Nails Hydrated. Apply cuticle oil daily to nourish your nails and the surrounding skin. This helps prevent dryness, lifting, and breakage. 🛍️You can purchase high-quality cuticle oils and hand creams in my salon to keep your nails healthy and hydrated.
  • Avoid Biting or Picking at Your Nails. Picking, biting, or peeling off gel polish or extensions can damage your natural nails. Always have your nails professionally removed when needed.
  • Schedule Regular Maintenance:
💁🏼‍♀️ Classic manicure with gel polish typically lasts about 2 weeks.

💁🏼‍♀️ Builder gel straightening lasts around 3 weeks.

💁🏼‍♀️ Durability may vary depending on your nail type, lifestyle, and how well you care for them.After 2-3 weeks, gel hardens like glass and can crack or break. Regular refills help maintain the look and protect your nails.

  • Do not apply regular nail polish over gel or builder gel.

Lash Lift & Brow Lift Aftercare 🤎

To maintain the best results and keep your lashes and brows healthy, follow these aftercare instructions:

First 24 Hours:

Keep them dry – Avoid water, steam, sweat, and humidity (showers, saunas, swimming).

No touching or rubbing – Let the shape set naturally without interference.

Avoid makeup – No mascara, brow gels, or oils near the treated area.

Skip sleeping on your face – Try to sleep on your back to prevent distortion.

Long-Term Care:

Use a nourishing serum – Apply a keratin or conditioning serum, oil daily to keep lashes and brows hydrated.

Be gentle when cleansing – Use a mild cleanser and avoid excessive rubbing.

Brush daily – Lightly brush your lashes and brows in the morning to maintain their shape.
Your lash lift lasts 6-8 weeks, and your brow lift lasts 4-6 weeks, depending on your natural hair growth cycle and care routine.

Before Your Makeup & Hair Appointment:
  • Hair Preparation: Please arrive with clean and completely dry hair. This ensures the best results and longevity of your hairstyle.
  • Makeup Preparation: Clean, moisturized skin is ideal for makeup application. Avoid heavy creams or oily products right before your appointment.
  • No Prior Makeup: Please remove any makeup, especially mascara, to ensure a flawless application.


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Before your lash appointment

To ensure the best results and long-lasting lash extensions, please follow these important rules before your appointment

  • ☕️ Avoid caffeine or energy drinks on the day of your appointment (if you’re prone to eyelid tremors). Not everyone experiences eyelid tremors after consuming caffeine, but if you’re prone to it, please avoid coffee, tea, or energy drinks. Tremors can cause redness, dryness, and discomfort for 3-5 days and may extend the appointment by 15-30 minutes. You’re welcome to enjoy your coffee after the procedure!

  • Do not consume alcohol 24 hours before your appointment. Alcohol can affect the adhesive, reducing the retention of your lash extensions.
  • Avoid using oils or oil-based products around your eyes for 3 days before your appointment. Oils can interfere with the adhesive, causing your lash extensions to shed prematurely or not last as long.
  • Do not laminate or use Botox treatments on your lashes for 2 weeks before your appointment. These treatments can prevent lash extensions from adhering properly, resulting in minimal retention or shedding.
  • If you plan to tint your lashes, do so at least 3 days before your appointment. Tinting too close to your appointment may cause poor retention or premature shedding of your extensions.

Lash extensions aftercare 🤎

  • Don’t touch your lashes for 2 hours after the procedure. 
    Allow the adhesive to set properly.
  • Avoid getting your lashes wet on the day of the appointment. 
    Keep them dry to ensure the adhesive bonds securely.
  • Avoid steam, saunas, and tanning beds for 3 days. 
    High heat and moisture can weaken the adhesive.
  • Clean your lashes daily.
    Use a gentle foam cleanser or face wash, and avoid oil-based or dual-phase makeup removers. Always clean your lashes in the direction of their growth. A specialized lash brush makes this easier.
  • After washing, dry your lashes by gently patting them with a towel or tissue. Then comb them with a clean lash brush.
  • Brush your lashes regularly. 
    Use a lash brush to keep them neat and prevent tangling.
  • Don’t rub your lashes!
    Rubbing can twist or tangle your lashes, causing discomfort. Untangling them yourself can be very difficult.
  • Don’t pull or pluck your extensions. 
    Never try to remove them yourself, as this can damage your natural lashes.
  • Avoid twisting or fiddling with your lashes using your fingers.
    This can loosen the extensions and damage their shape.
  • Don’t apply mascara to your lash extensions.
    Extensions are designed to eliminate the need for mascara. Adding it can damage them and make removal difficult.

    • ❌ When eyelash extensions are not recommended

    For your safety and the best results, eyelash extensions are not recommended if you have any of the following conditions:

    • Recent Facial Plastic Surgery – Lash extensions can only be applied at least 2-3 weeks after surgery.
    • Intoxication – Services will not be provided if you are under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or toxic substances.
    • Known Allergies – If you have previously experienced an allergic reaction to lash extensions or adhesives.
    • Eye Infections & Conditions – Including conjunctivitis, eye irritation, redness, rashes, blepharitis, demodex, excessive tearing, or light sensitivity.
    • Respiratory & Neurological Conditions – Including asthma, epilepsy, or frequent panic attacks.
    • Active Infections & Illnesses – Including herpes, flu (cold), COVID-19, or any other inflammatory conditions.
    • Upcoming Eye Surgery – If you have scheduled eye, eyelid, or vision correction surgery.
    • Severe Lash Damage from Previous Extensions – If you have suffered from significant lash loss or noticeable gaps due to improper previous applications.
    ❣️Important: If you have any of the above conditions or suspect you may have one, I reserve the right to refuse service for your safety.