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- The use of glue is required to apply eyelash extentions. A patch test is not required, however it is reccomended. If you have any concerns regarding allergies/reactions to the product or have sensitive skin it is YOUR responsibility to ensure you come to the salon for a patch test ATLEAST 48 hours prior to your booking. If you choose to attend your appointment and havn’t undergone a patch test, by clicking ‘accept’ on these terms and conditions and you choose to book in with us, you are responsible if any reaction is to occur.
- For lash removals the same applies as above, if you have any concerns it is your responsibility to attend the salon for a patch test for lash removals.
- If you choose to come in for a patch test you will need to sign a waver to state you have had a patch test with us.
- For lash infills, you must have atleast 50% of your lash extentions remaining otherwise you will be charged for a full set, it is recomemded you book an infill appoinment every 2-3 weeks.
- It is imperative you arrive to your appointment with clean lashes, lash shampoo is available to purchase in the salon for use in-between appointments. If you arrive with lashes that are not ready for us to work on you could be turned away, this is due to the time it takes to clean your lashes meaning we wont have enough time to carry out the service to the highest standard.
Brow Lamination, Lash lift, Lash tinting & Brow tinting
- The use of perming solution and tinting products are required to carry out these treatments, it is recommended you attend the salon for a patch test for these products ATLEAST 48 hours before your appointment if you have any concerns relating to sensitive skin/allergies. If you don’t choose to have a patch test, by clicking you accept these terms and conditions, you have agreed to go ahead without a patch test therefore is YOUR responsibility if a reaction occurs.
- If you choose to come in for a patch test, you will be asked to sign a waver form to state you have had a patch test with us.
Natural henna ingredients:
- The natural henna which consists of a dark brown colour is 100% natural and safe made with certified products. The cones are made up of 100% Rajasthani Henna Powder, Water, Sugar, Eucalyptus & Tea Tree Oil. A patch test is not required, however it is recommended to avoid any reactions due to individual sensitivity. If you have any concerns regarding allergies/reactions to the product or have sensitive skin, it is YOUR responsibility to ensure you come to the salon for a patch test ATLEAST 48 hours prior to your booking. If you choose to attend your appointment and have not undergone a patch test, by clicking ‘accept’ on these terms and conditions and choosing to book in with us, you are responsible if any reaction is to occur.
- If you choose to come in for a patch test, you will need to sign a waver to state you have had a patch test with us.
Application of natural henna:
- It is important you arrive to your appointment with clean washed hands, any lotions or oils that have been applied to your hands will act as a barrier and can affect the stain development.
- Clean and smooth skin helps to achieve a smoother application of henna, please exfoliate and remove hairs prior to your appointment if possible.
- The henna should be left on the skin for as long as possible (a minimum of 6 hours). The longer it is left on, the better chances of achieving a darker stain – staying warm can help achieve that.
- Do not do anything that will cause you to sweat (such as exercise, covering henna with a carrier bag, gloves or cling film as this will cause the paste to smudge.
Removal of natural henna:
- Scrape the paste off gently. You can use any oil to help do this but DO NOT wash off with water.
- Avoid usage of water for the next 24 hours.
- Once the paste is removed, applying Vicks (Vapour Rub) all over your henna regularly can help achieve a dark stain as it contains heating properties (optional)
- Your stain will be light at first and may appear orange but will develop over the next 24 – 48 hours depending on body temperature and chemistry. Please be aware that henna stains can vary on different skin tones.
- Avoid scrubbing/exfoliating the area where the henna has been applied for a long lasting stain.
Jagua henna ingredients:
- The jagua henna which consists of a dark blue colour is 100% natural and safe made with certified products. The cones are made up of Jagua Powder, Xanthum Gum, Water and Eucalyptus Oil.
- A patch test is not required, however it is recommended to avoid any reactions due to individual sensitivity. Jagua is not recommended to those who have allergies, eczema, extremely sensitive skin or G6PD – not suitable for children under 6 and during pregnancy/breast feeding. For anyone with fruit allergies, it can simultaneously show that you may be sensitive to jagua. If you have any concerns regarding allergies/reactions to the product or have sensitive skin, it is YOUR responsibility to ensure you come to the salon for a patch test ATLEAST 48 hours prior to your booking. If you choose to attend your appointment and have not undergone a patch test, by clicking ‘accept’ on these terms and conditions and choosing to book in with us, you are responsible if any reaction is to occur.
- If you choose to come in for a patch test, you will need to sign a waver to state you have had a patch test with us.
Application/Removal of jagua henna:
- It is recommended to leave the gel on the skin for a minimum of 6 hours
- You can wrap in tissue or tape up with mefix tape up to 8 hours for a deeper intense stain (optional)
- Wash off using warm soapy water
- The stain looks light/invisible at first, allow up to 48 hours for it to fully develop
- Stains can last up to 3 weeks depending on application and aftercare
- The final stain will always depend on your skin and body chemistry.
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