For Clients

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• A positive patch test (redness, inflammation, itching or swelling)
• Previous reaction to a similar service 
• Skin conditions such as: eczema, dermatitis, psoriasis, lesions or sores, open wounds
• Contagious skin diseases (such as, herpes simplex, Chicken Pox, or Shingles)
• Skin trauma, cuts, abrasions, burns and swelling in the immediate area
• Infections such as Impetigo or Conjunctivitis
• Chemotherapy (cancer treatment)
• Weak or damaged brow hair from over styling or product use – at the therapist’s discretion
• Recent operations around eyes, head or face or scar tissue in immediate areas
• Hypersensitive skin/eyes
• Alopecia (loss of hair)
• Trichotillomania (classified as an impulse control disorder and is the compulsive urge to

pull out one’s own hair)

• Any disease/disorder that causes shaking, twitching or erratic movements
• Recent microblading or tattooing service
• Botox and dermal fillers (ensure clearance for the treatment by the administrator)
• Some anti-acne medications such as Roaccuataine, doxycycline and epiduogel or their derivative
• Some anti-aging creams or medications such as Vitamin A, Retinols and Efudex or other anti- aging medications, AHA’s and BHA’s
• Brow henna performed within 48 hours prior to appointment
• Steroid or cortizone creams as these can see thinning of the skin

A GP referral is required for post chemotherapy, use of topical prescription treatments. Further discussions may need to take place if you have other skin conditions  like apparent surgical scarring, keloids or hyper-

topic scarring, sunburn or very dry skin. Claustrophobia  as client is required to be in close proximity of a therapist and often with eyes closed. Also, recent use of brow growth serum.

• Chemical peel in the past 14 days
• Pregnant
• Recent facial surgery
• Recent use of Retin-A, Differin, Tazorac or Avage(3-5 days)
• Use of Accutane within 6 months
• Active cold sores
• (Some) Auto-immune disorder 
• In current treatment for cancer or within 1-year of treatment
• Aspirin allergy
• Scars easily (keloid disorder)  

• Contagious disease (herpes simplex, conjunctivitis, etc.)
• Inflamed acne
• Sunburn, windburn, irritation, severe redness
• Skin that has been severely sensitized by use of acne drugs, or topical peeling agents
• Open lesions, cuts, sores, abrasions
• Skin disorders (Eczema, psoriasis, extreme Rosacea)
• Severe uncontrolled hypertension
• Uncontrolled diabetes
• Arthritis or pain
• Sick

• Couperose skin
• Inflamed areas
• Pacemakers
• Metal implants/braces
• Heart problems/high blood pressure
• Epilepsy
• Pregnancy
• Body piercings from the waist up
• Use of retinoids 5-7 days prior

• Positive reaction to a patch or sensitivity test (allergy). Patch test 24 hours before procedure
• Cysts (A cyst is a lump of the upper or lower eyelid caused by obstruction and inflammation of an oil gland of the eyelid - also known as a meibomian, tarsal ore granuloma cyst
• Hordeola/Style/Styes (a small collection of puss/abscess on the eyelid)
• Blepharitis (an ocular condition characterised by chronic inflammation of the eyelid)
• Chemotherapy (cancer treatment)
• Skin Disease, skin trauma, cuts, abrasions, burns and swelling in the immediate area
• Weak eyelashes at therapist discretion on consultation (from over styling or product use)
• Skin Disorders in the general eye area (Dermatitis, Xanthelasma & Syringoma)
• Eye infections such as Impetigo or Conjunctivitis
• Eye inflammation such as Uveitis
• Recent operations around eyes, head or face or scar tissue in immediate areas
• Watery eyes
• Hypersensitive skin/eyes
• Keratitis (inflammation of the cornea of the eye)
• Alopecia (loss of hair)
• Trichotillomania (classified as an impulse control disorder and is the compulsive urge to pull out one’s own hair
• Bells Palsy or any condition that makes closing or opening eyes difficult
• Any disease/disorder that causes shaking, twitching or erratic movements
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A GP referral is required for Dry Eye Syndrome, Glaucoma, and post Chemotherapy.

Further discussion may need to take place if you have claustrophobia, Hay Fever or contact lenses. Also, recent use of lash growth serum.

• Inflamed/sunburnt/blistered/compromised barrier/chapped skin 
• Have had topical acids, retinols, Benzoyl Peroxide 48 hours before service 
• Active herpetic lesions or bacterial/fungal infections (impetigo, yeast, herpes)
• Accutane within 1 year
• Pregnancy or breastfeeding 
• Allergies to any of the products/serums
• Have had facial waxing in the past 48 hours 
• Have had facial shaving more than 24 hours ago
• Active blemishes are ok, the device cannot go over them

Allergies of citric acids of any kinds. 

• Couperose or inflamed skin
• Thyroid condition
• Diabetes

• Extremely fragile or extremely sensitive skin
• Uncontrolled or advanced Rosacea
• Open wounds or contraindicated skin conditions such as excessive acne lesions

Skin Conditions

• Acute acne vulgaris
• Rosacea or very sensitive skin
• Sunburn, inflammation, bruising
• History of fever blister or cold sores (Herpes Simplex 1)
• Presence of pustules or papules 
• Scar tissue, moles, skin tags, warts
• Skin disorders (Eczeme, Psoriasis, Seborrhea)
• Thin, fragile skin
• Lack of skin sensation

Medical Conditions

• Phlebitis, thrombosis, skin disorders, epilepsy, diabetes or hemophilia. 
• Chemotherapy or radiation
• Autoimmune disorders (HIV/AIDS, Lupus)

Recent Treatments or Product Use  

• Chemical exfoliation using glycolic acid, salicylic acid, or other acid based products.
• Microdermabrasion or injectables. (Botox or other dermal fillers)
• Cosmetic or reconstructive survey, laser treatments, or IPL treatments,
• Exfoliant topical medications, including Adapelene, Retin-A, Renova, Tazorac, Differin, Azelez, Vitamin A or other topical peeling agents. (Anywhere from 5-14 days prior)
• Hydroquinone and for skin lightening
• Topical or oral cortisone medication
• Acne medications such as Tetracycline and Accutane (Physician guidance required)
• Recent use of blood-thinning medications (Coumadin, Lovenox, Warfarin, Heparin)

Other Contraindications

• Hair is shorter than ¼” (no less than 3-4 weeks growth)
• Tanning 24 hours before the service.
• Presence of varicose veins

• Avoid use of peels, of any kind, at least 2 weeks before 
• Avoid use of Vitamin A (retinals and retinols,), AHA, BHA, or enzyme masks within 5 days of your treatment
• No recent use of anti-acne medications

• Avoid waxing or shaving your face 3 days before your appointment. 
• Avoid use of peels, of any kind, at least 2 weeks before 
• Avoid use of Vitamin A (retinals and retinols) or enzyme masks within 5 days of your treatment.
• No Botox or filler injections less than 2 weeks before your appointment.
• No tanning for at least 2 weeks prior
• Use your pre-care kit 1-2 weeks before the peel

• Avoid waxing or shaving your face 2 days before your appointment. 
• Avoid use of at-home peels or Retinol 7-10 days before your appointment
• No Botox or filler injections less than 2 weeks before your appointment.
• Be hydrated, your skin will thank you! 
• Remove any contacts prior to your appointment
• Incredible Enzyme Exfoliation

Stop the use of a topical acids, retinols, benzol peroxide or anything that can sensitive the skin 24-48 hours prior. 

• No active herpes lesions or bacterial/fungal infections 
• No hair removal within 72-hours 
• Assigned Male At Birth (AMAB) shave 1-2 hours before but not more than 24 hours prior.

• Wear loose, comfortable clothing to your appointment.
• Stay hydrated to help with proper circulation
• Exfoliate the area 48 hours in advance to loosen the hair and remove dead skin cells
• Take a warm shower before your session
• Avoid any blood thinners 24 hours prior (caffeine, alcohol, etc) 
• Hair must be at least ¼ inch long 
• No botox or filler injections less than 2 weeks before your appointment.

Facial Wax

• Stop the use of a topical Vitamin-A/retin-A/Retinol for at least  5-14 days prior

• Stay hydrated
• Avoid excessive heat for 24-48 hours

• Avoid touching or pulling on the brows 
• Avoid water within first 24-48 hours
• Do not use any oil base makeup removers 
• Avoid sleeping on your face or in a position while the brows are rubbing into the pillow. 
  • No eye masks for 48 hours 
• Avoid use of retinols, AHA’s, BHA’s, steroid cream or anything that thins the skin for at least 48 hours 
• Avoid any steam from cooking, showers, hot yoga, for 24-48 hours
• Use your aftercare kit as directed. Daily styling is required 

• Daily use of Mandatory SPF 30+
• No exposure to extended direct sunlight 
• No use of tanning beds for at least 14 days after
• Avoid use of harsh exfoliants for 48 hours
• No waxing one week after treatment

• Stay hydrated
• Avoid extreme heat
• Wax or have laser hair removal within 24-48 hours
• Use at-home peels or Retinol within 1-week
• Incredible Enzyme & BeDazzle Exfoliation
  • Mandatory use of daily sunscreen for 2 weeks
  • No waxing 1-week after treatment

• Apply moisturizer & sunscreen within 48-hours of your appointment
• Avoid harsh exfoliants 5-days after

• Avoid touching or pulling on the lashes
• Avoid water within first 24-48 hours
• Do not use any oil base makeup removers 
• Avoid sleeping on your face or in a position while the lashes are rubbing into the pillow. 
  • No eye masks for 48 hours 
• Avoid use of retinols, AHA’s, BHA’s, steroid cream or anything that thins the skin for at least 48 hours 
• Avoid any steam from cooking, showers, hot yoga, for 24-48 hours
• Use your aftercare kit as directed. Daily styling is required 
  • Noemi pink shampoo; ideal for daily care and cleaning. 
  • Noemi Argan Cream; promotes health and appearance of lashes

• Use your aftercare kit (listed in order)
  • Quiet wash (cleanser)
  • Mist me spray (hydrating spray)
  • Hush hydrate gel (moisturizer) mixed with a pinch of bio-relief powder 
  • Broad spectrum (SPF, day-use only)
• Avoid the following for the next 24-48 hours
  • Active ingredients (retinols, glycolic acid, prescription grade topicals)
  • Strenuous exercise 
• Any redness should subside in 24-48 hours

• Avoid applying heat to the waxed area for 12 to 24 hours. This includes hot baths, saunas, and steam.
• Use an anti-acne lotion for face, back and chest following the treatment and twice a day until breakout sare gone. Use only an anti-acne product recommended by your skin care professional.
• Avoid sun tanning for 12 to 24 hours. This includes any strong ultraviolet (UV) light exposure or tanning bed treatments.
• Avoid applying highly fragranced products to the waxed area. This includes, perfume, scented body lotions, anti-perspirants, cosmetics, or feminine hygiene sprays. Only use professional products, recommended to you by the Esthetician.
• Avoid using harsh abrasives or exfoliates in the waxed area. However if you are prone to in-grown hairs, the day after your waxing treatment, exfoliate the newly waxed area with a loofah to avoid future problems.
• Avoid applying high SPF sunblocks to the waxed area for 12-24 hours after the waxing service. Sunscreen chemicals can be irritating to the newly waxed skin. This includes self-tanning products and tan accelerators.
• Any pinking of the skin should disappear within 6 to 8 hours after the waxing treatment. Slight pinking is normal, and indicates that the hair was removed from the root, rather than superficially broken off, as in shaving. This is the reason that professional waxing lasts so much longer.
• For best results, repeat your professional waxing every 4 to 6 weeks depending on the area and your individual hair growth rate