Ashley L. DeGarmo
Esthetician Lic. #Z5920

 

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I invite you to the comfort of my home located near the La Mesa Village for all your waxing needs. In the near future, I plan to incorporate facials and back touches to my menu. Your first appointment will include a compli- mentary skin analysis and consultation. I look forward to meeting with you!

 

ph: 619.667.0394
info@orchidash.com

 

Waxing Basics

Do Not Wax If:
Sunburned, menstruating (for bikini waxing), or using any of these medications:

Accutane, Retin A, Retinol, Tetrylcyclyne, Glycolic Acids or Alpha Hydroxys.

Check with your doctor if you are on other medications before waxing. Some medications or skincare products or treatments can thin the skin and will cause tearing or scarring if waxed over.

Prior to Waxing
Lightly loofah the skin, exfoliate (scrubs) and apply moisturizer.

You may take Tylenol, ibuprofen or another pain reliever if your pain threshold is very low.

You may take an anti-acid if you experience redness with waxing.

You may take an antihistamine if you experience hives with waxing. *Be aware that some wax may get on your clothing (bikini).
After Waxing

Do not tan for 24 hours.

Do not use deodorant for 24 hours (if underarms).

Do not cover areas just waxed with a liquid makeup.

You may use unscented talc powder (or pure cornstarch) on areas that feel moist.

You may use a loofah, you may exfoliate (scrubs), you may moisturize (all daily) after your first 24 hours for maintenance.

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