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What is your favourite skincare product this Summer?

Period Skincare During the Phases of Your Cycle ✨

Menstrual Phase (Day 1)
Avoid waxing and exfoliating.
Ensure proper hydration Rest
Apply a raw honey mask with anti-inflammatory properties to moisturise and quiet any existing outbreaks.

Follicular Phase (Day 6-12)
Use a vitamin C serum to keep your skin looking healthy.
You should explore new products now because your skin is at its best.
Use fruit enzymes or lactic acid to exfoliate to prevent clogging of the pores.

Ovulation Phase (Day 12-16)

To get your pores thoroughly cleaned before the Luteal Phase, schedule a facial.
Use fruit enzymes or lactic acid to exfoliate to prevent clogging of the pores.

Luteal Phase (Days 17-28)

Use a gentle foamy cleanser or an oil cleanser to cleanse skin
To balance oil production and minimise inflammation, apply niacinamide serum.
Cooling clay masks can reduce breakouts and calm the skin.

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DO make sure you understand the treatment you are undergoing and the relevant risks involved
DO keep antivirals on hand and take them as a preventative measure if you experience cold sores.
DO inform your injector about any medications you take, including supplements, whether you do so frequently or infrequently.
DO remain hydrated. In general, staying hydrated is beneficial to your health, and your fillers will also benefit from it.
If you are prone to bruising, DO take an arnica supplement before to treatment. It helps lessen bruising and promotes better blood circulation.

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DO NOT wear makeup to your appointment
If you are expecting or nursing, DO NOT/avoid getting dermal fillers. Waiting until breastfeeding is over is a good idea.
A few days before your treatment, DO NOT use any over-the-counter blood thinners, including ibuprofen, aleve, aspirin, and other painkillers. Always speak with your injector if you are unsure which medications are safe to take.
A week before to the visit, DO NOT take any herbal supplements, including St. John's Wort.
24-48 hours before receiving dermal fillers, DO NOT consume alcohol. They raise your risk of bleeding.
DO NOT engage in vigorous exercise the day before/ day of your injectable treatment.