How to Treat Your Newly-Smooth Skin
Laser hair
With a nod to this meteoric rise in the demand for laser hair removal in recent years, it’s important for consumers to be aware that there are some aftercare tips which most people forget or ignore, so our team of skincare and hair removal experts have put together a short guide to ensure that you have as few problems as possible following your course of hair removal sessions.
1. Avoid Submerging the Area in Water
One of the core functions of the laser hair removal process is that it targets the melanin in the hair follicles found in the skin. Because the laser has directly targeted the skin, the natural pores in your body will be more open than usual, meaning you should be on high alert to ensure you’re giving the treated area space and time to heal away from potentially damaging rays.
Open pores are an easy way for bacteria to enter your skin and body, and this may result in some negative side effects if you go swimming in a pool or the sea. In addition, stay away from steam rooms or saunas as well as baths for at least 48 hours while your skin recovers.
2. Stay Out of the Sun
We all know that Irish girls love a holiday, sure who doesn’t?! But sun exposure is a major no-no in the days after your laser treatment, that means no sunbathing, no sunbeds and no alternative tanning methods!
With the weather we’ve been having in recent months and with many of us still jetting off across the globe to catch some more rays before the gloomy Irish Winter kicks in, it’s vital to ensure you’re taking adequate precaution against the sun’s harmful UV rays, and that doesn’t just mean packing your favourite sunnies and a tube of high-SPF sun cream; particularly if you’ve just had a laser treatment!
Your skin will naturally be much more sensitive after the hair removal procedure, which makes it especially prone to hyperpigmentation if you expose it to direct sunlight.
Hyperpigmentation is an usually high presence of pigments in the skin in a single spot, and commonly manifests as discolouration or sunspots. This is easy to avoid however, by using long trousers or tops that cover the targeted area. In the weeks after your treatment, using a high factor sun cream on the area will also be beneficial.
3. Moisturise, Moisturise, Moisturise!
Dry skinnatural lotions
The regular application of a high quality skin moisturiser can also help keep your skin smooth, supple and flake-free. After hair removal treatment, try and use a cream that is as natural as possible – coconut oil is highly recommended.
If you want to book laser hair removal, or any other beauty treatment, feel free to book in for a laser hair removal session, or course of sessions via our handy online booking system.
Now that you’re clued up on a couple of important things to be aware of once you’ve had your laser treatment here in our aesthetic clinic, or at any other salon at home or abroad, we hope you leave feeling that little bit more informed on the perils of neglecting well-considered aftercare.
To celebrate being listed as one of Ireland’s best laser clinics, we’re giving our clients a special discount this month!
Why not have 20% off any laser treatment booked here in our laser clinic or indeed online during the month of August!
A full list of treatments can be found at https://arayabeauty.com/treatments/ and if you require any further detailed information about laser or any other forms of hair removal such as waxing or threading, then please don’t hesitate to contact us at any time and we’ll be glad to assist you getting that smooth, gorgeous look throughout this Summer and beyond!
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