Lip Blushing Decoded
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Coaching Clients Through Aftercare

The Editors December 23, 2024 4 min read
Coaching Clients Through Aftercare

The result partly depends on what the client does for two weeks. Give written instructions, walk through them out loud, explain the 'why', send a day-of message, and be reachable for worried questions.

Make it stick

Hand over a printed sheet and read the highlights together before they leave: clean hands, thin balm (or dry heal) as instructed, blot don't rub, no picking, no soaking (pools/sauna/long hot showers) for two weeks, no sun or sunbeds, no sweaty workouts for a week, no lip products, straws for a day or two, finish any antiviral course.

Explain why

Clients follow rules they understand. 'Picking pulls the pigment out and can scar'; 'soaking over-hydrates the wound and floats colour away'; 'sun fades it and causes dark patches while it is healing'. The 'ghost' stage especially needs pre-warning or they will panic and over-apply product.

Stay in contact

A same-day 'you did great, here's what to expect tonight' message and an easy way to send a photo if something looks off heads off both complications and bad reviews. Tell them exactly which symptoms (spreading redness, pus, fever, cold sore, worsening pain) mean 'contact me / see a doctor today'.

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