Lash Bomb Brow Lamination Neutralizing Cream - Step 2

STEP TWO:

Directions for use:

Apply a small amount of neutralizing lotion to the area where the lash lift cream was applied using a micro-applicator.

Processing time:

• Very fine, fine, and tinted lashes: 5 minutes
• Natural, healthy, and course healthy lashes: 6 minutes
• Remove with a clean micro-applicator and place the used micro-applicator in the bin.
• Optional color use: Prepare the chosen tint color and apply with a tint brush. Remove the tint after 3 to 5 minutes with a clean cotton swab and dispose of the used swab in the bin.

Beneficial Ingredients:

• Step 2 (Neutralizing): 

  Urea is an active penetration enhancer that allows for deeper penetration of hydrolyzed biotin. Rice, wheat, and soy protein and vitamin B3 into the hair follicles, strengthening and conditioning the lashes while creating the ultimate lash lift treatment.
  Enriched with cocoa butter to hydrate and add shine to your lashes.
  Hyaluronic acid is well known for its moisturizing and softening properties included in the formula to hydrate and condition the lashes.

  The formula contains glass microspheres that promote an optical blurring effect. They have also been included in the formula to separate the lashes after application. The microspheres allow for a ball-bearing effect that creates less friction between the lashes.
  Panthenol penetrates the cortex of the hair shaft within the lashes, which can help repair damage caused by perming and coloring, and is also known to slow down the hair aging process that can be caused by repeated styling.

  It also contains licorice and horsetail extracts to aid lash growth.

• 10 x 1.5 ml Lash Bomb neutralizing lotion sachets
• Enriched with cocoa butter, hyaluronic acid, glass microbeads, panthenol, and licorice and horsetail extracts.
  

BONDER INFORMATION:

Medical conditions affecting suitability for treatment:

• Cataracts: A letter from the GP must be obtained stating the client is fit for treatment and kept with their records.
• Diabetic retinopathy: A letter from the GP must be obtained stating the client is fit for treatment and kept with their records.
• Glaucoma: A letter from the GP must be obtained stating the client is fit for treatment and kept with their records.
• Herpes simplex/eye infections/folliculitis: Not suitable for treatment if the person is infected.
• Psoriasis/Eczema: Not suitable for treatment if in the treatment area.
• Conjunctivitis: Not suitable for treatment while infected.
• Dry eye syndrome/watery eyes: Not suitable for treatment.
• Contact lenses: Must be removed before treatment.
• Trichotillomania: Not suitable for treatment.
• Alopecia: Not suitable for treatment.
• Blepharitis: Not suitable for treatment.
• Pregnant or breastfeeding: There is no evidence-based research to confirm if certain products could affect an expectant mother or baby, therefore it is not recommended for use on pregnant women as a safety measure.
• Recent Lasik surgery: Must wait 6 weeks after the second procedure.
• Recent permanent makeup: Must wait 4 weeks after the second procedure.
• Clients who have cuts, abrasions, inflammation, or swelling in the treatment area, or who have experienced a positive reaction to the patch test, are not suitable for treatment.
• Hay fever: Not suitable for treatment.
• Eye lift: Must wait 4 to 6 MONTHS after the operation and a letter from the GP must be obtained stating the client is fit for treatment and kept with their records.
• Cancer: Lashes need a little extra care and attention during chemotherapy and the recovery period, which varies from client to client. It is important not to put them under any extra stress. It is best to refrain from treatment during chemotherapy and several months after the client's last treatment, as the lashes are still susceptible to the effects of the medications. Ideally, wait until the natural lashes are less brittle. A letter from the GP must be obtained stating the client is fit for treatment and kept with their records.