LADIES SHR HAIR REMoVAL
SHR stands for Super Hair Removal and the lasted innovation in hair reduction. Using gradual heat shooting 180 times per minute. Targeting the hair follicles at a low energy light but fast pulse. With SHR technology uses only 50% of the energy and the remaining 50& absorbed into the steam cells. Using SHR technology the skin is heated gently the melanin and the steam cells with low energy 50 degrees but with high frequency. Even with lighter hair and finer hair can be treated, along with darker skin tones, including , Asian, Islanders, and sensitive skin customers. Pain free, longer lasting results, motion technology so super fast treatments.
Chin
$40
Lip
$35
Lip & chin
$62
Front of Neck
$45
Side burns
$40
Cheeks
$45
Full face, lip, chin & sides burns
$120
Full face lip, chin, side burns, cheeks + neck
$145
Underarms
$45
Bikini Line
$50
Brazilian
$90
Lower Back
$70
Cheeks (Bottom)
$75
Stomach
$65
Upper thighs
$160
Half legs (dose not included feet or toes)
$130
Full Leg
$200
Half arms (dose not included hands or fingers)
$110
Full leg + Bikini Line
$235
Full arms (dose not included hands or fingers)
$160
Brazilian & Underarms
$140
Full Leg, Underarms & Brazilian
$320
Full Leg Underarms
$240
Face (Cheek Area)
$60
Breast
$40
Snail Trail
$35
Feet/Toes
$35
Hands/Fingers
$35
How does SHR work?
The difference between SHR, IPL and laser?
SHR fire multiple shots but at lower Joules. This new method gently heats the hair follicles producing a warm tingling sensation—some clients compare it to a warm massage. In-Motion technology is utilised by moving the hand piece over the treated skin which contributes to the overall comfort felt by our customers during their hair removal treatments.
Pain free hair removal
All hair types, all skin types , all year round
Why do I need 8+ treatments?
Can I use Tanning products or Solarium’s?
ABSOLUTE CONTRAINDICATIONS OF SHR HAIR REMOVAL
If you have any ABSOLUTE CONTRAINDICATIONS you cannot be treated.
• Pregnant/ breastfeeding
• HIV/AIDS
• Skin cancer (on treatment area)
• Cancer – after 12 months
• Undergoing chemotherapy or immune therapy
• Immunodefficiency disorders
• You are on Acne Medication eg Roaccutane/Doxylene ( you must be off this for 12 months)
• You have Keloid Scarring
• You have a pace maker/Defibrillator
• auto-immune disease often referred to simply as “Lupus”
• Any other disease or condition affecting the immune system eg removal of Spleen
• Bleeding abnormalities
• Blood thinning medication (except low dose Aspirin of 75mg or less per day)
• Suffer with hypertrophic scarring or keliod formation
• Vitiligo
• Rheumatoid Arthritis “Gold” or Methotrexate Therapy
• Hepatitis
• Liver or Kidney Disease
• Type 1 Diabetes & type 2 when on medication
• Psoriasis or eczema (on treatment area)
• Long term Photosensitive Medications
• Very dark skin (Fitzpatrick skin type 6)
• Liver or kidney disease
• Diabetes (uncontrolled) need doctors clearance ( will need doctors clearance)
• Active Herpes/cold sores (on treatment area)
• Psoriasis or eczema (on treatment area)
• Photosensitive medications
• Pacemaker
• Biomedical implants or any other metal implants
• Type 1 Diabetes & type 2 when on me
• Retin A medications (wait 6 months after completion)
• Roaccutane oral medications (wait 12 months after completion)
• Sun burn/ recent sun exposure
• fake tan
• Chemical peels and laser resurfacing in the last 4 weeks
PARTIAL CONTRAINDICATIONS
• Keloid scarring
• Depilatory creams (wait 2 weeks)
• Recent waxing/plucking (all IPL based hair removal treatments require there to be a follicle to target)
• Areas being treated with Botox® (wait 3 months) or dermal fillers (wait 2 weeks)
• Areas being treated with Radio Frequency or Laser (wait 2 weeks)
• Retinal, Vitamin A, Glyconic Acid, photo light rejuvenation treatments, Microdermabrasion, dermapaning, Any other advanced treatments, and chemical peels
• Suntan (sun must be avoided the entire duration of the treatment regime)
• Hirsutism
• Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)
• High blood pressure (uncontrolled)
• Open lesions (avoid area)
• Infection (avoid area)
• Antibiotics (wait until course completed)
• Inflammation (avoid area)
• Recent waxing/plucking (all IPL based hair removal treatments require there to be a follicle to target)
• Moles (if you have a mole, you can still undergo SHR based hair removal as the beams used aren’t on the UV spectrum, however it is always important to keep an eye on any visual mole alterations that may occur (if you do see anything suspicious, make sure you inform your doctor of the treatment and have it checked as soon as possible)
Photosensitive Herbs
Stop at lease 4 weeks before and stop throughout treatment. Also may need Doctors clearance.
• camomile
• arnica
• dill
• Fish oil
• parsnip
• celery
• parsley
• marigold
• lovage
• angelica
• tansy
• yarrow
• If you have any PARTIAL CONTRAINDICATIONS you may or may not be suitable for treatment. Your Therapist will advise the best course of action in a consultant
PRE TREATMENT CARE
In the lead up to your treatment ensure:
Any photosensitive medication, Antibiotics
Do not use topical agents that may increase sensitivity of skin: retinoids, topical antibiotics, exfoliants, acids that may be drying or irritating to the skin such as alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) beta hydroxy acids (BHA), exfoliating masks, salicylic acids, hydroquinone, and benzoyl peroxide acne products) 2 weeks prior
Do not take any anti-inflammatory medications such as ibuprofen, Motrin or Advil for 3 days prior to treatment. These agents will interfere with the natural inflammatory process that is critical and responsible for your skin rejuvenation.
Avoidance of SHR/IPL/Laser procedures, unprotected sun exposure or sunburn for 2 weeks prior. Avoid tanning, including self-tanning lotions, tanning bed/booths, or sun exposure for 4 weeks prior to, and in between treatments. A sunscreen with SPF 50+ or greater should be used on any area of sun-exposed skin which you plan to treat.
No waxing, plucking depilatory creams or electrolysis to area being treated 4 week prior.
if you are prone to cold sores, take antiviral agent for 2 days prior to and day of treatment.
Avoid blood thinning agents (aspirin, fish oil, Omega-3, Vitamin E) , Fish Oil or 1 week prior.
All clients are required to shave 24hrs prior to their treatment / appointment to reduce the risk of burning and blistering and sensitivity. Day of appointment, clean skin, makeup free, no deodorant, moisturisers, etc
Post-Treatment Care
• Cold compresses (not ice) and recommended skin care products such as Aloe Vera may be useful if there is
any swelling and erythema or general discomfort. Erythema may last for several hours. (Very rare)
• You may take over-the-counter pain or anti-inflammatory medication. Hydrocortisone (steroid) cream may
decrease any itching or skin irritation. Antibiotic ointment (such as Neosporin) may be used if skin is broken
(very rare) to prevent infection.
• Your skin will be fragile for 2 to 3 days. Use gentle cleansers, but do not rub the skin vigorously and avoid
cleaning with very hot water during this time. Skin moisturisers may be used and make-up can be applied if
the skin is not broken. Aloe Vera gel can help aid recovery
• Avoid sun exposure and tanning creams during the entire course of treatments. NO SOLIRUMS
• Use SPF 50+ on the treatment area at all times.
• The treatment area may be left open and uncovered. Do not scrub the area. Do not use any products on the treated area
without first consulting your Therapist.
• Avoid soaking for 24 to 48 hours. No hot tubs, whirlpools or baths, but showers are allowed if tepid water is used.
• Avoid excessive sweating for 24 to 48 hours. No saunas or vigorous working out.
• Avoid irritants such as Retin-A, Retinol, Renova, glycolics, bleaching creams and exfoliante for two week.
• Refrain from alcohol for 24 hours
• Keep well hydrated
• Avoid photo sensitivity inducing foods (notably Celery & Leek)
• Plucking residual hair is acceptable after hair removal treatment (but not before!)
• On occasion, clients experience blistering that causes crusting. This usually does not occur until the following day. If it
does occur, the patient can apply warm compresses and a topical antiseptic ointment. This occurrence should be
relayed to your Aesthetic Practitioner as future treatments will require that the settings be adjusted.
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