A resident of New York came to a new procedure to a beautician and received terrible consequences. A PHOTO
'23.03.2019'
Source: Fabiosa
Every woman wants to remain beautiful, young, attractive at any age. Especially, if the profession requires, as in Heather Muer. As a beauty editor, she experiences many new cosmetology innovations, new hair dyes, face, body and hair care products.
Therefore, she is often sent invitations to various procedures that she uses, in order to then tell the readers. This was also the case with an invitation from a “certified master of aesthetics” to try the red carpet mask. She is presented as a procedure that brightens the skin at home, makes it radiant, hydrated, writes Fabiosa.
But when the master began to work, Heather felt that something was wrong with her face. She was in pain. Upon her appeal, the master noticed that she had “too sensitive skin” and had to be patient. The burning sensation intensified, and when the client looked in the mirror, she was horrified - her face was red and scratched. To which she was advised to drink more water and moisturize her face with oil capsules.
Heather shared this story in an Instagram microblog to warn others about this unsafe procedure. Having learned her lesson, she also recommends everyone to listen to the sensations, and if something went wrong, then get up and leave:
“Just pull yourself out of the situation, no matter how awkward it may be at the moment. I had to do that. ”
In order to visit the beautician brought only joy and the desired result, one should carefully approach both the choice of the clinic with certified specialists and the procedures offered. Important points:
- ask a specialist to explain to you the essence of what he is going to do with your face;
- specify the risks for you;
- Be sure to warn about allergies to drugs or components, if you have one;
- ask what products the master will use, and what is the shelf life.
A visit to a beautician should bring joy and pleasure!
Have you ever had a cosmetic procedure that didn’t meet your expectations? Share your stories, please.
