grahamsk

I have 2 clients that have extremly dry chins. As soon as I spray them, their chins are looking like reptile skin. I have thought about having them put a thin coat of moisturizer on their chins after their exfoliating shower before the session, but wasn't sure how much of a barrier this would cause. Also, I have considered primer.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Sharon.

eileen

Can you ask them to try using pure virgin coconut oil on their chins for a few days before their spray to see if that helps?

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missyhot

Grahm, I've found as long as the moisturizer is rubbed in super good, it wont act as a barrier. When I need to use barrier spray, I actually really goup it on good to allow the solution to not get absorbed into those areas so I think as long as it's rubbed in well, it should be fine.

koipondgirl

missyhot,
what brand of barrier creme do you use?

D.M.D

Are they Waxing, Acne treatment or Shaving their chins? What about upper lip? If it is darkening quicker than the rest of the face, that is probably the answer. They may be on hormones, birth control counts. Tell them they need to use a night creme every night on that area.
Good day,
D

grahamsk

I'm talking about their CHINS on their legs, between their knees and foot. Sorry I didn't realize they are spelled the same. My bad. Waxing may be something to look into though. The essential oils may be messing with the soulution.
Thanks.

Sharon.

unity

They are not spelled the same. You speak of SHIN not chin.

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eileen

wow... ok same answer from me, be it chin or shin lol

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ecc30

Ha! Sorry.. that is really funny.

grahamsk

Thanks for the correction Unity.... I am usually a very good speller.....
oh, well...