~ preparation instructions ~
Pearly whites 😉
Thank you for booking at my salon!
Follow these steps below to ensure your teeth can lift stains to show off a smile that is as white and sparkly as can be!
PREPARATION INSTRUCTIONS:
☝️ Floss a few days prior to your appointment. Skip flossing the day of your appointment so your gums are not sensitive. If you've booked your appointment for the day-of, skip flossing altogether.
✌️ Come with your teeth brushed or at least free of debris. Do not brush your teeth 2 hours prior to your appointment.
🤟 Make sure you've eaten the day of your appointment. You won't have the opportunity to eat during your session (about 1 hour, sometimes less or more). You won't be able to eat or drink anything except water 1 hour after your session.
🖖 It is recommended that you've had a professional teeth cleaning in the last 6 months to ensure your teeth and gums are healthy.
✋ Bring headphones so you can listen to an audio book, podcast, show or music during your appointment.
AFTERCARE INSTRUCTIONS are provided after your session.
Bring headphones and chapstick to your appointment!
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Let me know if you have any questions at all by...
Emailing: [email protected]
Submitting a "Contact Form" below
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Address:
Northern California
482 W Hamilton Ave #2,
Campbell, 95008
Southern California
890 Hampshire Rd, STE 890C inside Beautiques
Westlake, CA 91361
We are located inside another business in the WaterCourt complex. Unit 890C on the second floor with red chairs in the window.
How long do results last?
Although results technically last 3-5 months, we are seeing clients in every 6 months for a refresh on their teeth whitening session! Many of these clients purchase our teeth whitening foam after their session which keeps food and drinks from staining the enamel. Used 2-3 times per week.
How does teeth whitening work?
We use a hydrogen peroxide and LED lights to lift the stains off the teeth. The biggest difference from dental locations and us is the hydrogen peroxide concentration. Dentists use a 32% concentration; we use a 16%. It does cause our service to be about 30 minutes longer, but we prefer that because we are able to get ahead of sensitivity much quicker so our service is more comfortable, with less downtime, and the same results.
