1. What should I tell you about the products I already use?
Start with your current shelf rather than a new shopping cart. Have the names of your regular products ready; a photo of each label is easier to review than a description such as the blue serum. Include anything you have recently added or are thinking about trying.
Ask which details matter for the service you are booking. You do not have to guess what Martha needs to know.
2. Are there instructions for my exact service?
Ask about the treatment by name. A product you like for everyday skincare is not an instruction for preparing for a lash, brow, or skin service.
Read the care page and check which section applies to your booking. If something is unclear, ask before the appointment instead of borrowing instructions from a different treatment or from a product article. Questions about prescribed treatments also belong with your prescribing clinician.
3. Do I need to buy anything, or can I use what I have?
Ask this before purchasing a whole new routine. Replacing a product, trying an optional addition, and following a service instruction are different reasons to buy.
Martha's nighttime routine on the favorites page is her personal routine. It is not appointment preparation or aftercare, so ask her before treating it as either.
4. Is this for home use or professional use?
Professional supplies are not automatically appropriate for a client to use at home. A lash tile or adhesive storage container belongs in a different category from a facial cleanser, and a supply list is not a guide to performing a service yourself.
On the favorites page, skincare and professional supplies are separate sections. Ask if you are unsure which one a product belongs in.
5. What should I do if I have a product question afterward?
Before you leave, ask where to find your instructions and how to reach the studio about a product. Keep the product name and packaging handy so you can say exactly what you mean, and share the exact alternative if you are asking about a substitution.
For medical symptoms or an urgent concern, seek appropriate medical care rather than waiting on a product answer.
Bring the question, not a whole new routine
You do not need to solve every product decision before your visit. Knowing what you use and what you want to ask gives the conversation a useful starting point, in English or Spanish.
En Español
5 preguntas sobre productos antes de tu cita
Antes de comprar productos para una cita, averigua qué pide tu servicio. Una recomendación de producto, una indicación de preparación y una indicación de cuidado posterior responden preguntas distintas.
Lleva los nombres o fotos de las etiquetas de los productos que ya usas, incluso los que agregaste hace poco. Pregunta qué detalles importan para el servicio que vas a reservar.
Pregunta por tu tratamiento por su nombre y revisa la sección que te corresponde en la página de cuidados. No tomes indicaciones de otro tratamiento ni de un artículo de productos. Las dudas sobre tratamientos recetados también son para quien te los recetó.
Antes de comprar una rutina completa, pregunta si de verdad necesitas algo o si puedes usar lo que tienes. La rutina de noche de Martha es personal; no es preparación ni cuidado para tu cita.
Los materiales profesionales no son para usar en casa. En la página de favoritos, el cuidado de la piel y los materiales profesionales están en secciones separadas. Si tienes síntomas médicos o una preocupación urgente, busca atención médica.
¿Debo comprar productos nuevos antes de mi cita?
No necesariamente. Revisa las indicaciones de tu servicio en la página de cuidados y pregúntale a Martha antes de comprar.
¿La rutina de noche de Martha es mi cuidado posterior?
No. Es su rutina personal. Sigue las indicaciones del servicio que reservaste y pregúntale a Martha si tienes dudas.
¿Puedo usar materiales profesionales de pestañas en casa?
Son para profesionales de pestañas. No son un kit para aplicarte o mantener extensiones tú misma.
Questions
Should I buy new skincare before my appointment?
Not by default. Check the care instructions for your exact service and ask Martha whether you need anything before buying.
Is Martha's nighttime routine my aftercare?
No. It is her personal routine. Follow the instructions for the service you booked, and ask Martha if you are unsure.
Can I use professional lash supplies at home?
Professional supplies are listed for lash artists. They are not a kit for applying or maintaining lash extensions yourself.