Will it be irritating if I apply ATE Butter Glow Lip Balm to my lips and cheeks after getting Pico Toning or Laser Toning?
Hello. I am planning to get Pico Toning or Laser Toning this month, but my lips and cheeks have been getting particularly dry and rough due to the changing seasons. I usually love using ATE Butter Glow Lip Balm & Cheek; perhaps because it contains butter, it applies smoothly and gives a subtle glow that I like, so I would like to continue using it even after the procedure. However, I have heard that the skin thins and may feel warm immediately after a laser treatment, so I am worried that fragrances or oil ingredients might be irritating. I am wondering if I can apply it starting immediately on the day of the procedure, or if it is better to use only a mild moisturizer for a few days before using cosmetics again later. I would also like to ask if it is okay to apply lip balm over sunscreen on my cheeks, and if it would be better to do lip care beforehand on days when my lips are severely flaky. I am also curious if there are many people available to examine these areas during the consultation.
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