Academy · Client care
Teaching clients aftercare: a guide for artists
Healing happens at home. How you explain aftercare shapes the result as much as your technique.
Say it, then write it
Clients are often emotional after a session and forget what you say. Give clear written instructions as well.
“In the beginning, your portfolio is everything. People need to see your work before they trust you with their skin.”
Evelyn Alvares Vega, SKINEAV Academy
Keep it simple
- How to clean the area
- What to avoid: swimming, sun, picking, tight clothing
- What normal healing looks like
- What is not normal, and when to call you or a doctor
Real results and real moments
Explain why
"Do not pick, because pigment can come out with the flake" works better than "do not pick".
How training works
- Free callTalk through your goals, the right format and current offers.
- Reserve your seatIn person in Vaughan or live online via Zoom.
- 3 intensive daysColour theory, technique and supervised practice with Evelyn.
- Six months of mentorshipFeedback on your work while you build your business.
Check in
A message a few days after the session catches problems early and shows you care.
Sun protection
Long-term results depend on sun protection. See sun protection after camouflage.
Use your own aftercare page
Point clients to one consistent source, like the SKINEAV aftercare page.
Frequently asked questions
Should camouflage aftercare be given in writing?
Yes. Clients often forget verbal instructions after a session.
When should artists check in with clients?
A few days after the session is a good time to catch issues early.