What to Write on a Lash & Brow Aftercare Card for Clients
By False Eyelashes, Strip Lashes & Extensions | Published: 2026-11-01
Category: Tips & Care
Learn exactly what to put on a lash aftercare card and brow tint aftercare advice. Follow these steps to write clear client aftercare instructions that protect your work.
Quick answer
Write your lash aftercare card in plain language with a clear timeline: what to avoid for the first 24–48 hours, how to cleanse daily, and when to contact you. Include specific product names and a direct phone number or social handle.
Why a printed card still matters in a digital age
Clients lose PDFs and forget verbal instructions. A physical card stays on the bathroom mirror or in a wallet, so your lash lift aftercare instructions get seen at the moment they matter. Digital versions are useful for reach, but a printed card feels more personal and is harder to ignore.
The trade-off: printed cards cost more per client than a digital file, and they can become outdated if you change your aftercare advice. Keep a small batch and update the wording whenever your service protocol changes.
Match the wording to the service
A lash lift card and a brow tint card should not use identical text. Lash lift aftercare focuses on keeping lashes dry and avoiding oil-based products, while brow tint aftercare advice often includes avoiding cleansers on the brow area and skipping exfoliation. If you offer both services, create two versions or use a checklist format with service-specific boxes.
Avoid generic aftercare card wording that sounds like it came from a template. Mention the specific products you used or recommend, and name the service clearly at the top.
How to write your aftercare card: step by step
- Start with a clear heading and service name: Put the service name (e.g., Lash Lift, Brow Tint) and your salon name at the top. Use a font size that is easy to read at a glance. Checkpoint: a client should know within two seconds which service the card is for.
- List the first 24–48 hours in bullet points: Write short, specific instructions such as 'Keep lashes dry for 24 hours' or 'Avoid saunas and steam for 48 hours.' Use plain verbs and avoid vague phrases like 'take care.' Common mistake: writing 'avoid water' without a time frame — always state the duration.
- Add daily cleansing and care steps: Explain how to cleanse the area gently, which products to use or avoid, and how to dry it. For lash lifts, mention a lash-safe cleanser and a soft brush if you recommend one. Checkpoint: include at least one product category (e.g., oil-free cleanser) so clients know what to buy.
- Include a 'when to contact us' section: List signs that need professional attention, such as irritation, uneven lift, or excessive shedding. Give your phone number and preferred contact method. Common mistake: forgetting to add a contact number — clients may search online instead of calling you.
- Close with a friendly reminder and your social handle: End with a short line like 'Questions? We're here to help' and your Instagram or WhatsApp handle. This encourages clients to reach out and keeps your brand visible. Checkpoint: make sure the handle is current and monitored.
Product facts
- Lash & Brow Aftercare Card: A5 size, available to print or send digitally. You can print a stack for your station and still email a copy to clients who prefer digital.
Lash & Brow Aftercare Card
