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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Spray gun / Oxygen spray.
The device sprays a pressurized mixture of medical-grade oxygen and targeted serums in a fine mist. This enhances topical absorption, instantly hydrates skin, and boosts circulation for immediate radiance and improved serum penetration.
Yes, it is generally safe for sensitive skin when paired with gentle, hypoallergenic serums. Your therapist will assess your skin and choose appropriate formulations or perform a brief patch test if needed.
You’ll notice immediate hydration and glow that typically lasts several days to a week depending on skin type and home care. Regular treatments and proper skincare extend and maintain the benefits.
Absolutely — the oxygen spray complements most facials as an add-on, enhancing serum delivery and finishing with a radiant boost. Inform your esthetician of your facial so they can integrate it seamlessly.
Side effects are uncommon and usually mild, like brief redness or sensitivity. Reactions depend on serum ingredients, so your therapist will review components and avoid known irritants.
For peak radiance, schedule the add-on on the same day or the day before an event. This timing ensures optimal hydration and glow while minimizing any chance of lingering irritation.