Skin Addicts Maui LLC

A little brighter for the big day! 💍🦷✨

Teeth whitening is definitely on the wedding-prep checklist, and these results speak for themselves!

A little prep + good aftercare helps you get the most out of your treatment:

✨ Brush + floss before your appointment
✨ Avoid coffee, w**e, dark sauces & other staining foods for 24–48 hours after
✨ Drink plenty of water
✨ Keep up with your normal oral care

And just a reminder—whitening works on natural teeth, not crowns, veneers or fillings.

Wondering why your skin looks a little pink right after a HydraFacial? 👀✨

It’s usually just temporary redness from all the cleansing, exfoliation and extractions. We’re increasing circulation and giving your skin a little stimulation, so a rosy glow can happen!

It’s temporary and should calm down fairly quickly.

Clients: Why can’t I ever get an appointment with you?
Me: 😅

✨ OCTOBER SKIN INDULGENCE ✨
Consider this your invitation to indulge in a little extra glow.
Throughout October, enjoy 15% OFF ALL HydraFacial services at Skin Addicts Maui.
A deeply cleansing, hydrating treatment designed to refresh the skin, refine its appearance, and leave you with that unmistakable post-facial glow.
Because your skin deserves a little luxury. ✨
OCTOBER SPECIAL
15% OFF all HydraFacial services
🗓️ Appointment must be booked AND received during October
⚠️ Discount does not apply to appointments canceled or rescheduled for a future date.
Limited October availability.

✨ Why we recommend waiting before whitening after braces or dental work ✨
We know—you get your braces off and the first thing you want is a bright, fresh smile! 😁 But sometimes, waiting is actually the best thing you can do for your teeth.
After braces removal or dental work, your teeth and gums can be more sensitive than usual. Whitening too soon can increase sensitivity and cause unnecessary irritation.
🦷 After braces: We recommend waiting at least 2–4 weeks after removal before whitening. This gives your teeth and gums time to settle and allows any areas of temporary sensitivity to calm down.
🦷 After dental work: Timing depends on what was done. Fillings, crowns, veneers and other restorations may require your dentist to confirm that your teeth and gums have healed before whitening. Whitening products only lighten natural tooth structure—not crowns, veneers or fillings—so whitening too soon can also leave you with an uneven shade.
✨ Our rule of thumb: Let your mouth heal first, then brighten. If you’ve recently had extensive dental work, are experiencing sensitivity, or your dentist has given you specific aftercare instructions, follow your dentist’s timeline before booking whitening.