Instructions
For the first 7-10 days, keep your brows dry. You can clean your face carefully with a damp cloth, avoiding the brow area.
2- Stay out of the sun:
Avoid direct sun exposure and tanning beds for the first few weeks to prevent pigment fading.
3- Don’t touch or scratch your brows:
It’s normal for scabs to form or for your brows to feel itchy. Do not pick or scratch them to prevent pigment loss and scarring.
4- Avoid makeup on your brows:
Do not apply makeup, creams, or any products to your eyebrows until they have fully healed.
5- Skip intense workouts:
Avoid activities that cause excessive sweating for the first 7-10 days, as sweat can affect pigment retention.
6- Avoid saunas, pools, and hot tubs:
Stay away from these for the first two weeks to prevent infections and ensure proper healing.
7- Apply the recommended ointment:
If your technician provided a healing ointment or cream, use it as instructed, usually 1-2 times a day with clean hands.
8- Avoid facial treatments:
Do not get chemical peels, facials, or laser treatments near the brow area for at least four weeks.
9- Be patient with the healing process:
The color may appear darker during the first few days and then lighten before settling after 4-6 weeks.
Attend your follow-up session (typically 4-6 weeks after the procedure) to perfect the shape and color.
