Day 1-5: Wash/Cleansing
With a very light touch, gently wipe your eyebrows each morning and night with purified water (filter water). To dry, gently pat with a paper towel.
Days 1-7: Moisturize
Apply a rice grain amount of aftercare ointment with a cotton swab and spread it across the treated area after cleansing. Be sure not to over-apply as this will suffocate your skin and delay healing. Brows should not look glossy or shiny. The ointment should be barely noticeable on the skin. Never put the ointment on wet eyebrows.
-Following all these after care instructions will yield the best results possible and increase the longevity of the pigment.
Important Reminders
-Use a fresh pillow case when sleeping.
-Let any peeling or dry skin exfoliate away naturally.
-Do NOT apply facials, Botox, chemical treatments, or microdermabrasion for 2 weeks.
– Avoid sun exposure or tanning for 4 weeks after the procedure. Wear a hat.
-DO NOT get the brows wet other than washing. Do not soak the treated area in the bath, pool or hot tub. For 2 weeks, refrain from swimming in salt water or chlorinated pools, saunas, hot yoga, steam rooms or sun beds. Avoid hot, steamy showers.
-Do NOT touch, rub, pick or scratch your brows following treatment or during the healing process.
-If your eyebrows get wet during the healing process, pat them dry with a clean paper towel.
-Avoid getting any tint or makeup or daily skincare products directly on the eyebrows until 2 weeks after the treatment.
WHAT TO EXPECT AFTER THE PROCEDURE
Your new permanent makeup will look dark immediately after your treatment. Over the next 2 weeks, the color will soften naturally and fade up to 50% after the area peels. When the skin flakes off, many times the area may appear very light or seem to have disappeared. You will wait 4 weeks until the area is fully healed to see the results. At this point, you will want to come in for another session to perfect the procedure and make any adjustments should there be any. You may experience soreness, dryness, and swelling which is completely normal. This usually subsides within a day or two.