Aftercare Instructions

Day 1 Immediately following procedure

◙ Gently wipe the treated area with the antibacterial wipes provided every 30 minutes for the first 2 hours
◙ Before bed, gently rinse the treated area with plain soap and cold water. Do not use face wash, scrubs, acids, or exfoliating products on the brows. Pat dry with a clean tissue or paper towel. Apply a very thin layer of ointment to each brow.

Days 2-14

◙ Every night before bed, apply a very thin layer of ointment to each brow until all scabs have naturally fallen off
◙ Avoid getting your eyebrows wet
◙ Avoid sleeping face down until all scabs have naturally fallen off
◙ Avoid activities that cause excessive sweating on the brows
◙ No makeup on the treated area until all scabs have fallen off
◙ When itchy do not scratch 
◙ AVOID PEELING SCABS

Days 1-30

◙ No facials, sauna
◙ Swimming in a pool or the ocean is allowed as long as water does not get on your brows
◙ Tanning is allowed as long as your brows are covered. No direct sunlight or tanning bed exposure is allowed!



To see results after the first session, you need to wait 30 days. After the first session, there might be some imperfections such as unevenness of shape, color, or not enough intensity. That’s why a touch-up is required to complete the procedure.

Permanent makeup is usually a two-step process (in some cases, a third session may be needed), not a one-time treatment. After the initial procedure, the pigment will appear lighter as it heals. The color becomes more defined and enhanced after the touch-up.

The touch-up appointment is typically scheduled 4–7 weeks after the initial session (6–7 weeks for microblading and combo brows) and no sooner than 4 weeks. Touch-ups performed after 8 weeks will be subject to a higher fee depending on the amount of work required and time that has passed.

It's very important to be familiar with the healing process

Day 1 
◙ Right after the procedure, most likely, you might think that the treated area is a little too dark/intense. This is totally normal. Once the area is fully healed (30 days) the color will become 30-50% lighter. 

Day 2-3 
◙ Over the next couple of days it will become even darker, until scabs form and start to fall off. 

Day 4-8 
◙ After you see the scabs form and fall off it will start looking patchy. This is not a good look, I know! But remember, it is VERY important not to peel the scabs or get them wet as it may cause uneven healing or even scars. Do not use makeup to cover the patchy spots as you will irritate the scabs and get the area wet when trying to clean off your makeup afterwords. Makeup can be only used when the scabs are completely gone. 

Days 9-30
◙ After all the scabs have completely fallen off, the color may look very light. You might think the color has completely disappeared. This is normal and expected. The color will gradually come back and become darker as it heals, resulting in a more even and natural appearance.

After 30 days 
◙ The treated area is now healed and ready for a touch up. Remember the initial procedure is only 50% of the whole process. The other 50% is touching up. At the touch up appointment, we can correct the shape, color and any other details. After the touch up the color will become more intense comparing to initial procedure.

The initial procedure is only the base for the whole process. We will only see the final results after the touch up is completely healed! In rare cases a second touch up is needed to reach a desired look. 
Please be patient with the healing process. 
A touch up can be done no earlier than 30 days and for microblading and combo brows no earlier than 6 weeks.