After Care

Proper aftercare is crucial for the appearance and durability of your new eyebrows, whether you've had Microblading, Powder Brows, or Combo Brows. Please read the following instructions carefully. Note that acne medications, treatments, and peels can cause premature fading of the tattoo, and retinol/retinA should not be applied on or near eyebrows.

Healing Instructions

Eyebrow Wet Healing

For the next 7 days, apply a thin layer of tattoo aftercare or Aquaphor 2-3x a day. At night, gently wash your brows with antibacterial soap or a mild cleanser such a cetaphil and your fingertips. In the morning, rinse with water and blot dry. Avoid using cleansing products with acids or exfoliants.

Eyebrow Dry Healing

For the first 7 days post-procedure, keep water, lotion, soap, and makeup away from your eyebrows. Wash your face carefully, avoiding the treated area and shower spray. Itching and flaking may happen; do not scratch or pick. After 7 days apply the Grapeseed Oil once daily with clean hands and a swab, using it sparingly.

Eyeliner Healing

Eye Liner Healing- Expect some swelling and heavy lids, even if they don't look too swollen.- Use sterile water and cotton gauze to clean the area.- Keep the area dry for 10 days and avoid makeup, creams, and mascara.- You can use ice packs to reduce swelling but don't scratch or pick at the area.- The pigment will fade as scabs fall off, but it will gradually return over the next 4 weeks.

Lip Healing

Healing instructions: 1. Avoid touching your lips with your hands to prevent infection. 2. Keep your lips moisturized with a recommended ointment to promote healing. 3. Refrain from drinking straws and eating spicy or salty foods for the first few days. 4. Stay out of direct sunlight and avoid swimming pools until your lips are healed. Always follow your technician's specific aftercare advice for the best results.

Avoid:

Considerations for maintaining the quality of micro-pigmentation include avoiding sun or salon tanning, exposure to UV/UVA rays or chemicals, laser or chemical treatments, and creams containing Retin-A or Glycolic acid. Additionally, picking, peeling, or scratching the area should be avoided to prevent scarring or removal of the pigment. Other activities to avoid include heavy household cleaning, excessive alcohol consumption, and touching the eyebrow area except for rinsing and applying post-care cream with a cotton swab. Finally, driving in open-air vehicles such as convertibles, boats, bicycles, or motorcycles should be done with caution.

Here are some guidelines to follow after a skin procedure:
- Use a clean pillowcase to avoid infection.
- Let scabs and dry skin fall off naturally to prevent scarring or loss of color.
- Avoid facials, botox, chemical treatments, or microdermabrasion for 4 weeks.
- Don't engage in hot, sweaty exercise for one week.
- Wear a hat and avoid direct sun exposure or tanning for 4 weeks.
- Avoid heavy sweating and long hot showers for the first 10 days.
- Don't sleep on your face for the first 10 days.
- Avoid swimming, lakes, and hot tubs for the first 10 days.
- Don't apply topical makeup or sunscreen on the treated area.
- Don't rub, pick, or scratch the treated area.
- Limit showers to 5 minutes and keep the face/procedure area out of the water while washing the body.