Blotting: Gently blot your eyebrows with a clean tissue or cotton pad every 30-60 minutes to remove lymphatic fluid. This prevents scabbing.

Avoid Washing: Do not wash your brows on the day of the procedure.

​Apply Aftercare Ointment (if advised): Use a thin layer of the ointment provided by your artist, if recommended. Avoid over-applying, as too much moisture can affect healing.

• Cleaning Routine:

• Wash your hands thoroughly.

• Use a gentle cleanser (unscented and free of alcohol or harsh chemicals) and lukewarm water.

• Pat brows gently with a damp cotton pad or a clean finger to cleanse them. Do not scrub.

• Pat dry with a clean tissue or towel.

• Moisturize (if needed): Apply a small amount of aftercare ointment or healing balm if your brows feel dry or tight. Use a clean cotton swab to avoid contamination.

• No Makeup: Avoid applying makeup on or around the brows to prevent infection.

• No Picking or Scratching: Let any scabbing or flaking fall off naturally to avoid pigment loss.

• No Excess Moisture: Avoid swimming, saunas, hot tubs, and heavy sweating (e.g., from workouts).

• Sun Protection: Avoid direct sun exposure or tanning beds. Use a hat or sunscreen (after healing) to protect the pigment.

• No Harsh Products: Do not use exfoliants, retinol, or acids on or near the brow area.

Days 1-2: Brows may appear darker and bolder than expected. This is normal and temporary.

Days 3-7: Flaking, peeling, or scabbing may occur. The pigment may look patchy during this time.

Days 7-10: Flakes and scabs will naturally fall off, revealing a lighter, softer color.

Weeks 2-4: The color may seem faint; this is part of the healing process. The pigment will gradually resurface.