Immediately following your procedure, your technician will apply a layer of balm in order to protect your freshly opened layer of skin from debris and bacteria while you leave the beauty bar. For 10 days, twice per day, wash gently with antibacterial (Dial) soap, then apply a thin later of Aquaphor healing ointment on each brow.

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• Do not wear makeup for at least a week on the area. This is because the pigments are still settling into the shallow cuts in your skin caused by the blading.

• No itching or rubbing. To avoid infection and/or bald spots on the brow, it is important not to pick at scabs or rub at the pigment that may start to peel or flake. Let it occur naturally.

• Avoid saunas, swimming, and excessive sweating until the area is completely healed and you have a follow-up appointment.

• Keep your hair away from your brow line.

• Apply any medicated cream or healing balm provided by your technician as directed.

• Many brows will need up to 1 month to fully heal. Touch-ups will be scheduled 1 month out to retouch any bald spots and to ensure brows are perfectly even.

• Brows will go through many stages: they will appear very dark at first, very dull after dryness/flaking has subsided and new skin has formed, in the days following this dullness, pigment will reemerge and new skin settles in and you will be left with your completely healed brow.

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The following must be avoided during the first 10 days of healing: 

• Increased sweating

• Practicing sports

• Swimming

• Hot sauna, hot bath, or jacuzzi

• Sun tanning or salon tanning

• Any laser or chemical treatments or peels and/or any creams containing RetinA or Glycolic Acid on the face or neck

• Picking, peeling, or scratching of the micro pigmented area (in order to avoid scarring of the area or removal of the pigment)

• Performing tasks related to heavy household cleaning such as garage or basement cleaning where airborne debris is abundant

• Smoking

• Drinking alcohol in excess, as it may lead to slow healing of wounds