Aftercare is extremely important for producing a beautiful and lasting result. Please understand the more products you use, the less effectively the procedure may heal. Failure to follow these aftercare instructions may result in infections, pigment loss or discoloration.

The first 5 hours

Directly after your appointment, blot your eyebrows with a cotton round/tissue with no product/water every 45-60 minutes (this is really important).

Day 1-3: Before bed and in the morning, with clean hands- dampen a cotton pad (preferably with distilled bottled water) and pat your brows. Do not rub. You can use gentle cleanser (cetaphil or cerave only)

Afterwards, pat on a thin grain size layer of healing cream with a q-tip. Be sure not to over apply to avoid your skin suffocating.

Day 4-10 : No more damp cotton pad. Now apply the healing cream once at night.

Once all the scabs are off: Begin to apply sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher, not tinted) to your brows every day.

Please save your aftercare cream for your Perfecting session if you have one scheduled.

What do I do when my brows begin to flake over?

Leave them alone completely. No washing, No aftercare ointment, don’t touch them, don’t pick at them, let them naturally flake off no matter how tempting it is to touch them.

What happens if my brows don’t flake?

This is the best case scenario when healing, washing, and aftercare for a full 7 days and then stopping after day 7 if they are not flaking by then.

After treatment, it is normal to feel a sunburned sensation for a couple days followed by dry, itchy, and tender skin.

Brows will appear darker and bolder/more red a few days after the appointment. during healing they will lighten 30-60% and shrink in size. This is normal.

Healing process takes approximately 4-6 weeks. as your skin naturally exfoliates and regenerates. you will notice color change, disappear and reappear as they fully heal.

Color may flake off and appear softer and less visible but will slowly reappear over the next few weeks.

This is all absolutely normal and part of the normal healing process and why one to two touch ups may be necessary. be patient and know this is the part of the normal and expected healing process.

• Wash your hands before treating the area.

• Do not scrub, rub or pick at the epithelial crust (scabs) that form; allow it to flake off by itself. If it is removed before it is ready, the pigment underneath may be pulled out.

• If the area is itchy, do not scratch. You may use an oil-free moisturizer or the healing cream provided to apply VERY sparingly

• Once all your scabs have fallen off, please apply sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) onto your brows. Sunscreen will help prolong the life and color of your brows

• Ice packs are a nice relief for swelling and bruising. Never apply directly to the skin; place a towel between the ice pack and the skin. Ice may be applied for 20 minutes maximum

• Avoid using harsh cleansing creams, acne cleansers, or astringents. If you must continue using these products, applying eyes and below is best practice

• You may wash your face with gentle cleanser but please avoid getting too much on your brows

• Do not use any makeup near the procedure area until all scabs have fallen off to avoid infection

• Avoid submerging your brows in water. This includes swimming and showering with water hitting directly into your face. Over saturating your brows may cause premature fading

• Avoid sun exposure, including tanning, saunas, working out, hot showers or other activities that involve sweating and steam until all scabs have fallen off. Sweat contains salt which will break down your pigment faster resulting in premature fading. When you return to these activities make sure you are patting your brows down and not letting the sweat soak into your brows