Post Care
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No water for a minimum of 2 weeks(except once daily cleansing)
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No Makeup on the procedure area
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No working out or engaging in activities that would cause sweating
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No Picking, pealing, or scratching the pigment
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No sun exposure
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Do not let face get wet in shower
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Wash face at the sink and avoid eyebrows
Immediately After: Blot brows with tissue(medium pressure) for the first hour to absorb any lymph fluid that may surface
Night of Procedure: Gently wash brows at sink with antibacterial soap and water. Blot dry with clean towel.
Day 2-14: Gently wash brows every morning with antibacterial soap and water. Blot dry with clean towel. Let air dry for 2 minutes and apply a sheer layer of Aquaphor healing ointment. Once a day is sufficient.
Important Notes about healing:
-Peeling may begin a few days after receiving a tattoo. Some guests do not peel. This process can last up to 14 days or longer.
-Once peeling stage has finished, expect your brows to look exceptionally light. The pigment will darken as the skin continues to exfoliate(roughly another month).
-You may resume normal activity and makeup application once the last flake has come off naturally. A touch up is required 8-12 weeks later.
-Continued moisture is required on healed brows. Sunscreen is a must when outdoors for best results.
Once Healed:
-Anti-aging and exfoliating products such as retinols, glycolics, salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide, and like may cause pre-mature fading.
-Sunscreen. We cannot stress this enough. UV rays are a tattoo's worst enemy. Keep the work covered with SPF and a hat if possible. Sun exposure can cause fading and pigment discoloration.
-Laser procedures such as hair removal, or resurfacing will alter the pigment. Please inform your technician of any permanent cosmetics on your face and cover your work with a very thick layer of Vaseline or band aids.
-Once fully healed(8-12 weeks) apply daily moisturizer to brows.