Before Your appointment

Discontinue all heavy skincare products that contain BHA, AHA, Vitamin E etc for at least 2 weeks

These instructions pertain only to your brow area

At least 5 days before do not

  • tweeze 

  • wax 

  • thread 

At least 24 hours before do not

  • consume alcohol or caffeine

  • take ibuprofen, supplements, or aspirin

  • Vitamin E or Fish Oil

If you are undergoing electrolysis, please consult your technician before booking an appointment

Aftercare

Abra-ca-dabra! You have brows! What do you do now? The healing process can be gentle and rewarding for your ink retention if you follow the instructions carefully. 

  • Don't touch the pigmented area to avoid infection

  • Avoid sleeping on your face for the first week and change your pillowcase before you go to bed on the day you receive your procedure.

  • Avoid showers longer than 5 minutes for the first 3 days.

  • FIRST 3 DAYS Do not apply anything on the brows for 3 days after the procedure. DRY HEALING.

  • ON THE THIRD DAY and forward

    • apply a RICE GRAIN amount of the provided ointment with clean fingers. (do not use too much as this can clog your scabs up).

    • All other ointments/oils are to be avoided. (NO VASELINE)

    • Once scabbing has begun, DO NOT WASH OR WET brows.

    • Do not pick at or remove the scabs on your eyebrows. Loss of pigmentation and scarring happens through this way

    • Continue applying ointment everyday 1-2 times until scabs are 100% gone.

  • Do not apply makeup to your brows until scabbing of brows 100% have fallen.

  • No sun exposure, saunas, swimming, working out, or heavy sweating until scabbing of brows 100% have fallen.

  • Hats are encouraged during the healing period to avoid direct sunlight. (sunny days)

  • After your brows have healed fully at the 28 day mark, maintain your pigment retention by using sunblock on your brow area daily.

  • Do not get botox until 30 days after the procedure.

  • Products that contain glycolic, lactic, AHA, and retinol acids will fade your pigment quicker.

  • Vitamin E and Vitamin C can fade your pigment as well.

  • If you are a blood donor, do not give blood for 6 months following your procedure.

  • If you experience any swelling, blistering or puss, discontinue your aftercare products and contact a doctor. Also, if you experience excessive redness, tenderness, or red streaks form the brow to your heart, elevated temperature or drainage from the brow, consult a doctor as the area may be infected.

 

*If you are not experiencing any dryness, tightness, itchiness, or uncomfortability around your brows through the scabbing period, applying aftercare products such as ointments or oils are not necessary as your brows will heal naturally. ​

***Understand that your new brows are fresh cuts. For the first couple days, you will see them get darker and thicker. Some clients experience flaking, scabbing, and itchiness in the first 2 weeks. Some clients feel nothing at all. Once this phase is over, your brows will go into a period where it will look like the strokes and shading have disappeared. usually the brow will heal itself and the pigmentation will reappear. Once the healing period is fully over (30 days) it is then when we have the touch up appointment to restroke and reshade the faded areas. Permanent Eyebrows are always a two step process. It's suggested to have your touch up 6-9 weeks after your initial appointment. Microblading can last for up to 1-2 years, but your annual touchup should be done with at least 40% retention. Ombre Powder can last up to 1-3 years, touch ups are done if 40% of retention is still there. If there is less than 40% retention, both services will be considered a new appointment.

***** If brows begin to bruise and swell, you may have an infection. Please consult your doctor ASAP.