For the first 48 hours: Do not get your brows wet at all.

Use a face wipe or wash cloth to clean your face and avoid the brow area. If your brow area starts to feel greasy throughout this 48 hour period, pat - NOT rub - them with a clean tissue to help clean some of the oils off.

After 48 hours: When washing your face, keep the washing/wet time very brief.

Use a mild face soap such as Cetaphil (regular formula) and be very gentle with your brows. No rubbing, scrubbing, etc. while washing until they are totally done healing and scabbing. Pat dry - never rub.

Do not get wet at all except when quickly and gently washing your face

No water/swimming, no sweat, no makeup, no dirt, etc. on the area until they are totally done scabbing. Just completely clean and dry.

Once brows start flaking/scabbing:

Dry healing is best, so try not to use any ointment at all, but if they become unbearably itchy you can use a very thin layer of ointment on your brows. Just keep in mind that the less ointment you use, the better the healed results will be, so try to limit this to only when absolutely necessary. Pat the area with a clean tissue after applying the ointment to clean off the excess and make sure it’s the thinnest layer possible.

DO NOT pick at the flakes/scabs no matter what! Let them fall off naturally.

Picking/peeling them off will cause pigment loss.

The pigment may look very light as the scabbing comes off, this is totally normal.

The pigment may look very light as the scabbing comes off, this is totally normal. The pigment should resurface and darken at about week 3-4.

ADDITIONAL TIPS / REMINDERS

◦ No facials, botox, chemical treatments, microdermabrasion, tanning for 4 weeks after your service.
◦ Avoid exercise and sweat until they are completely done flaking/scabbing.
◦ Avoid drinking alcohol in excess during the healing stages as it may lead to slow healing.
◦ No sleeping on your face until they are completely done flaking/scabbing.
◦ No topical makeup/any products on the area until they are completely done flaking/scabbing.
◦ Once completely healed, always apply a layer of sunscreen on your eyebrows when exposed to the sun as it may cause the color pigment to fade away more quickly.