Wait at least 6 hours, then begin the aftercare routine below:

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• Wash your hands

• Pump 1-2 pumps of foaming cleanser onto fingertips

• Pat between both hands and GENTLY wash brows 

• Rinse with lukewarm water

• GENTLY pat dry with a paper towel

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• Once brows are completely dry, apply a small amount of ointment to each brow (about the size of a grain of rice per brow, do not apply too much ointment as it will slow the healing)

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• Repeat morning and night for 7-10 days

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For the first 7-10 days

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• No sun or tanning beds (if you will be spending time outside, protect your brows with a hat)(do not apply sunscreen to brows for at least 2 weeks)

• No picking or scratching at any scabs 

• No hot, sweaty exercise until all scabs have naturally fallen off (hot yoga, sauna, spin class, etc) Light to moderate exercise is fine 

• Do not tint /dye your eyebrows

• No hot tubs, pools, rivers, or lakes

• No long, hot showers. Try to keep showers short and cool, as sweating and steam can draw the pigment out.

• Do not put your face directly into the shower stream

• Do your best to keep your brows dry during your shower, have a clean towel ready to pat them dry as needed

• Keep skincare products (except aftercare products) away from the brows (about 1 inch)

• NO makeup on the brows (wipe with a cotton bud soaked in brow cleanser immediately if any makeup touches the brows)

• Try to sleep on your back (sleeping on your face can rub off scabs and cause pigment to come out prematurely)

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For as long as you have permanent makeup:

• If you will be exposing your brows to the sun, wear a hat whenever possible and apply at least SPF 50 beforehand (sun exposure WILL make your brows fade faster and can change the color)

• NO tanning beds

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