Cleaning (Days 1-4):

• Gently massage brows with cleanser. using rice grain amount of product to wash brow area.

• Pat dry immediately to remove plasma and oil buildup, preventing scabbing.

• Immediately after each wash and dry use ointment provided by artist to help aid in healing.

Protection (1-10 days):

• Avoid sun exposure, sweating, swimming, and all cosmetics on the area.

• Do not rub, scratch, or pick—let flaking occur naturally.

• Sleep on your back to avoid friction.

• Keep the area clean and allow it to breathe. ( no lotions, skincare products & ma

Healing Stages:

• Days 1-3: Brows will appear darker and bolder than expected.

• Days 3-5: Itching begins, and brows may look thicker as natural exfoliation starts. Do not scratch.

• Days 5-7: Flaking begins, peeling from the edges first. Do not pick flakes. Continue using the barrier cream.

• Days 7-10: Flaking stops, but color is still settling. You may discontinue barrier cream use.

Full Healing (6-8 Weeks):

• A touch-up session may be scheduled after 8 weeks to refine the shape and color.

Once Healed, Avoid:

• Prolonged sun exposure (wear SPF).

• Anti-aging creams, retinol, acne treatments, glycolic acid, and chemical peels on the area.

• Laser treatments directly on the brows.

First 24-48 Hours:

• Keep the DermShield on—it protects the tattoo from bacteria and friction.

• Some fluid buildup under the bandage is normal.

• Avoid water, sweating, and excessive movement that may loosen the bandage.

After Removing DermShield (Usually 3-5 Days):

• Gently wash with lukewarm water and mild soap, then pat dry.

• Apply a fragrance-free moisturizer (if recommended).

• Avoid scratching, picking, or soaking the area (no baths, pools, or hot tubs).

First 1-2 Weeks:

• Wear loose, breathable clothing to prevent irritation.

• Avoid sun exposure—wear SPF after healing.

• No intense workouts, swimming, or harsh skincare on the area.

• Expect light peeling or flaking—let it shed naturally.

After Healing (4-6 Weeks):

• Tattoos may soften and lighten as they settle.

• Moisturize regularly and protect with SPF to maintain color.

• A touch-up may be needed after full healing.

Treat your scalp like an open wound—keep it clean and dry. Avoid chlorinated pools, saunas, steam rooms, and tanning beds for 28 days after your final treatment to ensure long-lasting results.

Days 0-5:

• Avoid intense exercise to prevent excessive sweating.

• No scrubbing, shampooing, or shaving to avoid irritation.

• Stay out of direct sunlight to prevent fading.

• Refrain from touching your scalp to reduce infection risk.

• Lightly rinse with water and dab with a wet cloth—do not soak.

• Stay hydrated and wear a hat if needed for comfort.

Days 5-10:

• Healing should be progressing, but continue aftercare.

• Avoid scratching or picking as peeling may begin.

• No shampooing, exfoliating, or skin irritants (including self-tanners).

• Light rinsing and fragrance-free moisturizer can aid healing.

• Light exercise can be resumed.

Day 10+

• Your scalp should be healed enough for normal activities.

• Your next session may be scheduled, depending on healing.

• Before your follow-up, wash your scalp and trim your hair as advised.

First 24 Hours:

• Avoid touching the treated area to prevent irritation.

• Expect redness, mild swelling, or sensitivity, similar to a sunburn.

• Do not apply makeup, skincare products, or sunscreen unless advised.

• Stay hydrated and avoid alcohol or caffeine to support healing.

• Avoid excessive heat (hot showers, saunas, workouts).

First 3-5 Days:

• Keep skin moisturized with a gentle, fragrance-free product.

• Avoid exfoliants (retinol, AHAs, BHAs, vitamin C) until fully healed.

• Wear SPF 30+ daily, as skin will be more sensitive to UV damage.

• Do not pick or scratch—let any flaking occur naturally.

After 1 Week:

• Skin should feel smoother and more even—continue moisturizing.

• Gradually reintroduce active skincare but start slowly.

• Results improve over time, and multiple sessions may be needed.