Pre-Care Instructions

  • No alcohol consumption or marijuana use 24 hours before the procedure.
  • Avoid caffeine the day of the procedure.
  • Avoid extreme sun exposure and tanning 3 weeks prior to the procedure.
  • Avoid chemical peels, laser facials or any invasive procedure on the face 3 weeks prior to the procedure.
  • Do not take Aspirin, Niacin, Vitamin E or Advil/Ibuprofen 24 hours before the procedure. Tylenol is okay.
  • Must be off Accutane (Isotretnoin) for a minimum of 12 months.
  • Discontinue the use of any exfoliating products around the procedure area 3 weeks prior to your appointment.
  • No Botox around the procedure area 3 weeks prior.
  • You may come in with your brows filled in for reference or without makeup.
  • You do not need to groom your brows before your visit. If you would like to only remove any stray hairs far from the main brow shape.
  • Bring photos of yourself with your brows drawn on and begin saving photos of brows that you like. This will help give me a better idea of what you want to achieve. If you are unsure that is okay too and we will discuss it together during the CONSULTATION.
  • It is recommended to wash your hair before your appointment, this will help make you aftercare easier.
  • Have a meal or snack prior to your appointment as your appointment ranges from 3-4 hours.

Post-Care Instructions

It is very important that you do not get your brows wet for the next 1-14 days as they heal. A minor splash of water is fine, but prolonged exposure to water is not. If they accidentally get wet, do not rub the brows to dry them; gently pat dry.
Day 1: Wash the brow area on its own with a gentle cleanser, and pat dry when done (no rubbing).
Day 2-14: Wipe or pat the brows with a damp cotton pad or cotton ball once a day to remove debris, face oils, and make-up. Only use disposable products not towels.
Optional step: Apply a thin layer (grain-size amount) of specified moisturizer on and around the brows once a day and night or whenever you feel tight, itchy, or dry. You can skip this step if they are not bothering you. You donโ€™t want to suffocate the treatment area by using too much ointment.
Note: If you have dry skin, you will most likely require more moisturizing, while clients with oily skin can avoid it. Whether we use a moisturizer or not, our bodies will heal the tattoo. Our objective with moisturizer is to keep the skin at a balanced moisture level, not too dry or overly greasy.
For the remainder of the face, you can continue to wash and moisturize as usual, avoiding the brow region by 1cm. You can still wash your hair, but you must be careful not to get water on your brows. If a tiny bit of water gets on your brows after showering, simply wipe them dry.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   For the duration of the healing:
  • Avoid excessive water exposure on the brows.
  • No make-up application on the brows.
  • No sun tanning, swimming, sauna, hot yoga or excessive sweating.
  • No soap, moisturizer, make-up, creams or sunscreen on the brow area.