After Care
What to Expect
Congratulations on your new brows! Yay! Below you will find After Care instructions and What to Expect during the healing process. Remember brows are sisters, not twins! Everyone heals differently and you will most likely need a Touch-up appointment to achieve maximum results. The Touch-up appointment is $200.
After Care
Mircroblading
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Gently wipe off Magic Sealer 4-5 hours after your appointment with a damp cotton pad.
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Gently clean your eyebrows daily at the end of each day with a damp cotton pad. Repeat this step daily until your brows are healed and the scabs fall off.
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For non oily skin type you will apply After Care Gel 1-2 times a day after the first 48hrs. Repeat this daily until scabs fall off and brows are fully healed.
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For oily skin type you will dry heal. No ointment or anything on the brows during the healing process.
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Keep your eyebrows dry. You must avoid soaking them in water for too long. NO swimming, sauna/steam, or heavy sweating until brows are healed.Quick water exposure in the shower or while washing your face is ok, just avoid washing the eyebrow area. During your shower you can use the brow shield provided in your take home kit.
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NO heavy exercising (sweating), NO tanning, NO waxing or threading until your brows are fully healed.
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NO foundation makeup, eyebrow pencil, lotion or any other facial products on your eyebrows until they are completely healed.
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If necessary you can use an eyebrow pencil to touch up any lights areas after they are healed (scabs completely gone) while you wait for pigment to resurface.
*** It is crucial that you follow these After Care instructions to achieve the best results and pigment retention for your brows.
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What to Expect
***The healing process will take a number of days to complete. This is dependent on how quickly the outer layer of your skin exfoliates and new skin regrows to take its place. During the healing process the color intensity of your brows can be significantly sharper, brighter/darker and they can appear larger than what can be expected for the final outcome. This is completely normal and apart of the healing process.