BROWS

 

For the first & second day wipe with sterile cooled boiled water with clean cotton pads 4 times each day, then apply a tiny amount of bepanthen with a cotton bud.

Day 3-14 wash with warm water or simple face wash twice a day, then apply a small amount of bepanthen, if needed you can apply more during the day but if it looks white at all take some off as too much aftercare cream may affect pigment retention. 

Do not stand with your face under the shower when washing. 

After your eyebrow procedure, you may be swollen. Some clients will swell minimally and some will swell more. Everyone heals differently. This can cause the area(s) to appear uneven, itchy and irritated when healing. The area(s)will also appear much darker and thicker than the final result. You can expect eyebrows to fade and shrink around 30% this typically happens within 3-30 days of the first procedure.  

 

The scabs will  shed off the skin with colour in it as the area heals.  Please do not pick. 

 

Some areas of the eyebrows will fade more than others and as the pigment oxidizes it will start to darken up again over a 2-3 weeks, final healed result will be at 4 weeks.  After the touch up, the body should recognise the pigment and should retain better and won’t fade as much as the initial procedure. If you start any new medication before your touch up appointment you must let me know, this includes antibiotics as this will effect retention and the top up may need to be rearranged. Top up must be done within 12 weeks of initial procedure which is included in the price, after that it will be chargeable. 

 

ALL PERMANENT MAKEUP RESULTS VARY FROM PERSON TO PERSON.

 

If you HAVE OR HAD previous permanent makeup, laser removal, Alopecia, Trichotillomania, scarring, skin conditions or old pigment still visible on an area previously done by another technician, please know that the area/s may require more work or may NOT retain at all. They WILL NOT heal like untouched skin & fees will apply

 

Skin types, such as African American, Indian, Philippine, Italian, Severely Oily or over tanned skin and there like, please note that the hair strokes WILL blend more with your skin and may not appear as defined as on lighter skin types.  Red heads, blondes & fair skin types, will experience more swelling, redness, crusting or scabbing and some areas will fade substantially. They can look more powdered or solid looking. 

 

Smoking will affect your results and may cause the pigment to fade prematurely. 

 

You must keep your brows dry apart from washing them until the scabs come off or for 2 weeks And do not touch them,  If you should experience any scabbing, crusting, or flaking, please let it exfoliate naturally. This will prevent any unnecessary infections or pigment loss.

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ABSOLUTELY NO GETTING THEM DIRECTLY WET: WATER, POOL, OCEAN, SUN (HEAT),SWEATING(OF ANY KIND), GYM/EXERSION FOR 2 WEEKS.  NO TANNING & RETINOLS/ANTI-AGING CREAMS FOR 30 DAYS BEFORE THE PROCEDURE AND FOR 30 DAYS AFTER.  IF YOU DO NOT WAIT YOU WILL RUIN THE RESULTS. IF YOU DO NOT FOLLOW THIS AFTERCARE, I WILL KNOW AND HAVE THE RIGHT TO RELEASE YOU FROM ANY FUTURE SERVICES. 

 

PERMANENT MAKEUP WILL APPEAR MORE SOLID OR POWDERED AS YOR SKIN AGES.

 

Top up procedures may be cancelled within 48 hours if this notice period is not given a £50 charge will apply to book a new appointment. 

 

In an emergency you should always seek medical attention either at your Gp surgery or A&E.  

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Lip Blush 

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Use aftercare balm as and when needed, atleast twice daily, dab with cotton pad and cooled boiled water everyday.

Do not pick, or scrub your lips

Drink through a straw for 3 days,

No hot drinks the day of procedure,

No kissing

Do not put any lipstick or gloss or old lip balms on until all of the scabs have come off

Please use a new mask each time you use one

No lip filler until 6 weeks after procedure

No retinols around the lip area while healing

No sun exposure for 4 weeks after

Your lips will fade and the colour will pop back at around week 6, they are not fully finished until the second procedure has healed.

If any sign of cold sore, ( it will be day 4) discontinue the cream and use acyclovir.

Remember we all carry the dormant virus and even if you’ve never had a cold sore the trauma can trigger one. If you do get one it’s advisable to take acyclovir tablets for retouch.

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Li

 

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