Ensuring that your ombre powder brows heal properly is essential for achieving optimal results. Following the recommended aftercare instructions is just as crucial as the actual procedure itself.

After getting ombre powder brows, it is normal for the colour to appear intense, and the facial skin may be sensitive with some redness. During the micropigmentation procedure, the skin is broken, and this leaves it vulnerable to infection. If not properly protected, the pigments may fade prematurely and result in unevenness.

It is essential to:

• Keep your eyebrows dry; avoid wetting them.
• Refrain from intense physical activities and sweating.
• Resist touching or peeling off scabs.
• Cleanse the injured skin daily to prevent bacterial build-up.
• Avoid sun exposure, tanning beds, saunas, and swimming pools.
• Do not apply makeup around the eyebrows.
• Avoid facials and harsh skincare products.
• Apply a thin layer of aftercare cream.

The healing process for ombre powder brows varies from day to day:

Day 1: Immediately after the treatment, expect intense colour and redness. The brows may appear darker and more defined than usual. The area might feel tender and slightly swollen. This is normal, and the colour will gradually fade over the next week.

Day 1-3: Gently remove excess lymph fluid from your brows using a clean tissue and distilled or boiled water to prevent large scabs from forming. Keeping your brows clean is crucial during this time.

Day 4: You may notice flaking and scabbing, along with itching as the skin heals. Avoid touching or scratching the brows to prevent pigment loss, infection, or scarring.

Day 5-7: The eyebrows will continue to flake and scab, primarily in the front and tail areas. This is a normal part of the healing process. The scabs will naturally fall off when they are ready, resulting in some pigment loss and lighter colour.

Day 7-10: The scabbing process continues, and any remaining redness indicates ongoing healing. The pigment colour may appear too light or even grey in some spots.

Day 14-30: Healing is nearly complete, and the colour should even out, giving the brows a soft and natural appearance. At this point, you can discuss any desired additions or changes.

To maintain and enhance your ombre powder brows, a touch-up session will be required after 4-6 weeks. This correction session allows for adjustments based on how well the skin retains pigment.

Remember that the longevity of your eyebrow tattoo depends on factors like your skin type, cosmetics usage, lifestyle, and sun exposure. Using sunscreen is crucial to prevent fading, and it is essential to avoid harsh products and treatments near your eyebrows.

Proper aftercare is crucial for maintaining the appearance and lasting effects of your new lip blush tattoo or lip neutralisation procedure. Kindly go through the following instructions with care:

Day 1:

Directly after the procedure, your lips may feel dry, tight, and tender. They may also look swollen and brightly coloured.

During the initial 4 hours, gently press a clean wipe on your lips to remove any lymph. After this, begin applying a thin layer of the ointment provided regularly to keep your lips moist (Not too thick, as the lips must be able to breathe).

Avoid activities like kissing, rubbing, or any friction on the treated area.

Day 1-3:

Apply the ointment multiple times a day to keep your lips moisturized. Avoid oily, spicy, and strongly seasoned foods. Try using straws when drinking. After eating, softly rinse and cleanse your lips with water, pat them dry, and then reapply the ointment.

Days 4-7:

During this period, your lips will go through a peeling process and the colour will lighten by about 30% to 50%. It is essential not to pick or rub the peeling skin; allow it to come off naturally. Keep up with the lip moisture routine.

Week 2:

Peeling will be complete, and your lip colour will be faint. You can return to your regular activities. Healing will continue over the next 6 weeks, with more colour gradually appearing. Maintaining lip moisture is vital for achieving the best final colour.

Week 6-8:

Your lips will be fully healed, and you will feel fantastic! You can enhance the look with some lip-gloss. In most instances, two sessions will be needed for the complete lip transformation.

Remember to avoid the following for the entire 14-day post-treatment period:

• Intense sweating
• Sports activities
• Swimming
• Hot baths, saunas, or Jacuzzis
• Sunbathing or tanning beds
• Exposure to UV/UVA rays or chemicals, as they can alter colour and cause early fading
• Laser or chemical treatments, peelings, and products containing Retin-A or Glycolic acid in the treated area
• Touching the treated area, except when applying post-care ointment with a cotton swab
• Picking, peeling, or scratching, which could lead to scarring or pigment removal
• Engaging in heavy cleaning tasks that create airborne debris
• Excessive alcohol consumption, as it can slow down healing
• Riding in open-air vehicles like convertibles, boats, bicycles, or motorcycles

If any unexpected skin healing issues arise, promptly contact Wake Up With Brows UK for further guidance.

Consult a doctor if you notice signs like fever, redness, swelling, tenderness, elevated body temperature, red streaks from the treatment site, or unusual coloured discharge with a foul odour.