Day 1

• Do not wash/wet your brows in the first 24 hours.

• After 24 hrs, wash your hands first. Then, wash your brows with mild soap, pat your brows dry with clean, soft cotton rounds. Next, apply A&D ointment (or Vaseline) twice a day for the next 2 weeks.

• No rubbing, picking, or scratching

• Do not apply makeup on the healing area

• Do not apply brow growth serums with prostaglandin analogues before and after the procedure

• Avoid skincare with active ingredients (for example, retinol, acids) for 2 weeks

• Avoid excessive sweating

• Sleep on your back

• No direct shower spray on the healing area

• Avoid hair removal on the healing area

• Avoid chemical peels/facials/botox

• Avoid direct sunlight

• Do not swim in fresh, salt, or chlorinated
   

Day 2–14

• Sleep on your back for 1 week.

• Always wash and clean your hands before touching your skin

• Wash the area gently with a gentle cleanser (do not use cleansers with acids or exfoliants)

• Apply A&D ointment (or Vaseline) twice a day

• No rubbing, picking, or scratching

• Do not apply makeup on the healing area

• Do not apply brow growth serums with prostaglandin analogues before and after the procedure

• Avoid skincare with active ingredients (for example, retinol, acids) for 2 weeks

• Avoid exposing your eyebrows to excessive moisture, such as in saunas, steam rooms, or swimming pools.

• Do avoid direct sunlight and wear a hat or sunglasses when outdoors.

• No direct shower spray on the area.

• Avoid hair removal on the healing area

• Avoid chemical peels/facials/botox

• Do not swim in fresh, salt, or chlorinated water
   

Day 14 onwards

• Use sunscreen to protect your eyebrows from prolonged sun exposure

• Do moisturize the treated area as needed, using a non-fragrant and non-comedogenic moisturizer.

• Do consider incorporating a brow serum into your daily routine once for healthy-looking eyebrows

• Do consult your technician if you have any concerns or questions.
  
  IMPORTANT:

• Signs of infection: If you notice significant redness, pain, swelling, or pus, there could be an infection, and you should reach out to your artist or healthcare professional.

• Persistent irritation: If the skin doesn’t seem to be healing properly or if you experience extreme discomfort, get in touch with your artist.

• Allergic reactions: If you have any allergic reactions to the aftercare products or ointment, stop using them and consult your PMU artist or a healthcare provider for an alternative.