Important Aftercare Instructions

Today:

Use the face wash provided in your aftercare kit to cleanse your eyebrows gently.

Pat dry with clean paper towels

Days 2-10:

• Continue using the face wash from your aftercare kit, cleansing twice daily.

• Apply a tiny amount of the balm provided in your kit, ensuring it's barely noticeable on your skin.

• Maintain a fresh pillowcase and avoid picking at any scabs or dry skin.

• Stay away from facials, botox, chemical treatments, or microdermabrasion for the next 4 weeks.

• Refrain from intense, sweaty exercise for 10 days.

Protect your eyebrows from direct sun exposure or tanning for 4 weeks; consider wearing a hat when outdoors.

• Avoid long, hot showers and heavy sweating during the first 10 days.

• Sleep on your back or side, avoiding pressure on your eyebrows.

• Stay clear of swimming, lakes, and hot tubs for 10 days.

• Do not apply topical makeup or sunscreen to the treated area for 10 days.

• Resist the urge to rub, pick, or scratch the treated area.

Healing Process:

• It's normal for your eyebrows to appear swollen, red, uneven, and thicker during the initial healing stage.

• Expect some fading (10% - 50%) within 3-30 days, followed by skin shedding. Do not pick.

• The pigment will naturally darken over the next 4-6 weeks.

Skin Variations:

• Results vary by skin type; those with darker or fairer skin may experience different outcomes.

• Maintenance touch-ups are typically recommended every 1-1.5 years to maintain color and shape.

Note:

For the best results, it's essential to adhere to these aftercare guidelines.

Kelly's expertise ensures the highest quality of permanent makeup.

Patience may be required, and manual makeup may still be necessary.

If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. Your satisfaction and well-being are our top priorities.

Day of Lip Tattoo Procedure:

• Wash your hands thoroughly to keep things clean.

• Gently pat your lips with a clean, damp cotton pad 2-3 times.

Day After Lip Tattoo Procedure:

• Keep your lips completely dry; avoid any moisture.

From the Third Day until Lips Heal:

• Continue to keep your lips dry and clean.

• If needed, use a tiny bit of balm (no more than once or twice a day).

• When sipping, opt for a straw during the first few days.

• Eat clean, dry foods using utensils to avoid getting your lips dirty.

• Stay away from spicy and salty foods.

• Hold off on kissing until all scabs have naturally disappeared.

Additional Info:

• Your lip tattoo will go through different stages during healing, including scabbing and initial fading—this is normal.

• Over time, your lips will gradually regain their desired color and vibrancy.

• To get the best results, stick to these aftercare steps closely.

• Keep in mind that everyone's healing experience may be a bit different.

Day of Eyeliner Tattoo Procedure:

Start by washing your hands thoroughly for cleanliness.

Gently rinse your eyes with water by dabbing them for a few seconds.

Pat them dry using a clean paper towel.

From the Second Day until Eyes Heal:

Avoid applying any makeup on or around your eyes for the next 7 days.

Additional Information:

During the healing process, it's normal for your eyelids to experience some swelling, redness, and a slightly uneven appearance.

Be cautious not to touch or rub your treated eyelids to prevent any complications.

If you experience any discomfort, swelling, or unusual symptoms beyond what's expected during healing, don't hesitate to reach out to us for guidance.

Following these aftercare instructions is crucial to achieving the best and safest results from your eyeliner tattoo.

What to Avoid During the Healing Process:

• Keep the treated area away from soap, shampoo, or other cleansers for the first five days.

• Resist the urge to pick or scratch any dry skin/flakiness; let it naturally shed to prevent scarring and pigment loss.

• Avoid applying makeup to the tattooed area for the initial 2 weeks, as cosmetics can hinder the healing process and color retention.

• Steer clear of Vaseline, Neosporin, or other petroleum-based products during the healing period.

• Don't bleach, tint, or dye the tattooed area for at least one month following the procedure.

• Do not use any anti-acne products (like Benzoyl Peroxide or Salicylic Acid) or skin-lightening creams (hydroquinone) while healing.

• Stay away from anti-aging or facial products containing Alpha Hydroxyls (AHAs), Retin-A, Lactic, or Glycolic Acids.

• Avoid threading, waxing, or using hair removal products on the treated area during the healing phase.

• Refrain from intense exercise or sweating a few days before and one week after the procedure.

• Stay out of swimming pools, jacuzzis, or bodies of water for two weeks.

• Don't submerge your face in bathwater or allow direct shower spray on your face for two weeks.

After Healing (4-6 Weeks):

• Most clients require multiple treatments; new procedures typically involve at least two appointments.

• We assess how your skin has accepted the color and make any necessary adjustments. Older clients or those with prior cosmetic tattoos may need multiple sessions.

• Most cosmetic tattoos maintain their color as they fade. If not, we have a special formula to address the issue.

Preserving Tattoo Color:

• Permanent eyebrows typically last 1-3 years, depending on various factors. Touch-ups every 12-18 months help maintain shape and pigment saturation.

• Sun exposure can cause color to fade faster, so apply sunscreen once everything is fully healed, taking care not to affect the tattooed area. Skin type, lifestyle, color choice, capillary health, and chemical peels also play a role.

IMPORTANT: After the flakes have naturally shed, a shiny layer of healing skin covers the treated area, making it seem as if the tattoo has disappeared. Over 1-2 weeks, the pigment gradually reappears at a lighter shade as your skin regenerates.

Top Tips to Protect Permanent Makeup Color:

• Use sunscreen.

• Wear large sunglasses and a hat.

• Rinse and dry the area thoroughly after exposure to chlorine.

• Keep glycolic acid, microdermabrasion, and chemical face peel products away from the tattooed area.