Brow Care Guide

Do
Stay hydrated
Moisturize and gently exfoliate the brow area
Avoid chemical treatments near the brows
Don’t
3 months
Major cosmetic procedures of the face
6–8 weeks
Retinol, tretinoin, or brow growth serums
4 weeks
Lamination, peels, microneedling, laser, tanning, antibiotics, or steroids
2 weeks
AHAs, BHAs, vitamin C, Botox, or tint
48 hours
Alcohol
Aftercare
Cleanse gently twice daily with clean hands
Pat dry — never rub
Apply aftercare sparingly
Avoid makeup directly on the tattoo for 10–14 days
Avoid sweating, pools, ocean, saunas, and excess heat
No laser over cosmetic tattoo
Proper aftercare directly impacts healed results.
Day 1
Brows appear darker and more defined than the final result. Mild redness and sensitivity are normal.
Days 2–4
Brows remain dark as the skin begins to close. The area may feel slightly dry or tight.
Days 5–7
Flaking begins. Brows may look patchy or uneven. Do not pick or scratch the area.
Days 8–10
Most flaking has resolved. Brows may appear lighter as the outer layer sheds.
Days 10–14
Color begins to soften and settle. Brows may continue lightening during this stage.
4–6 Weeks
Brows appear soft and natural. Your second session refines shape, fills lighter areas, and supports long-term retention.
Every skin type heals differently. Second session required 8–12 weeks after your first session.

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Not a Candidate

Under 18
Pregnant or nursing
Active chemotherapy or radiation
Blood clotting disorders
Illness at time of appointment

Medical Clearance Required

Keloid history
Organ transplant history
Insulin-dependent diabetes
Immunosuppressant medications
Autoimmune conditions affecting the skin

Eyeliner-Specific Clearance

Blepharitis
Glaucoma
Graves’ disease