After your appointment
Aftercare
The Post Treatment Care is 70% of the final result — make sure to follow it precisely.
Choose your treatment below — the routine and healing timeline change. The things to avoid are the same for all three and are listed once at the bottom of this page.
Brows — Aftercare
Water: Do NOT get water on your eyebrows for 3 days at all. No shampoo, conditioner, or face wash on your eyebrows for 7 days.
Cream: First three days: apply the given cream twice a day. From day three onward: apply it once a day. (Oily skin: once a day.)
Note: Pigments may fade faster if you use antibiotics or hormonal therapy.
How your brows heal
“I’m in love with my new brows!” Brows look darker than the final result.
“Oh no, my eyebrows are way too dark!” Very dark, and the wound is starting to form scabs.
“My brows are scabbing and itchy.” Scabs are falling off — very itchy. Do NOT pick or scratch.
“My brows are gone!” After the scabs peel, brows look very light. This is NOT the final result — colour starts to come back after a week.
“My colour is coming back.” Colour returns; the result may be slightly uneven or patchy.
“Finally!” The first touch-up is necessary for the final result — it corrects unevenness and helps the skin hold the pigment.
Lips — Aftercare
Water: Days 1–3: do NOT get water on your lips at all. After day 3 it is OK to get your lips wet. You can shower 24 hours after your appointment, but do NOT get water, shampoo, conditioner or face wash on your lips.
Cream: Days 1–7: apply the given cream once a day.
Important: Contact your family physician within 24 hours if you see any reaction or signs of infection after treatment.
How your lips heal
Lip pigment looks extra dark — different from the final result.
Lips are swollen and the pigment looks far more intense.
The treated area begins to scab and peel. Do not pick — it pulls out pigment.
Lip shading fades while the first layer of skin heals.
Once the skin has healed, the pigment begins to show.
“Finally — my true colour.” The full result. Be patient — some unevenness is normal.
Eyeliner — Aftercare
Water: Days 1–3: do NOT get water on your eyes at all. After day 3 it is OK to get your eyes wet. You can shower 24 hours after your appointment, but do NOT get water, shampoo, conditioner or face wash on your eyes.
Cream: Days 1–7: apply the given cream once a day.
Important: Contact your family physician within 24 hours if you see any reaction or signs of infection after treatment.
How your eyeliner heals
- Day 1 — Eyeliner looks extra dark — not the final result.
- Day 2–3 — Eyes are swollen and the pigment looks far more intense.
- Day 3–7 — The treated area begins to scab and peel. Do not pick — it pulls out pigment.
- Day 8–14 — Eyeliner fades while the first layer of skin heals.
- Day 21–28 — Once the skin has healed, the pigment begins to show.
- Day 30–45 — The full result. Be patient — some unevenness is normal.
Things to avoid — all treatments
For 7 days: make-up near the treated area (foundation/eyeshadow near brows; lipstick/eyeshadow near lips and eyes); exercise and sweat; sauna; facial massages and facial inhalation; picking at the treated area — it pulls out pigment.
For 2 weeks: swimming pools; Botox and filler in the treated area. Botox and filler can be done 2 weeks after your procedure.
For 1 month: sun-tanning and solariums; light-laser therapy; chemical peels and fruit acids; creams containing regeneration factors.