General Aftercare (All Areas)
First 24–48 Hours
- Gently blot the area with a clean tissue to remove lymph fluid.
- Keep the area clean and dry.
- Do not touch with unwashed hands.
Days 2–10 (Healing Phase)
- Apply a thin layer of recommended aftercare ointment as instructed.
- Avoid sweating, swimming, saunas, and direct sun exposure.
- Do not pick, scratch, or peel any flaking skin.
- Avoid makeup on or near the treated area.
Important Notes
- Color will appear darker and more intense initially.
- Fading and patchiness during healing is normal.
- Final results take 4–6 weeks.
Lip Blush Aftercare
Immediately After
- Lips may feel swollen, dry, and tight.
- Color will appear bright and bold at first.
Care Instructions
- Keep lips constantly hydrated with the provided balm.
- Drink through a straw for the first few days.
- Avoid spicy, salty, or acidic foods for 3–5 days.
- No kissing or friction on the lips during healing.
Healing Timeline
- Days 1–3: Bright, swollen
- Days 4–7: Peeling/flaking
- Days 7–14: Color appears lighter
- Weeks 4–6: True color develops
Avoid
- Picking peeling skin
- Lipstick or gloss until healed
- Sun exposure without SPF
Brow Aftercare
Immediately After
- Brows will look darker, sharper, and more defined.
Care Instructions
- Gently cleanse with water and pat dry.
- Apply a very thin layer of ointment (do not over-apply).
- Avoid getting brows overly wet in the shower.
Healing Timeline
- Days 1–3: Dark and bold
- Days 4–10: Flaking and lightening
- Days 10–14: Brows may look faded
- Weeks 4–6: Color resurfaces
Avoid
- Makeup on brows
- Excessive sweating
- Picking or scratching
Eyeliner Aftercare
Immediately After
- Eyes may feel swollen, watery, or sensitive.
Care Instructions
- Apply cold compress (clean, dry) if needed.
- Keep the area clean and dry.
- Sleep slightly elevated if swelling occurs.
Healing Timeline
- Days 1–3: Swelling and tenderness
- Days 4–7: Light flaking
- Days 7–10: Lighter appearance
- Weeks 4–6: Final results
Avoid
- Mascara, eyeliner, or eye makeup until healed
- Rubbing or touching eyes
- Contact lenses for 24–48 hours (if advised)
Long-Term Care
- Use SPF to prevent fading.
- Avoid chemical peels or laser treatments on the area.
- Schedule your touch-up appointment (6–8 weeks) for best results.
When to Contact Your Artist
- Excessive redness or swelling after 48 hours
- Signs of infection (pus, severe pain, heat)
- Any unusual reaction