Aftercare Instructions for Permanent Makeup: BROWS, EYES, AND LIPS
Proper aftercare is essential for achieving the best results from your permanent makeup procedure. Below are the updated guidelines for caring for your brows, eyes, and lips after treatment.
By following these aftercare instructions and using the products provided in your aftercare kit, you’ll help ensure proper healing, vibrant color retention, and long-lasting results.
1.Aftercare Kit
2.Eyebrow Aftercare
3.Eyeliner Aftercare
4.Lip Aftercare
5.General Aftercare Tips for All Areas
Your technician will provide you with a complete aftercare kit, including:
A saline solution for gently cleaning the treated area.
Vaseline with Vitamin A&D for light application on the treated area.
A detailed aftercare brochure with step-by-step instructions.
It’s important to use only the products provided in your kit to ensure proper healing and optimal results.
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First 2–3 Days:
Gently clean the treated area 2–3 times a day using the saline solution provided. Use a sterile cotton pad to gently dab away lymphatic fluid.
Apply a thin layer of Vaseline with Vitamin A&D after cleaning.
First Week:
Avoid getting your eyebrows wet (be cautious while washing your face).
Do not pick, scratch, or peel any scabs; let them fall off naturally.
Avoid physical activities that cause excessive sweating.
Do not apply makeup on or near your brows.
First Month:
Avoid direct sunlight, tanning beds, saunas, and swimming pools.
After healing, apply sunscreen (SPF 30+) on your brows when exposed to the sun.
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First 2–3 Days:
Gently clean the eyeliner area 2–3 times a day with the saline solution provided, using a sterile cotton pad.
Apply a thin layer of Vaseline with Vitamin A&D after cleaning.
First Week:
Do not apply eye makeup (mascara, eyeliner, or eyeshadow).
Avoid getting water on your eyelids.
Sleep on your back to prevent rubbing your eyes against the pillow.
First Month:
Avoid direct sunlight, tanning beds, saunas, and swimming pools.
Apply SPF around the eye area once fully healed.
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First 2–3 Days:
Gently clean the lips 2–3 times a day with the saline solution provided, using a sterile cotton pad.
Apply a thin layer of Vaseline with Vitamin A&D after cleaning.
First Week:
Avoid spicy, salty, acidic, or very hot foods.
Drink liquids using a straw.
Do not lick or pick at your lips.
Allow scabs to fall off naturally.
First Month:
Avoid direct sunlight, tanning beds, saunas, and swimming pools.
Use a lip balm with SPF protection.
If you notice signs of cold sores, use antiviral creams (e.g., Acyclovir) immediately.
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1.Use the saline solution and Vaseline with Vitamin A&D as instructed by your technician.
2.Do not pick, scratch, or peel scabs.
3.Avoid makeup on treated areas until fully healed.
4.Avoid heavy sweating and water exposure.
5.Follow your technician’s specific instructions.
6.Schedule a follow-up appointment for touch-ups after 4–6 weeks.
7.If you notice any signs of infection (e.g., increased redness, swelling, warmth, or unusual discharge), contact your healthcare provider immediately.
8.Failure to follow the aftercare instructions provided by your technician will result in the client assuming full responsibility for the final outcome of the procedure.
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