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Eyebrow Tattoo Care

Eyebrow grooming can significantly enhance your facial features, and proper care before and after the procedure ensures the best results and minimizes any potential issues. For optimal results and lasting beauty in your cosmetic tattoo, adhering to SARAH’s instructions for pre- and post-care is crucial.

 Please note that this guidance serves as a helpful reference, but we can’t assure specific outcomes as individual skin responses vary. The duration of healing and sessions required for colour retention may differ for each client. Taking diligent care of your eyebrows during the healing process and afterward is essential, and by following these before-and-after care guidelines, you can ensure that your eyebrows look their best and remain healthy following any grooming or treatment sessions.

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Eyebrows Tattoo Pre-Care:

Strict adherence to pre-care instructions is imperative to minimize bleeding and skin sensitivities during the service. Excessive bleeding and sensitivity can dilute and expel pigment, leading to unsatisfactory results.

  1. Ensure your skin is free from irritations, including blemishes, eczema, and psoriasis.
  2. Refrain from Accutane medication / Retinoid and Retinol for at least 3 months before your Cosmetic Tattoo.
  3. Cease the use of Fish Oil, Vitamin C, Glucosamine, Evening Primrose Oil, and Ginger one week prior to your appointment, as they thin the blood and hinder correct pigment implantation.
  4. Discontinue anti-aging, skin-brightening, or anti-acne skincare products (especially those with AHA or Vitamin A) 1–2 days before your appointment. Resume your skincare routine 2–4 weeks after your final session.
  5. Avoid facials, microdermabrasion, microneedling, peels, or laser treatments for at least 1–2 weeks before your appointment. Refrain from cosmetic injections on the forehead 2–3 weeks prior.
  6. Do not take blood-thinning medication (Ibuprofen, Aspirin, Advil, Niacin, Voltaren, Indocid, prenatal vitamins, Vitamin E, nutritional shakes) for 2–3 days before—unless advised otherwise by your doctor. Tylenol is recommended for pain relief.
  7. Refrain from working out on the procedure day.
  8. Avoid sun tanning or tanning beds for 1–2 weeks before; a sunburn requires rescheduling and forfeits your deposit.
  9. Abstain from tweezing, threading, waxing, tinting, or electrolysis one week before.
  10. Ensure scars from surgery or injury have healed for at least one year before the service.
  11. Abstain from alcohol and caffeine products 24 hours before. Note increased sensitivity during your menstrual cycle.

Failure to follow pre-care may result in forfeiting your appointment and deposit.

 

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Cosmetic Tattooing After Care

General necessary aftercare for eyebrow tattooing:

  • Do not wet your eyebrows the first day after treatment and don’t shower your face for the first 2 days.

  • After the 2-day period you can shower; however, avoid long steamy showers for the first two weeks after treatment.

  • Avoid saunas, steamy swimming pools, and hot environments for the first 2 weeks.

  • Do not do excessive exercise for the first 10 days that causes your heart rate to increase and sweating.

  • Do not apply any chemical products (makeup, soaps, cleansing washes) to the treated area for the first 10 days.

  • After 30–40 days you can come for a touch-up session.

 

  • Days 1–3: Your eyebrows may feel swollen and irritated, and the colour may look darker than expected.
  • Days 3–14: Healing begins—scabs form and fall away; shape and colour may look uneven.
  • Week 3: True pigment re-emerges as deeper skin layers heal.
  • After 30 days, You can accurately judge shape and colour and book any necessary touch-up.

Long Term Care

You’ll find that your cosmetic tattoo will last between 1–3 years after the touch-up session. Future touch-up appointments are required to maintain shape and depth of color; if you don’t maintain, the color will lighten over time. Fading greatly depends on your skin type, lifestyle, sun exposure, pigment color used, broken capillaries, and iron deficiency. To keep your brows looking their best, plan on scheduling a touch-up once a year.

  • Use a good sunscreen on the brows if you plan to be in the sun for prolonged periods—sun exposure will fade your tattoo over time.

  • Smokers, sun worshippers, or anyone with skin in a state of distress may see less desirable results.

  • If you plan a chemical peel, laser procedure, or MRI scan, inform the technician of your cosmetic tattoo.

  • Regular use of hydroquinone or rapid-exfoliation products around the brow area will cause premature fading.

  • Chemical peels, acid peels, or brightening products targeting hyperpigmentation on the forehead can fade permanent brows.

  • Exfoliating cleansers, scrubs, or acne-fighting “acid” products will speed pigment exfoliation and increase fading risk.

WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT AFTER TREATMENT?

Straight after treatment your eyebrows look perfect.

  • Days 2–5: They may seem darker and thicker.

  • Days 5–10: Shape may shift and colour begin to fade.

  • Days 10–15: Fading continues—this is normal.

  • Days 15–30: Colour reappears but may look patchy.
    After 30 days, your brows settle into their final shape and colour—then book your first touch-up.

 

This depends on your skin type and can vary between 2.5 and 3 hours.

  • Microblading: 1–2 years

  • Nano & Powder brows: 2–4 years

Avoid touching, scratching, or picking at your eyebrows to prevent infection and ensure proper healing.

Yes—gently with lukewarm water. Avoid scrubbing or harsh cleansers, and pat dry with a clean towel.

Minor redness and swelling are normal and should subside within hours to a couple of days. If symptoms persist or worsen, consult your technician.