pmu brow care
Below you will find your pre and post care instructions for your new brows. It is imperitive that you follow your aftercare instructions to the letter to ensure the beat healed result.
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If you are unsure of anything please make sure to get in touch.
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Before your appointment
3 WEEKS BEFORE​
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Avoid getting botox any closer than 3 weeks before your appointment
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Stop using skincare products that include Vitamin A or Retinol/Tretinoin on or around the brow area.
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Avoid any deep exfoliating facials. micro-dermabrasion and chemical treatments.
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2 weeks before
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Any courses of antibiotics need to be completed 2 weeks prior to treatment.
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Avoid tanning or sunbeds.
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1 week before
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Avoid using false tan.
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No waxing, threading or tinting the brows. ( If you want me to match the colour to your tint, do this no closer than a week before)
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You must avoid any blood thinning medication.
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48 hours before
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Avoid caffeine or alcohol
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Do not exercise
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Do not take aspirin, Vitamin E, fish oils or Ibuprofen.
After your Appointment
in the first 7-10 days post treatment
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Follow all aftercare advice given to you by your artist.
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Avoid getting the brows wet.
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Avoid anything that can cause excessive sweating eg. exercise, saunas, steam rooms etc
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If you sleep on your front or heavily on one side, please avoid this for the first 7-10 days.
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Avoid wearing makeup on or around the brows.
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Do not use any creams on or around the brow area apart from those given to you by your artist.
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for the first month post treatment
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Avoid using sunbeds
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Avoid any laser therapy, micro-dermabrasion and creams that contain regeneration factors.
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Important points to note
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Once your brows are healed, it is recommended that you always wear an SPF of 50 on them to avoid discolouration and achieve maximum longevity.
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Your brows will need to be maintained with regular top-up appointments, these can be anything from 1-2 years after getting the brows done.
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Approximately 2 weeks after the brows are done they can look very faint and patchy, this is totally normal and just a part of the healing process. The colour will not be fully developed until approximately 8 weeks from your appointment.