After Care Essentials

For the best results, please follow all aftercare instructions provided. A little attention after your appointment makes a big difference in longevity and overall results.

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Hybrid Tint

First 24 Hours

Keep your brows completely dry — no water, no sweating, no steamy showers.
Skip makeup, oils, and skincare on the brow area.

Keep Them Cute Longer

Avoid all oil-based products near the brows — oil will fade your tint faster.
Don’t include your brows in your 10-step skincare routine; use a toner or witch hazel to gently cleanse around the area instead.
When washing your face, be gentle on the brows — no harsh rubbing.
Avoid exfoliants, retinol, AHAs/BHAs, or any strong cleansers near the brows.
If your brows feel dry, use a light, oil-free brow conditioner or a small amount of aloe gel.
Avoid swimming or excessive water.
Book a refresh every 3–4 weeks to keep that soft, sculpted look on lock.

Brow Lamination

First 24 Hours

No water, steam, sweating, or saunas -- treat your brows like they just got a blowout.
Avoid makeup, oils, and skincare on or around the brow area.
Avoid touching + excessive brushing

Keep Them Fluffy + Laminated Longer

Avoid oil-based products near the brows — oil will relax the lamination faster.
When washing your face, be extra gentle around the brow area.
Skip exfoliants, retinol, AHAs/BHAs, and strong cleansers near the brows.
Brush brows lightly only when styling in the morning — don’t overwork them.
Keep brows hydrated with a light, oil-free brow conditioner or aloe if they feel dry.
Avoid heavy sun exposure, sweating, and swimming for the first 48 hours for best results.
Book your next lamination no sooner than 6-8 weeks, remember this is a chemical treatment at the end of the day.

Aftercare is important!

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Lash Lift

First 24 Hours

Keep your lashes completely dry — no water, no tears, no steam, no sweating.
Avoid mascara, oils, creams, and eye makeup.
Don’t rub, touch, or sleep on your lashes.

Keep Them Lifted Longer

Avoid oil-based products around the eyes — oil can relax the lift faster.
When cleansing your face, be gentle around the eye area.
Skip waterproof mascara; it’s too harsh and can weaken the lift.
Avoid saunas, steam rooms, and swimming for the first 48 hours.
Brush your lashes upward each morning with a clean spoolie.
Nourish them with a light lash serum if they feel dry.
Results typically last 6–8 weeks, depending on your lash cycle.

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Permanent Brows

Blot your brows gently with a clean, dry tissue for the first 1–2 hours to remove any excess lymph or blood.
Keep brows dry and avoid direct water, sweat, saunas, swimming, and sun exposure for 10-14 days.
Wash gently AM & PM with 1–2 pumps of mild soap using a clean cotton round in a wiping motion only — no scrubbing or circular motions — and rinse with cool water.
Apply a very small amount of the provided aftercare balm 2–3 times a day directly to the brow area using clean fingers or a Q-tip.
Do not pick at the brow area or scabs; allow them to heal naturally.
Keep all skincare products and makeup away from the brow area for 10–14 days.
In the shower, avoid direct running water on the brows and use any shields provided to help keep them dry.
Avoid direct sun exposure for 10–14 days.
Once fully healed, use SPF daily to protect your brows from fading or discoloration.
After healing, avoid all anti-aging, brightening, and acne products on the brow area.

Contact your physician immediately if you notice signs of infection or abnormal swelling.

Lip Blush

Lips may feel dry, tight, swollen, or tender — this is completely normal. You may take over-the-counter pain or anti-inflammatory medication if needed.
Apply the provided aftercare balm sparingly to keep lips hydrated.
For swelling feel free to ice them for 10 minutes at a time, swelling can last up to 2 days.
Avoid touching, picking, or scratching your lips while healing.
Do not apply makeup, oils, or heavy lip balms for the first few days.
Avoid spicy foods, hot drinks, and excessive salt during the first 3–5 days to prevent irritation.
Lips may appear darker or more vibrant at first, then lighten slightly as they heal. Expect some peeling or flaking — this is normal.
Avoid sun exposure, tanning, swimming, and saunas while lips are healing.
Full results can take 7–14 days to appear, and final color may continue to settle over the next 4–6 weeks.
A touch-up appointment is recommended 6–8 weeks after your initial session for optimal results.

Contact your physician immediately if you notice signs of infection.

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