- Be sure to complete any antibiotic treatment at least 2 months prior.

- Avoid caffeine beverages day of appointment.

- Pause all use of glycolic, retinoids or Vitamin C serums 2 weeks prior.

- Do not use blood thinning substances (ibuprofen, fish oil, Vitamin E and alcohol) at least 24 hours prior.

- If receiving Botox, lasers, peels or lip fillers, prepare to book at least 3 weeks after.

- You cannot be pregnant and/or breastfeeding.

- Your skin cannot be sunburnt.

Brows should be washed twice a day (AM and PM) with an unscented antibacterial soap for 7 days. Use only cold or warm water.

Pat dry with a paper towel.

Apply one rice grain size of ointment to a finger, and use for both brows. Do not over apply. You want them to still be able to breathe and heal.

Important Things To Keep in Mind:

Otherwise, keep them dry and clean from other potential exposures to water. No swimming, steam rooms, saunas, or excessive exercise. If they do get wet, make sure to dry with a paper towel as quickly as possible.

You can use light makeup on the brows after 7 days but the skin is still considered open for 14 days.

Avoid sun exposure and tanning.

The total time it takes to heal and see results is 6 weeks. They will go through many phases during healing.

Brow Healing Phases:

Day 1-7: Bold and fresh. They will feel tender, and get darker. This is totally normal. You can take Tylenol if needed.

Day 5-10: Your skin will begin to heal and this may make your brows seem dry, flaky and tight. Please do NOT pick at them. Doing so will prematurely remove ink before it is healed.

Day 10-14: You can begin to use sunscreen and light makeup. Brows will appear much lighter and faded but color will come back.

It takes about 6-8 weeks to see their final healed results. This is when you would return for your perfecting session!

If you have any further questions, don't hesitate to email me at alexleebrows@gmail.com