Aftercare

After getting lip blush, you should avoid touching your lips, protect them from the sun, and keep them clean to promote healing. - Avoid touching your lips Don't pick at scabs and Avoid touching your lips with your fingers. - Protect your lips from the sun - Avoid direct sun exposure and tanning - Wear a hat when you're outside - Use a lip balm with SPF to protect your lips from the sun - Keep your lips clean - Use a gentle dental care routine - Avoid using harsh soaps or detergents on your lips - Use a clean, dark pillowcase to avoid staining Other aftercare tips - Drink through a straw until peeling is complete - Don't kiss until scabs have completely come off - Avoid conventional lipstick and petroleum products - Apply a light layer of aftercare gel with a clean q-tip - Sleep on your back as much as possible - Don't smoke until fully healed - Eat a healthy diet - Get enough sleep - Use a gentle lip scrub once a week You can expect the outer layer of your lips to heal within 7 days, and the inner layer to heal within up to 4 weeks.

Like any treatment, to get the best results from your new brows aftercare is key Day 1 – Your eyebrows are very sensitive and swollen. They also appear too dark. A few hours after the treatment, boil the kettle, let it cool down (sterile water) and use a damp cotton pad to blot any lymphatic fluid off. Repeat this every 3 hours. This will reduce the amount of scabbing. Day 2 – Gently cleanse your brows with a small amount of sterile water on a cotton pad. Be very gentle and make sure your hands are clean. After cleaning your brows apply a thin layer of ointment (supplied to you). Normal skin: Repeat it 2-3 times a day. Oily skin: do this once a day. Continue this until the scabs have fallen off. Days 5 – 10 – Usually around day 5, the scabbing stage begins. Let the scabs fall off naturally. If you touch them, you risk ruining your brows. On the 14th day, if all scabs have gone you can go back to your everyday routine. You can wash your face normally and apply makeup if required. - Keep your brows dry for 14 days. If your brows get wet, gently blot them dry with a lint free tissue. - It's very important that you do not rub or pick your brows at all during the healing period. - No extreme heat, cold or moisture for 14 days after treatment (this includes; direct sun, sun beds, saunas/steam rooms, swimming pools) - Avoid heavy sweating for the first 7 days after the procedure. - Avoid makeup for 14 days after treatment and any be careful of other creams/ointments you use in your normal skin routine. - Avoid direct sun exposure or tanning for 3-4 weeks after procedure. - No facials, Botox, chemical treatments and microdermabrasion for 4 weeks. - Your brows will look considerably lighter after the scabbing stage however the colour will resurface after 4-6 weeks. - Please note that any alterations cannot be made until after the brows have healed.

The initial healing process can take 3-7 days for the surface skin and 10-14 days below the surface. The treated area may appear darker and more sharply defined initially, but will fade as it heals.

Always use sunscreen on the treated area, avoid anti-aging creams, and steer clear of skin treatments like chemical peels, facial scrubs, and laser rejuvenation.