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Immediately After the Procedure:

For the first 10 days:

• Avoid applying makeup or creams to the brow area
• Refrain from intense workouts, sweating, sauna, steam rooms, and facial massages

For 30 days:

• If you'll be exposed to the sun, wear a wide-brimmed hat to protect your brows
• Avoid tanning beds and strong light therapies
• No chemical peels, microdermabrasion, or facial treatments

• Avoid products with active ingredients like AHA, retinol, or regeneration factors near the brow area

• No laser treatments (e.g. IPL, Fraxel) over the brow area as they can damage the pigment

A 4-12 week microblading touch-up is often recommended but not always necessary. It depends on factors like skin type, pigment retention, and desired results.

During the initial healing (4-6 weeks), some pigment may fade unevenly due to skin regeneration, especially for oily or sensitive skin. A touch-up refines shape, color, and fullness, addressing any gaps or fading.

Data suggests 50% of clients benefit from a touch-up for optimal results, as pigment can fade 20-40% post-procedure.

If your brows heal evenly and you're satisfied with the look, you might skip it. However, skipping could lead to less defined or shorter-lasting results (typically 1-2 years).

Check with your technician, as they assess your specific healing and pigment retention.