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MICROBLADING | SKIN CARE
AFTER YOUR MICROBLADING
YOU CAN HAVE A COFFEE
Follow your after care
The instructions below have been fine-tuned through my years of experience to ensure clients get optimal results. So follow them with exactness to make the most of your microblading.
***FAILURE TO FOLLOW AFTER-CARE INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN SCARRING, INFECTIONS, PIGMENT LOSS OR DISCOLORATION.
AFTER THE MICROBLADING PROCEDURE:
DAYS 1-4:
Wipe the microbladed area twice per day using the Phi wipes you are provided followed by applying the microblading aftercare ointment. Do this until the 2nd day. On the 3rd and 4th day. Use a cotton pads, wet it with mineral water and press the cotton pads like it's almost dry. clean your Microbladed Brows and apply the cream.
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Avoid using any cleansing products that contain exfoliants or acids (glycolic, lactic, or AHA).
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Use a cotton buds to apply a small amount of the microblading aftercare ointment to the microbladed area. Do not apply the ointment unless the area is dry.
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Less is more when considering how much ointment to apply; the amount applied to each eyebrow should be comparable in size to half of a grain of rice.
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Microblading aftercare ointment should only be applied twice per day following the washes to avoid suffocating the skin and interfering with the skin’s natural healing process.
DAYS 5-10:
Do not wash or clean your Microbladed Brows anymore.
Dry the entire eyebrow area completely by blotting it with a clean tissue. Then apply a small amount of after care ointment.
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Less is more when considering how much ointment to apply; the amount applied to each eyebrow should be comparable in size to half of a grain of rice.
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Microblading aftercare ointment should only be applied twice per day or once for oily skin to avoid suffocating the skin and interfering with the skin’s natural healing process.
Day 10
Resume your normal activities except, continue to avoid laser or chemical peels and forms of exfoliation, and any creams containing retinal or glycolic acid until after the completion of your microblading touch up appointment, and its healing process as well.
Healed Microblading and process
Microblading can go through this process.
PLEASE DON’T PANIC WHEN THIS HAPPENS.
Help! 🆘 My eyebrows are peeling, I think they didn't work 😱🥹
I sometimes receive this message from clients during the healing process. This stage of the healing process is usually when the client is most likely to panic, as the pigment may appear pale or even disappear completely. However, around the 21st day, the pigment will start to return as the skin cells regenerate, and the healing process nears completion. It is quite normal for the pigment to fade by an average of 40% at the end of this period. Healing are different on each Person. Some retain color up to 80% and some loses almost 80%. which is very normal. After the touch-up, most of the pigment will remain on your skin because your body recognizes that the pigment is not harmful. Therefore, there is no need to panic when this happens—it's completely normal.
Picture credit to @funda.elez
Here is an example of a the Men's Microblading from start to the end before the touch-up. My client's skin here is normal. When you have an Oily skin, the healed result is different.
After undergoing microblading, the healed result of your skin will depend on various factors, including your individual skin type and how well you follow the aftercare instructions provided. Here are some general characteristics of the healed result for different skin types:
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Normal Skin: Normal skin generally heals well after microblading, with the pigment settling evenly and creating natural-looking, defined eyebrows. The color retention tends to be good, and the healed result appears smooth and consistent.
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Dry Skin: Dry skin may experience slightly more flaking and peeling during the healing process. It is important to keep the treated area moisturized to prevent excessive dryness, which can affect the color retention. Regular touch-ups may be needed to maintain the desired results.
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Oily Skin: Oily skin types may find that the healing process takes longer due to the higher oil production. The excess oil can cause the pigment to appear slightly softer initially, but with proper aftercare and touch-ups, the healed result can still be satisfactory.
4. Combination Skin: Combination skin may exhibit different healing characteristics in different areas. The oily parts may require extra care to control excess oil, while the drier areas may experience more peeling. Overall, the healed result can be successful with appropriate care and touch-ups as needed.
5. Sensitive Skin: Individuals with sensitive skin may experience more redness and sensitivity during the healing process. It is crucial to follow the aftercare instructions carefully and avoid any irritants. The healed result can be beautiful and natural with proper care.
DAY 1:
Eyebrows look amazing immediately after microblading
appointment. Pigment gradually gets darker through out the day
WEEK 1:
Pigment reaches darkest level on day two
Light scabbing develops where microblading strokes occurred
WEEK 2:
Scabbing from microblading strokes begin to peel and flake off,
sometimes revealing no definite, visible color in skin
WEEK 3-4:
Pigment in skin continues to oxidize and microbladed strokes
begin to reappear in color intended from the beginning,
but some strokes come back looking patchy
WEEK 6:
Eyebrows fully healed and ready to undergo the finishing
effects of touch-up appointment.
Beautiful eyebrow enhancement/transformation
is complete after final touch-up