Areola Tattoo Aftercare Instructions

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Proper aftercare is essential for optimal healing, color retention, and achieving natural-looking results after your areola tattoo procedure.

First 7–10 Days:

• Keep the area clean and dry. Avoid soaking or submerging the tattooed area in water.

• Gently clean the area with mild soap and water as advised, then pat dry carefully.

• Apply the recommended healing ointment in a thin layer to keep the skin moisturized.

• Avoid touching, scratching, or picking at the treated area to prevent infection and pigment loss.

• Wear loose, breathable clothing to minimize irritation.

Avoid During Healing:

• Swimming, hot tubs, saunas, and steam rooms

• Direct sun exposure or tanning beds

• Strenuous exercise that causes excessive sweating

• Applying makeup, creams, or lotions not approved by your technician

• Scratching or picking at scabs or peeling skin

Healing Process:

• The tattooed area may appear darker and slightly swollen initially.

• Mild scabbing or flaking is normal; allow it to shed naturally.

• Color will soften and settle as healing progresses over several weeks.

Follow-Up:

• A touch-up session is usually scheduled 6–8 weeks after the initial treatment to perfect the color and shape.​​

 

Permanent Eyeliner Aftercare Instructions

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Proper aftercare is crucial to ensure optimal healing, prevent infection, and achieve the best possible results after your permanent eyeliner procedure.

First 7–10 Days:

• Keep the area clean and dry. Avoid getting water, sweat, or makeup on the eyeliner.

• Do not touch, rub, or pick at the treated area to prevent irritation and pigment loss.

• Gently cleanse the eyelid with a sterile cotton pad and distilled water if recommended by your technician.

• Apply any prescribed ointment sparingly as instructed to keep the area moisturized.

Avoid During Healing:

• Swimming, hot tubs, saunas, and steam rooms

• Eye makeup and makeup removers

• Direct sun exposure and tanning beds

• Excessive sweating or strenuous exercise

• Rubbing or scratching your eyes

Healing Process:

• Mild swelling, redness, and scabbing are normal and will subside within a few days.

• Avoid picking scabs to ensure even pigment retention and reduce the risk of scarring.

• The color may appear darker initially but will soften as the skin heals.

Follow-Up:

• A touch-up session is usually recommended 6–8 weeks after the initial treatment to perfect the color and shape.

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Scalp Permanent Makeup Aftercare Instructions

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Proper aftercare is vital to ensure optimal healing, pigment retention, and the best possible results from your scalp permanent makeup treatment.

First 4–5 Days:

• Keep the scalp dry — avoid washing, sweating, or getting the area wet.

• Avoid touching, scratching, or picking at the treated area to prevent infection and pigment loss.

• Do not apply any creams, lotions, or hair products on the scalp unless instructed.

• Avoid direct sun exposure and wear a hat if needed.

Days 5–14:

• You may gently wash the scalp with mild, fragrance-free shampoo after day 4 or 5.

• Avoid heavy sweating and activities that cause excessive perspiration.

• Continue to avoid direct sun exposure and tanning beds.

Avoid During Healing:

• Swimming pools, hot tubs, saunas, and steam rooms

• Strenuous exercise or heavy sweating

• Hair dyes or chemical treatments

• Picking or scratching the scalp

Healing Process:

• Mild redness, scabbing, or flaking is normal and will subside.

• Pigment may appear darker initially and will soften over time.

• Full healing and color settling typically take 2–4 weeks.

Follow-Up:

• A touch-up session is often recommended 4–6 weeks after the initial procedure to perfect the look.

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Lip Blushing Aftercare Instructions

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Proper aftercare is essential for achieving the best results from your lip blushing procedure. Healing typically takes about 7–10 days for the surface layer, with full color development in 4–6 weeks. Please follow the steps below carefully:

Immediate Aftercare (Day 1–2):

• Gently blot your lips with a clean tissue every 30–60 minutes to remove lymphatic fluid. This prevents scabbing.

• Apply a thin layer of the recommended ointment (e.g., Aquaphor or aftercare balm) using clean hands or a cotton swab. Reapply as needed to keep lips moisturized but not overly greasy.

• Use a cold compress (wrapped in a clean cloth) to reduce swelling if necessary.

• Avoid eating spicy, salty, or acidic foods, and drink through a straw when possible.
   

Healing Stage (Day 3–7):

• Lips will begin to flake and peel. This is a natural part of the healing process.

• Do not pick, rub, or peel the flaking skin—this may cause uneven color or scarring.

• Continue to apply aftercare balm regularly to keep lips hydrated.

• Avoid prolonged sun exposure, excessive sweating, and direct water contact (like swimming or long showers).
   

Post-Peeling (Week 2–4):

• Your lips may appear lighter or patchy during this phase—this is normal.

• Color will gradually resurface and settle over the next few weeks.

• Use SPF lip balm to protect pigment from sun damage once fully healed.
   

Touch-Up Appointment:

• A touch-up session is recommended 6–8 weeks after your initial procedure to refine shape, color, and ensure long-lasting results.
   

Important Reminders:

• Do not apply makeup, harsh skincare products, or exfoliants to your lips during the healing period.

• Avoid kissing, saunas, and strenuous exercise for the first 7 days.

• Keep lips clean and moisturized.