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•  Keep the area dry for the first few days to allow the pigment to settle. This means avoiding swimming, saunas, hot tubs, and excessive sweating.                          
•  Avoid applying any makeup on or near the treated area, as it can interfere with healing and potentially cause infection.  
•  Allow any scabs or dry skin to fall off naturally. Picking can lead to scarring or pigment loss.            
• Use sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) on the treated area to prevent pigment fading from sun exposure.
• Avoid facials, anti-wrinkle injections, or other aesthetic treatments for a specified period (usually 2-4 weeks) after your permanent makeup procedure.

By following these aftercare instructions, you can help ensure that your permanent makeup heals beautifully and lasts for a long time. 

• Do not touch brows and keep them DRY for at least 24 hours.
• No hot showers/ steam/ looking over a pan for at least 24 hours.
•  The following day, you may gently brush your brows back into place using a clean brush. Be careful not to apply pressure to the treated area to avoid disrupting the healing process. 
• We highly recommend a Brow serum or a nourishing oil on the brows at night-time after 24 hours to  keep your brows healthy, hydrated, and shiny. For best results, condition your brows every day, especially during the first week after lamination.
•   After showering, always brush your damp brows back into place using a clean brush and allow them to air dry naturally. 
•  Brow lamination typically lasts around 6 weeks. To maintain the shape, a follow-up brow treatment or wax is recommended every 3–4 weeks. 

•  Avoid getting your lash extensions wet for the first 24 hours. 
•  Do not apply mascara to the extensions. 
•  Gently brush your lashes daily. 
•  Avoid oil-based products around the eye area.
•  Do not pick or pull at your lash extensions.
•  Try to sleep on your back if possible.

 In the 24 hours following your treatment, avoid the following:

• Using a sunbed.
• Swimming or using a sauna.
• Taking very hot baths.
• Applying creams, lotions, or fake tan to the waxed area.
• Exfoliating the treated area.
• Performing activities that cause excessive sweating.
• Wearing tight clothing over the treated area.