Eyebrow care rules after microblading

Modern women are ready for anything for the sake of beauty, especially for the beauty of eyebrows. Recently, such a procedure as microblading has become more and more popular. After such a procedure, the eyebrows need special care, which contributes to the speedy and painless healing. How to properly care for eyebrows, what tools to use - we will consider in this article.

Proper eyebrow and skin care is needed not only after microblading, but also before the procedure itself. If you incorrectly prepare for the procedure and do not take into account some facts, then the result will not please you, and the healing process will be more painful and unpredictable.

These rules were invented for a reason, and if you want the procedure to be perfect, and the healing process is short-lived, you must take all this into account.

On the day when you go to do microblading, you absolutely must not drink a lot of liquid, otherwise after the end of the procedure there will be a lot of ichor, which will adversely affect the quality of work. Three hours before the start of the procedure, you can neither eat nor drink anything.

Once the procedure is complete and the brows are perfect, an important phase of healing begins. However, the healing period consists of several stages, during which you must follow all the rules and use only the recommended care products. We will disclose all detailed recommendations further in our material.

In order to properly care for eyebrows after such a procedure as microblading, it is imperative to treat fresh wounds with special means.

Without fail, you will need an antiseptic such as "Chlorhexidine". Further, you will need funds that help accelerate the healing process of injured skin, improve and accelerate the regeneration process.

It is best to choose the ointment that contains a component such as dexpanthenol. A variety of ointments are sold in pharmacies, so be sure to look at their composition to make sure that the necessary component is exactly in this product. You will also need some kind of agent that has a softening effect. The most common cosmetic petroleum jelly can cope with this task.

All these products will help prevent germs from entering the irritated skin area and minimize the likelihood of various kinds of infections. In addition, they promote faster healing and improve the engraftment of the pigment, which is very important.

Immediately after the end of the procedure, the master must necessarily treat the eyebrows with a special anti-inflammatory agent. Two hours after the procedure, you will need to gently, with soft movements using a napkin, remove the remnants of the ointment that the master applied to you in the salon.

Next, you will need to follow certain rules and take care of your eyebrows yourself.

Since the microblading procedure implies the introduction of pigment under the skin using a thin needle, small wounds remain on the skin, from which liquid can ooze in the first days - ichor. It must be removed immediately, or rather - gently, without pressing on the skin, blot with a clean napkin. Do not try to remove it completely: if a small part of the ichor remains, then this is normal, as the eyebrows should be covered with a small, thin crust.

In addition, on the first day, it is imperative to treat the eyebrow area with an antiseptic, which we talked about above. Thanks to this remedy, a large amount of ichor will not be released, and the healing process will be accelerated.

I would like to mention that if you do not remove the ichor in time, and it begins to dry out, a small crust will form. This crust, when falling off, can take on some of the pigment, and then the eyebrows will no longer be perfect.

If on the first day in the area of ​​the eyebrows there may be only redness, then on the second day there may be slight swelling and swelling. A slight itching is also common. These sensations are extremely unpleasant, and here it is very important to remember that touching the "new" eyebrows with your hands, scratching and wetting them is absolutely impossible. Over the next week, it is very important to keep the area where the procedure was carried out clean and dry.

In the event that in the first days you wet your eyebrows, there is a high probability that the pigment may come off a little, and this will affect the overall appearance of the eyebrows. If, nevertheless, small drops of water fall on the eyebrows, then in no case should they be wiped off - let the drops dry on their own.

As for edema, itching and dryness of the skin that occurs on the first day after the procedure, you should smear the problem areas with ointments or petroleum jelly. You should not be afraid and worried about itching and peeling of the skin - this is a natural process, which directly indicates that the healing mechanism is actively working.

At first, try to apply ointment or petroleum jelly very carefully, do not rub into the skin in any case. Everything should be done with light movements, trying not to touch the irritated skin.In general, these days try not to touch the irritated skin with your hands - this can provoke additional irritation and delay the healing process. Also, do not touch the part of the skin that has already begun to peel off.

Try not to apply your regular face cream to these problem areas these days. You should not abuse petroleum jelly either - it should be applied only if severe dryness appears and the skin pulls.

In just five to six days, the next stage of healing will begin. There will be no swelling or itching anymore - only peeling. It is very good when by this time the renewed eyebrows are covered with a uniform and not very noticeable crust - this indicates that the healing process is proceeding correctly. On these days, you can use the ointments that we talked about above, and use the remedy that your master recommended after the procedure.

If, a week after microblading, some of the crusts formed have already peeled off, but new crusts do not appear and the eyebrows become soft, this indicates that everything is fine and the healing process is almost complete.

There are a few more rules that must be followed during the healing period. In the first two weeks, you should try to avoid direct sunlight, otherwise the pigment will immediately begin to fade. In addition, it is categorically not recommended to sunbathe, visit the solarium, sauna or pool. It is also worth giving up playing sports, since physical activity can also lead to unpredictable consequences.

It is necessary to take care of the eyebrows after such a cosmetic procedure correctly, otherwise the result will not please you for a long time. Masters always warn that the result obtained can last as long as possible only if you listen to advice and do everything step by step.

After all the stages of healing are over, you need to start taking proper care of your eyebrows. Now they need special hydration, otherwise dry skin will provoke the removal of pigment.

You can wash your face only very carefully, and even then only a week after the procedure. This should be done very delicately and try to prevent water from getting on the eyebrow area. In the event that your eyebrows are completely healed, it is quite possible to wash your face, as before, without fear of damaging your skin. It is best to abandon the usual foams or gels at the first stage, giving preference to ordinary baby soap. It is also worth giving up peels and scrubs for a while, and after a full recovery, they can only be used carefully so as not to hurt the eyebrow area.

But it is also worth mentioning that you need to protect the renewed eyebrows from the cold. Any aggressive temperature, be it cold or heat, has a very detrimental effect on the healing process and on the pigmentation itself. Therefore, try to avoid sudden changes in temperature, because this can easily provoke inflammation.

Also, do not go outside in bad weather, if it is raining heavily or there is a strong wind. In the first weeks, rain and dampness can adversely affect the beauty of the eyebrows, and a strong wind with sand and dust can provoke an infection, since the wounds have not yet completely healed. If you sweat even at home in extreme heat, drops of sweat can also adversely affect healing.

Even after the entire healing process is behind you, try to avoid bright sun, as this adversely affects the pigment, and it will quickly fade or change color.

It is very important to remember that breaking the rules and improper eyebrow care can lead to a variety of and sometimes unpredictable consequences. For example, incorrect pigment styling may occur, as a result, bald spots form on the eyebrows, which will sharply differ from the general color and tone. Also, overdrying or waterlogging of the skin can lead to the fact that the result will be spoiled.

Finally, we have some practical tips for everyone, who strives for ideal beauty and greatly values ​​the shape of their renewed eyebrows.

• After all the dry crust has come off the eyebrows, their color may change slightly. You should not be afraid of this, since this is the norm. Literally three to four weeks after the procedure, the eyebrows will regain their color, and there will be no fading.
• It is important to remember that the first time after the procedure, even if the healing process is over, you should not use decorative cosmetics. You can start using it only after three to four weeks.
• Before the procedure itself, a professional cosmetologist, who does his job with high quality, must definitely check if you are allergic to the selected dye. Usually the pigment is dripped onto a small scratch and waited for half an hour. Remember, this is very important to your health.

For how microblading heals by day, see the next video.