Immediately after the procedure, the eyebrow area may appear red, and the colour will seem very dark—this is normal. Over time, the colour will fade by about 40% as part of the healing process. In the following days, the brows may darken further and develop slight scabbing. It's important not to pick at the scabs to prevent skin damage and preserve the outcome of the tattoo. As healing progresses, the colour will gradually lighten. Typically, it takes 7–14 days for the brows to heal fully, with the final colour settling in about a month. During the initial healing phase, the skin may appear milky, which is common in tattooing as the tissue continues to heal internally.

• Avoid water contact with the brows for the first 48 hours.

• After 48 hours, gently clean the brows with warm water.

• If itching occurs, apply a small amount of sunflower oil or Vaseline.

• When washing your face, carefully clean around the brow area to avoid direct contact.

• Use only neutral soap and water to cleanse the brows.

• Refrain from applying makeup to the brow area for at least 10 days to prevent infection.

• Avoid peeling or picking at any scabs, as this can affect the pigmentation and final result.

• Steer clear of swimming, tanning, or saunas for at least 14 days.

• Wait at least two weeks before using facial scrubs or undergoing chemical peels.