The Process

Is PMU for you

1 Week Prior

2 Weeks Prior

No exfoliating facial treatments or peels
Limit use of anti-aging products (including retinol, retinoic acid, vitamin C, hydroxy acids, niacinamide, etc.) on or near brows

4 Weeks Prior

Day of

Treatment Steps:

Day 1 (day of the procedure): One hour after procedure, gently blot brows with dampened paper towel/washcloth to absorb excess lymph fluids. Gently pat dry and add SMALL amount of balm. Repeat every 2 hours
Day 2: Apply a light amount of balm morning, noon and night. Before applying, gently blot with dampened paper towel/washcloth
Days 3-5: Leave brows alone, allow them to dry heal
Days 6-10: Apply thin layer of balm to brows each morning until all scabs are healed. Before applying, gently blot with dampened paper towel/washcloth

Keep the brow area as clean as possible to prevent chance of infection
Avoid getting brows wet. When showering, try keeping water off your brows. Keep a dry washcloth handy to blot away any soapy water that enters the brows
No using exfoliants or chemical peels (Retin-A, glycolic/alpha-hydroxy acids, exfoliating scrubs, etc.) until completely healed
No saunas, steamy showers, hot tubs, swimming or direct sunlight
No cleansers, cream or makeup
Use a clean pillowcase and avoid sleeping on your face, especially the first 2 nights
Do not pick, peal or scratch. May cause scarring and/or pigment removal
Avoid sweaty workouts for 7 days. Any perspiration in the first 7 days can result in loss of pigment
Do not tint, thread, wax or pluck for at least 10 days
If you experience an allergic reaction or develop symptoms of infection, contact your health care provider immediately

Days 1-4: Brows may be tender and the skin around them may feel tight. Brows may get progressively darker until day 4 as scabs are healing. DO NOT PANIC. Your brows will lighten once the scabs heal.
Days 5-12: The scabs will begin to flake, which can look like dandruff and/or dry skin. They will itch as they’re healing. DO NOT pick, peel, scratch or touch the scabbing. New skin is forming over the procedure, making the pigment seem lighter. This is normal.
Days 13-21: The pigment will resurface as the skin completely heals and the brows reach their final appearance.
6 to 8 weeks after procedure: Initial Touch-Up appointment is highly recommended. At this time, I will darken any faded areas and fill in any gaps that lightened too much during the healing process.

PowderBrow:
For new clients, the first full session is about 2 hours
During this appointment, I will:

Go over paperwork
Take before photos
Map your brow area based on your natural facial features and bone structure
Select your pigment based on your skin, undertones and brow hair color
Using my machine, I shade in a soft, powdery eyebrow enhancement within the superficial layer of the skin
Take after photos
Go over all aftercare instructions (I will send home with you)

ComboBrow:

For new clients, the first full session is about 2 hours
During this appointment, I will:

Go over paperwork
Take before photos
Map your brow area based on your natural facial features and bone structure
Select your pigment based on your skin, undertones and brow hair color
Using a small handheld blade, I etch hairlike strokes within your brow area
Using my machine, I shade in a soft, powdery eyebrow enhancement within the superficial layer of the skin
Take after photos
Go over all aftercare instructions (I will send home with you)

After healing is complete, apply regular moisturizer to the brow area.
To retain the color of your new brows, always apply SPF. Direct sunlight can cause pigment to fade prematurely.
Avoid using exfoliants or chemical peels on the brow area (Retin-A, glycolic/alpha-hydroxy acids, exfoliating scrubs, etc.)