Nano Brows Aftercare Instructions

During the First 3 Days

• Refrain from allowing water to contact your new brows, except during gentle cleansing.

• Use a mild cleanser such as Cetaphil (widely available at most drugstores).

From Day 4 to Day 10

• Apply a very thin layer of A&D ointment to your brows using clean fingers or a Q-tip.

• Use the ointment 1-2 times daily for 7 days. Avoid over saturating the brows.

Important Notes

• Do not pick or peel scabs—scabbing is a natural part of the healing process.

• After 2 weeks, you may resume your regular activities and skincare routine.

• After 3 weeks, apply SPF to protect your brows from fading.

Things to Avoid While Healing

For the first 3 days, avoid:

• Getting the brows wet (other than gentle cleansing). Keep brows clean to prevent infection.

For 7 days, avoid:

• Applying makeup to the new brows.

• Any activities that involve laying on your face.

For 2 weeks, avoid:

• Tanning or prolonged sun exposure.

• Swimming, saunas, hot tubs, and intense workouts (or any activities that cause excessive sweating).

• Facials, chemical peels, retinoids, vitamin E oils, or products that accelerate skin peeling.

Never:

• Pick or peel the scabs on your new brows.

Things to Remember

• Redness or irritation following your appointment should subside within 4 hours.

• During the first week, your brows may appear dark and bold—this is not the final result.

• Healing typically takes about 2 weeks, but the full results will be visible once completely healed.

Lip Blush Aftercare Instructions

Keep Your Lips Clean

• There may be some bruising directly after the procedure—this is normal.

• Swelling is very common, so don’t be alarmed.

Moisturize

• Keep your lips moist at all times; do not let them dry out!

• For the next 7-10 days, continue to apply your aftercare daily to maintain hydration.

Healing Process

• It takes about two weeks for your lip blush to fully heal.

• The colour will fade and then gradually return—this is a normal part of the healing process, so don’t worry!

Things to Avoid While Healing

For two weeks, avoid:

• Tanning beds or sun exposure.

• Swimming, saunas, hot tubs, or gyms (anything that causes excessive sweating).

• Facials, chemical peels, retinoids, vitamin E oils, or products that promote rapid skin peeling.

For the first two weeks, also avoid:

• Wearing makeup on your lips. Only use the provided aftercare to keep your lips hydrated.

• Eating spicy foods.

• Kissing or any activity that might irritate your lips.

Never:

• Pick or peel off the scabs.

• Apply anything other than the provided aftercare (e.g., no antibiotic creams, Polysporin, etc.).

Things to Remember

• Healing is a gradual process, so be patient and follow the instructions carefully.

• Keep your lips hydrated and avoid anything that might disrupt the healing process.

• After two weeks, you can enjoy your beautifully healed lip blush results!