Natural-Looking Eyebrow Microblading

1. EFFORTLESS BEAUTY WITH MICROBLADING

2. About Us • Eyebrow Microblading has become one of the most popular beauty treatments for those seeking fuller, more defined brows. This semi-permanent procedure involves using a fine blade to create hair-like strokes that mimic the natural brow, offering a long-lasting and realistic enhancement. Getting flawless brows doesn’t end when you walk out of the salon. Proper microblading aftercare is crucial for promoting healthy healing, preserving pigment, and ensuring your brows look flawless and last as long as possible.

3. Immediate Aftercare: The First 24–48 Hours Search... • The initial 48 hours following your eyebrow microbladingtreatment are the most crucial. During this time, your skin begins to heal, and the pigment starts to set into place. • Keep Them Dry: Avoid getting your brows wet. Water can interfere with pigment retention and increase the risk of infection. • No Touching or Picking: Your brows may feel itchy or tight, but resist the urge to touch, rub, or scratch them. • Gently Blot With a Tissue: If you notice lymph fluid (a clear, yellowish discharge), gently blot it with a clean tissue to prevent scabbing. • Avoid Skincare Products: Keep all creams, serums, and cleansers away from the brow area.

4. First Week: Healing in Progress • Cleanse Lightly: Some artists recommend gently cleansing the brow area with a damp cotton pad or a sterile wipe, depending on your skin type. Follow your technician’s advice closely. • Apply Aftercare Ointment: Use only the aftercare balm provided or recommended by your microblading artist. Apply a small amount with clean hands or a cotton swab to keep the area moisturised and protected. • Avoid Makeup and Sweating: Don’t apply makeup near your brows, and avoid activities that cause excessive sweating, such as exercise or saunas.

5. Avoid for the First 10–14 Days • No Swimming: Stay away from pools, hot tubs, and the sea for at least 10–14 days. These environments contain chlorine, salt, and bacteria that can irritate your skin, lead to infection, or cause premature fading of the pigment. • No Direct Sun Exposure: UV rays can significantly affect how your brows heal. Direct sunlight may cause the pigment to fade or change colour. Try to avoid extended time in the sun, and if you must be outdoors, wear a wide-brimmed hat or stay in the shade. Hold off on using sunscreen until your brows have fully healed. • Avoid Harsh Skincare Products: Ingredients such as retinol, glycolic acid, salicylic acid, and exfoliants should be kept away from the brow area during healing. These products have the potential to cause skin irritation and interfere with healthy pigmentation. • No Facial Treatments: Facials, chemical peels, dermabrasion, and laser treatments can all interfere with the healing skin and cause irritation or colour loss. Wait until your technician confirms your brows are fully healed before resuming these services to ensure long-lasting, flawless results.

6. Contact Us • 0774 880 8487 • Ditton Park Riding Court Road Datchet SL3 9LL • info@nvclinics.co.uk • www.nvclinics.co.uk