Eyebrow

aftercare

Your brows need time and care to heal beautifully. Follow the personalized aftercare instructions provided at your appointment, and avoid picking, scratching, or irritating the treated area.

Day 1 - 2


Cleanse gently and protect your brows.

  • Begin gentle cleansing the morning after your appointment.

  • Wash with a mild, unscented soap and clean fingertips. Rinse gently and pat dry with a clean tissue or paper towel.

  • Apply a thin layer of Tina Davies Aftercare Healing Gel with a clean cotton swab, following the instructions on your aftercare card.

What to expect

Your brows may look darker and more defined than expected. Mild tenderness, redness, or slight swelling may occur initially.

Day 3 - 5


Keep your routine simple.

  • Gently cleanse your brows morning and night for the first seven days.

  • Apply Tina Davies Aftercare Healing Gel three times daily for the first three days, as directed on your aftercare card.

  • Avoid rubbing, picking, or scratching your brows.

  • Keep makeup, exfoliants, retinoids, and other unapproved skincare products away from the treated area.

What to expect

Your skin may feel dry, tight, or itchy. Light flaking may begin, and your brow color may start to soften.

Day 6 - 9


Leave flaking skin alone.

  • Finish the seven-day gentle cleansing routine.

  • Allow flakes and small scabs to shed naturally. Do not pull or pick at them.

  • Avoid swimming, soaking, excessive sweating, and other activities that could irritate the healing area.

What to expect

Your brows may look patchy or lighter in some areas as the skin heals. This does not necessarily reflect your final result.

Day 10 - 14


Give your brows time to settle

  • Avoid picking at any remaining flakes.

  • Resume skincare and makeup around the brow area only once the skin has healed.

  • Protect your brows from excessive sun exposure.

What to expect

The surface of your skin may look more settled, but your brow color can continue to change. Final results take longer to assess than the first two weeks.