What should you not do with your Powder Brows after the treatment?
No sauna or steam bath
Do not lie in the sun
Do not scratch off scabs
Do not touch the eyebrows with your fingers
Do not have Botox placed
What is the best aftercare to help the eyebrows recover optimally?
Are you unsure whether you have been given the right advice by the stylist? Then call the salon! Or follow the rules above.
We also answer the most frequently asked questions about PMU aftercare:
You may not apply Vaseline to the eyebrows. Vaseline seals the skin, which slightly hinders healing and traps bacteria.
Unfortunately there is not much you can do about this; itching is simply a healthy sign of healing, however annoying it feels. Try not to scratch anything off and if you really have an itch, press your nail into the eyebrow at 1 spot; this slightly reduces the itch.
Yes you may, but do leave the eyebrows completely alone after they have been placed. No hot steam showers for a while and do not wash thoroughly under the shower. Do wash your eyebrows twice a day with water and, for example, Uni Cura soap. Pat the eyebrows dry with a clean towel and do not touch them too much while doing so.
You may only exercise 24 to 48 hours after the treatment.
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Clean the eyebrows twice a day with Uni Cura soap and water
Pat the eyebrows dry with a clean towel, do not rub!
Apply Bepanthen ointment to the eyebrows 2 to 3 times a day
Stay out of the sun, or use factor 50 sun protection
Do not scratch the scabs off; let them fall off naturally
Do not fill in the eyebrows
Do not apply foundation too close to the eyebrows
May you apply Vaseline to PMU or not?
Permanent make-up itches, what can I do?
May I shower after PMU eyebrows?
Exercising after PMU