Powder Brows Healing

In the first days after the treatment, your eyebrows may look darker than the final result. This is because the pigment is still fresh in the skin and needs to stabilise.

You may experience slight swelling, some redness and a tight feeling. This is normal and often fades within 24-48 hours. Wash your eyebrows twice a day with lukewarm water and unscented soap and follow your specialist's aftercare instructions precisely.

In this phase, the scabs have usually completely disappeared. The eyebrows may now look lighter, because the skin is regenerating and the pigment still needs to stabilise further.

Some people experience slight peeling, which is also a normal part of the healing process. Avoid heavy skincare products and keep protecting your eyebrows against the sun.

The full healing process is on average between 4-10 days. But the true colour of the pigment is only visible after 1 full month.

After two weeks, most eyebrows are fully recovered and the colour begins to come out a little more. However, the process is different for everyone.

As we just said: Ombré Powder Brows healing day by day is quite a process. Powder Brows have side effects that are immediately visible/palpable. That is because the skin is set to work, as it were, to remove the applied pigment from the skin.

This is a completely natural reaction; you also experience this when you have a tattoo placed or a piercing done. You get scabs on the spot where the pigment is placed, or the skin wants to close up again around the piercing.

To promote your recovery as well as possible, we have listed the 10 most important questions about the healing of powder brows for you.

The healing process of powder brows takes an average of 2 weeks for the superficial recovery. Within this time, scabs have disappeared and the pigment begins to stabilise in the skin.

The full healing process, however, takes 6-8 weeks, during which the colour and shape fully develop. This is why the touch-up treatment is usually scheduled after 6 to 8 weeks to perfect the end result.

During the healing process, your eyebrows may look darker in the first few days. Scabs usually begin to form between day 4-7, and fall off on their own in the days after.

From day 8-14, the skin begins to peel, and the colour may appear lighter. This is normal, because the pigment is still stabilising in the skin. The final colour only becomes visible after a full month.

It is important not to pull off scabs or scratch at them. Scabs are a normal part of the healing process and protect the skin while it recovers.

If you remove scabs, you can cause pigment loss or even get scars. Always follow your specialist's aftercare instructions and let the scabs come off in a natural way.

The peeling of your powder brows is a normal part of the healing process. During the peeling, the colour may temporarily look lighter or appear uneven.

This is because the skin is renewing itself and the pigment is stabilising beneath the surface. Be patient; after a few weeks, the colour comes back completely.

After the first treatment, a touch-up is essential to fully perfect your powder brows. During healing, part of the pigment may be rejected by the skin, which is normal.

A touch-up treatment helps to touch up faded areas, intensify the colour and optimise the shape. The healing process after a touch-up is usually shorter and less intense.

To let your powder brows heal well, follow these aftercare tips:

You may only apply make-up on or around your eyebrows after the healing process is fully completed. This usually takes 10-14 days, depending on how quickly your skin recovers. Early use of make-up can cause irritation and affect the pigment.

It is strongly advised against exercising during the first 7-10 days after your treatment. Sweat can disrupt the healing and cause the pigment to be absorbed unevenly into the skin.

In addition, moisture can cause scabs to come off prematurely, which can lead to pigment loss. Wait until your eyebrows have fully recovered before exercising intensively.

It is normal for your powder brows to look uneven during healing. This is because the skin recovers at different rates in different areas.

Scabs and peeling can cause some areas to temporarily look lighter or uneven. Do not worry: this usually stabilises within 4-6 weeks. Wait until your touch-up treatment to correct any irregularities.

It is completely normal for your eyebrows to look lighter after the first week. During the healing process, the skin rejects part of the pigment, and scabs and peeling can cause the colour to temporarily look less intense.

Within 4 to 6 weeks, the pigment fully settles into the skin and you see the final colour. This is a natural part of the process and is further optimised during the touch-up treatment.

• Wash your eyebrows twice a day with lukewarm water and unscented soap during the first week and avoid sweat and make-up on the treated areas.
• Do not use products with alcohol, retinol or other aggressive ingredients.
• Avoid direct sunlight and always apply an SPF after the healing period.
• Do not touch your eyebrows and never pull at scabs or flakes. These simple steps ensure that you achieve the best result and retain your pigment for a long time.

In addition to Ombré Powder Brows, you can also come to us for other high-quality PMU treatments such as:

Whether you are looking for a complete make-over or a subtle touch, at IZZI Beauty we make sure you leave looking radiant.

• Lip Blushing: Create a natural, fresh colour for your lips.
• Infralash eyeliner: Subtle eyeliner for an expressive look.

Always perfectly styled eyebrows, without any effort!

Forget daily touching up! Ombré Powder Brows stay beautiful up to three times longer than traditional techniques such as microblading. This makes it an ideal choice for those who want to enjoy perfectly styled eyebrows for a long time.

Using the latest techniques and equipment, the treatment is completely painless. Enjoy a relaxed experience while we ensure a result that meets all your expectations.

After the treatment, you can immediately continue with your daily activities. No swelling, redness or major discomfort.