Cosmetic Tattoo Aftercare

Ensuring the best outcome from your cosmetic tattoo treatment requires diligent aftercare. While we, as cosmetic tattoo artists, are dedicated to creating beautiful enhancements tailored to your preferences, the ultimate result heavily relies on your body's natural processes and how well you care for the treated area.
It's essential to note that immediately after your treatment, the pigments will appear darker and more vibrant. This intensity will gradually soften over the healing period of approximately two weeks, eventually revealing the desired discussed outcome. The final colour outcome usually becomes apparent after six weeks.
If you have any uncertainties regarding the aftercare instructions provided, don't hesitate to reach out to us for clarification and guidance.

Aftercare for Powder Ombre Brows (5-7 Days):

• Upon returning home, delicately cleanse your eyebrows with provided cotton pads and soap water to remove any plasma buildup every 15 minutes for the first 1 Hour post treatment.
• Refrain from touching or exposing your eyebrows to water or steam for 5-7 days post-treatment.
• Applying aftercare ointment when needed, up to 3 times a day to prevent tightness and crusting. 
• Do not pick at the brows to prevent premature pigment loss.
• Avoid blood thinners, excessive alcohol, and caffeine intake for 24 hours post-treatment.
• Steer clear of heavy exercise, swimming, saunas, and makeup application on the treated area for at least two weeks.
• Do not undergo aggressive skin treatments or expose the area to UV rays for at least two weeks. Continue to protect tattoo from exposure to UV rays for the life of the cosmetic tattoo by wearing sun protection.

Lip Blush Tattoo Aftercare (5-7 Days): 

• Keep your lips clean and dry.
• Avoid touching them or getting them wet for at least 24 hours.
• Apply a thin layer of aftercare balm to your lips as needed to keep them moisturised and protected. Typically at least 3 times per day.
• Avoid eating or drinking anything hot or spicy, as this can irritate your lips and slow down the healing process.
• Avoid smoking, drinking alcohol, or engaging in any activities that may cause sweating or rubbing on your lips.
• Drink through a straw to prevent irritation and pre-mature pigment loss. 
• Do not pick any dry skin!