3D Eyebrows Microblading | FAQ & After Care

TL;DR

This video provides step-by-step instructions on how to properly care for your eyebrows after undergoing a microblading procedure.

Transcript

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Key Insights

• 🤨 Barrier creams, such as Callen or petroleum jelly, are essential for protecting the freshly microbladed eyebrows from germs and dirt.
• 🤨 The first five days after microblading require minimal touching or washing of the eyebrows.
• 🤨 Makeup wipes and a wet face cloth can be used to clean the face while avoiding the delicate eyebrow area.
• 🥳 After the initial five days, ointments containing vitamin A plus and vitamin D should be applied twice a day to promote healing.
• 🤨 Careful and gentle handling of the eyebrows is necessary throughout the healing process.
• 🤨 Eyebrows are typically fully healed after four weeks, allowing for normal grooming and makeup application.
• 👋 Seeking a professional microblading artist, such as Fallon from Winking Whisper, is important for the best results.

Questions & Answers

Q: What is the purpose of the barrier cream used after microblading?

The barrier cream, such as Callen, is applied immediately after the procedure to protect the eyebrows from germs and dirt, preventing infection.

Q: Can petroleum jelly be used as a substitute for the barrier cream?

Yes, petroleum jelly or Vaseline can be used as an alternative to the barrier cream. It should be applied lightly with an earbud to keep the eyebrows protected.

Q: How should I clean my face during the first five days after microblading?

Using makeup wipes or a wet face cloth, gently remove makeup around the eyebrows, taking care not to touch or rub the freshly microbladed area.

Q: What ointment should I use after the initial five days?

Use an ointment recommended by your microblading artist, such as vitamin A plus and vitamin D ointment. Apply it twice a day, gently saturating the eyebrows with the ointment.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• The video discusses the use of a barrier cream, such as Callen, immediately after the microblading procedure to prevent infection.

• Petroleum jelly or Vaseline can be used as a substitute for the barrier cream if needed.

• During the first five days, it is important to avoid touching the eyebrows, but gentle cleaning with makeup wipes and a wet face cloth is allowed.

• After the initial five days, eyebrows can be gently cleaned with a cotton round and ointment, such as vitamin A plus and vitamin D, should be applied twice a day.