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Microblading aftercare is very essential for the appearance and longevity of your new eyebrows. It truly makes a massive difference in the results. Here we help you get the best results possible from your eyebrow feathering procedure.

You can normally experience slight redness the day of your procedure, but it typically fades within a day or two. If you feel any pain, you may take Panadol—not Ibuprofen or Aspirin as it causes blood thinning.

Usually, it takes 4–6 weeks for a cosmetic tattoo to fully heal. After this time, you can add more definition to your new feathered brows. To ensure proper healing and color retention, follow these instructions for the full 10-day healing period.

After the procedure, micro-bladed eyebrows cannot get wet for 7 days.Gently apply your aftercare serum morning and night with a clean cotton bud.

For ombré brows only the first 5 days before bed using Saline wipes or a cotton pad with lukewarm water gently wipe your eyebrows to remove any dry lymph fluid. Dry them with a tissue and apply your aftercare serum with a clean cotton bud.After the healing period 7 day’s, you may wash your face being careful not to force any left over scabbing, let it naturally fall off.

Activities to Avoid After Eyebrow Feathering

There are certain activities you should avoid during the healing process, such as the following:

Going on any sunny vacations or having high sun exposure

Using soaps, cleansers or any other creams on your brow tattoo

Using petroleum-based products on your tattoo

Using any skin brightening creams, exfoliants and makeup on the brows for 2 weeks

Exercising and sweating

Running direct water on your micro-bladed brow

Going into pools, saunas and steam rooms

Getting facials, massages or skin treatment

Using laser light therapy on your brow tattoo

Eyebrow Feathering in Sydney

If you are interested in having thicker, fuller brows, Talene Hanna is the best go-to specialist. She offers fantastic Eyebrow Feathering in Sydney.

So you just found out about the benefits of eyebrow microblading also called eyebrow feathering, and now you’re planning to get into the trend. Maybe you’ve been grooming your brows yourself, or you are tired of trying to draw on the same even shape on both sides and filling in unwanted gaps before you walk out the door. Eyebrow microblading is defiantly your solution! Your eyebrows make up the look of your whole face. From your expressions, the makeup you use, the way people see you - these can vary depending on whether or not you’re aware of the right eyebrow shape for your type of face.

OVAL FACE

If you have a wide forehead and prominent cheekbones that lead to a narrow chin, then you have an oval face shape. To keep your face symmetrical, you need soft, angled eyebrows that complement the rest of your features. Your eyebrow should go straight up, then form a low arch that gently curves at the top and goes down. This can be easily achieved through eyebrow tattooing /eyebrow feathering that lets you draw on any shape you want for your brows.

ROUND FACE

People with a round face shape suffer from pink cheeks from getting pinched too often. Your puffy cheeks that take up a big area of your face are what gets people’s attention right away. With a round face, your goal is to make it look longer, so you should opt for arched eyebrows that go up until the middle, then down. You may still go for round or flat brows, but just know that they might end up making your face look even more round.

SQUARE FACE

Square-faced people have their squared jawlines to show off as their best feature. The best way to soften your look is by going for a curved brow shape. Just follow your natural eyebrow shape, with an arch that isn’t too angled or high.

HEART FACE

Some consider this shape as the most feminine-looking because of the tiny chin that complements the wide forehead. Keep your eyebrow’s natural shape and draw a soft arch to achieve a delicate look. Eyebrow feathering is recommended for those who want to have soft natural-looking brows. It is also an eyebrow gap filler.