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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Brows Powder Fill In.
Results typically last 12â24 months depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. Oily skin may fade sooner. The included 2-session process plus periodic touch-ups helps maintain crisp color and shape over time.
Most clients feel minimal discomfort; the hand-tap method is gentler than machine work. Topical numbing cream is applied before and during the procedure to keep you comfortable. Expect mild redness that subsides within a day or two.
Avoid blood-thinning medications, alcohol, and intense exercise for 48 hours prior. Skip tanning and exfoliating treatments on the brow area. Arrive with clean brows and bring a list of medications or skin sensitivities to ensure safe, customized treatment.
Keep the area dry and clean for the first week, avoid swimming, saunas, and heavy sweating. Apply provided ointment as directed, avoid makeup on brows until healed, and protect from sun. Follow your technicianâs instructions for optimal results.
Yes â color appears darker and more intense during healing. Expect scabbing and lightening as the skin heals; final results emerge after the second session, typically a softer, natural powder finish that matches your chosen shade.
Certain conditions like pregnancy, active acne, skin infections, keloid scarring, or recent Botox in the brow area may disqualify you. Medications and autoimmune disorders can affect healing. A thorough consultation and medical history review determine eligibility and minimize risks.
