I strive to achieve the best possible results for you! You can contribute by following the guidelines below before your treatment. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact me.

4 weeks before your appointment:

• Do not use henna dye on your eyebrows.
• Stop using eyebrow growth serums.

14 days before your appointment:

• Stop plucking your eyebrows. This allows me to assess the natural shape and gives us the maximum amount of hair to work with.
• Avoid sun exposure and tanning beds. These can damage the skin and affect the treatment.
• Do not undergo treatments with fruit acids or vitamin A (Retinol), and avoid using creams with these ingredients.
• Do not get Botox treatments in the forehead area.

7 days before your appointment:

• Do not tint your eyebrows (no hybrid or regular dye).
• Be aware that some people experience increased sensitivity during menstruation. It may be wise to schedule your appointment outside this week.

48 hours before the treatment:

• Avoid alcohol, drugs, and painkillers such as paracetamol, aspirin, or NSAIDs (like ibuprofen). These thin the blood and can increase bleeding during treatment, affecting pigment retention. Avoid supplements like vitamin E for the same reason.
• Avoid blood-thinning medications (always consult your physician before stopping any prescribed medication).

The day before the treatment:

• Gently exfoliate your eyebrows and the surrounding skin with a mild scrub to remove dead skin cells.
• Avoid coffee or other caffeinated drinks from today until the day after the treatment. Caffeine also has a blood-thinning effect and can affect the final result.

Day of the treatment:

• Please come in wearing your normal makeup routine. This helps me understand your preferences and supports shaping the brows accordingly.
• Eat and drink well before your appointment and make sure you’re well rested.

I strive to achieve the best possible results for you! You can support the healing process by following the aftercare instructions below. If you have questions, feel free to reach out.

We follow the dry healing protocol, which delivers the best and most lasting results. Each person’s healing is unique, and the timeframes below are indicative.

As long as the treated skin still has scabs, the following guidelines apply:

• Keep the area dry. On average, it takes 10 to 14 days for all the scabs to fall off naturally.
• If your brows do get wet, gently pat them dry with a clean towel — do not rub.
• Do not pick at scabs or peeling skin. This may lead to pigment loss. Scabs must fall off on their own.
• Do not apply any creams (day/night/SPF or others) or makeup to the treated area.
• Avoid sun exposure and tanning beds for 4 weeks, even after the scabs have fallen off. Use SPF 50+ after healing; using it too early can gray the pigment. Wear a hat to shield the area if you must be in the sun.
• Avoid saunas, steam baths, massages, and swimming.
• Avoid exercising to prevent sweating.
• Avoid touching the treated area as much as possible.
• Do not use plasters, bandages, or wound sprays to cover the PMU.
• Do not undergo facial treatments, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, growth factor creams, or laser treatments — these can damage the pigmented skin and cause pigment loss or burns.
• The use of antibiotics or hormonal treatments may cause pigment to fade more quickly.
• Full healing of the brows typically takes 6 to 8 weeks. No further treatment should be done during this time. For more mature skin, allow 8 to 10 weeks.
• Some skin types or poor aftercare may result in greater pigment loss. In these cases, an additional touch-up may be needed (not included in the initial treatment price).
• Powderbrows typically last 1 to 3 years, depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare compliance.

Important: Contact your doctor if you experience severe redness, swelling, bleeding, discharge, color changes, or persistent pain.

As a certified and professionally trained specialist, I work under strict GGD health regulations and only use the highest quality products that fully comply with European safety standards.

There are situations in which I advise against getting powderbrows or recommend postponing the treatment. This is for the protection of your skin and to ensure I can achieve the best possible result for you.

Before the treatment, you will be asked to fill in a consent form. This includes questions that help me understand your medical history and current factors that may influence the treatment. This allows me to work safely and responsibly, and to discuss any potential contraindications with you.

The following are considered contraindications, but I am happy to assess each situation individually to see if treatment may still be possible:

• Chronic skin conditions
• Cardiovascular disorders
• Hemophilia (a blood disorder that causes prolonged bleeding from wounds)
• Immune system disorders (due to illness or medication use)
• Allergies to pigment or other PMU materials
• Diabetes (some patients may experience poor wound healing, which can affect results such as color retention. However, this is not the case for all and if aftercare instructions are followed, treatment is usually possible)
• Irritated skin such as bumps, dark moles, or swelling – PMU will not be applied directly on these areas. The specialist will work around them.

In the above cases, I advise clients to consult their healthcare provider about any potential risks. I reserve the right to postpone or decline a treatment based on my professional assessment. In some cases, I may request a medical statement. However, every case is unique — so if you’re unsure, feel free to call me or schedule a free consultation to explore your options.