Aftercare should be specific to the area treated and the products used. Brow, eyeliner and lip embroidery should not automatically share one cleansing routine or one timetable for returning to skincare.
Eyebrow embroidery places pigment into the skin to create the appearance of brow hairs, shading or both. It may reduce daily brow makeup, but it is a form of cosmetic tattooing and deserves a considered consultation.
Choose a lip embroidery colour by discussing your starting lip tone and the result you want once healed. Your favourite lipstick can be a useful reference, but pigment placed in the skin will not necessarily reproduce its coverage or finish.
Eyebrow embroidery is not automatically suitable for everyone. A consultation should consider your skin, existing brows, previous pigment and relevant medical history before recommending a technique or booking treatment.
