Day 1: Wipe the brows.

Day 2: Wipe the brows 3 times: morning midday evening.

Days 3-5: Leave brows alone, allow them to dry up (during that time no makeup, creams or water on or around the brow).

Day 6: Start balm, 1 x per day. Apply a thin layer in the morning until all scabs are off.

What to Expect/ What is normal

Days 1-5: Brows will appear darker and thicker. Scabbing forms over the strokes to protect the area while healing.

Days 5-9: As the scabs start coming off, they may appear patchy (be patient, it’s just a few days, the balm will help with the flaking and itching).

Day 9-12: The pigment under may look light or milky due to a thin layer of scar tissue. This is completely normal.

Days 12-21: The pigment will “come back” once the thin layer of scar tissue heals. The brows will appear darker.

Absolutely NO PICKING your scabs!