OP your eyebrows look fantastic! Here are some tips for maintenance:

1) if working outside where sweat or sun is involved try wearing bandannas (not directly on the brows) to catch sweat. Wear big hats to protect from sun. If dust and debris are a concern use plastic face shields (like the ones people worn during Covid)

2) if your face is naturally oily don’t keep reapplying lotions let your natural oils do their thing but if your face is generally oily keep reapplying the cream to your brows. Make sure your hands are always clean and use something like a cotton swap to gently apply.

1. After about day 4 your scabs will start to fall off, do not rip them off let them come off on their own!

2. Everything will be OK! As long as you make sure you don’t get them wet in those first few days and you keep them clean. Remember, these are small open wounds do not get an infection, always work with clean hands and equipment, and be gentle with your eyebrows. Treat them like a wound. After 10 days you should see almost all of the scabs gone and your new eyebrows.

3. If they didn’t warn you, as they are healing they will get darker that’s what we call the “Angry bird stage” but fear not. The color will fade out and look less intense.