HENNA BROWS
PRE & POST TREATMENT CARE
BEFORE YOUR TREATMENT
It is a good idea to scrub your eyebrows the evening before the treatment to remove dead skin cells and ensure the brow henna penetrates your skin better.
If you have any of the following conditions you are not a good candidate for Brow Henna:
• Have a positive reaction to a sensitivity patch test
• Inflammation of the eyelid or around the brow area
• Chemotherapy (current cancer treatment—must have physician consent)
• Skin diseases, skin trauma, cuts, abrasions, burns and swelling in the immediate area
• Sunburn
• Skin disorders in the general eye area suck as dermatitis (must have physician consent)
• Eye infection such as conjunctivitis
• Recent operations around eyes, head or face in immediate areas
• Hypersensitive skin/eyes
• Recent tattoo or eyebrow microblading (must be fully healed)
• Botox and dermal fillers
• Previous reaction to Henna treatments either on the skin, hair, scalp or face
AFTER YOUR TREATMENT
• Do not use strong makeup removers for 48-hours as they may strip the colour (note: oil-based makeup remover can cause the henna stain to fade faster)
• Understand that oil breaks down the stain. If you have oily/combination skin you may experience faster fading of henna.
• Do not rub, pull or pick at the area treated
• Do not allow shampoo or conditioner onto the brows for the first 24-hours
• Avoid heat treatments/facials that involve streaming for 24-hours
• Avoid sunbathing for 24-hours (note: can cause the henna to fade or lighten)
• Avoid swimming/saunas for at least 24 hours after your treatment
• Exposure to the sun/UV lights for long period can cause the henna stain to fade (note: apply sunscreen to your brows while out in the sun)
• If any irritation occurs, apply a clean cold wet pad to the eye area or contact a doctor
• Use the recommended aftercare and do not use oil-based products over your brows
• Avoid using AHAs around the brow area
Important Tip
Treat your Eyebrow Henna like a spray tan no excessive rubbing, scratching or picking. Brushing is ok and helps to stimulate hair growth though treat them with a little TLC & they will last a little longer for you.