How many days after eyebrow tattoo can I wash my face?

Usually, women should pay attention to certain care methods and principles after eyebrow tattooing. In order to achieve better eyebrow tattooing results, they should be careful not to eat seafood within five days after tattooing, and avoid contact with alcoholic beverages. Try not to touch water within three to five days.

1. Experts say that keeping your wound from getting wet does not mean you should not wash your face. As long as you effectively avoid the eyebrow area when washing your face and keep it dry enough, it will be fine. Once it comes into contact with water, you should immediately wipe it dry with a clean tissue. After about three to five days, scabs will form on the tattooed area. After they fall off completely, your eyebrows will be as natural and three-dimensional as a winding dragon.

2. That is to say, after the scabs have completely fallen off in five to seven days , you can play with water and wash your face as you please. You can also use a mild facial cleanser to clean your face. Girls prefer to use facial masks, but it is best not to use paste-like masks on eyebrows, because they are just beginning to recover and to avoid fading of eyebrow tattoo color.

Never peel it with your hands, otherwise it will leave scars or even cause discoloration. Your normal work and life will not be affected during this period, so please rest assured. However, you should avoid eating seafood and drinking alcohol within five days. Especially those customers who are allergic should be more careful and not neglect it.

3. In order to achieve better postoperative results , patients are required not to eat seafood, drink alcohol, or wear makeup after eyebrow tattooing. You can apply cold compress to the red and swollen area to reduce the swelling as soon as possible. When applying cold compress, place ice cubes in an ice bag and wrap it with a sterilized towel for 20-30 minutes. Do not place ice bags or ice cubes directly on the wound to prevent ice water from seeping into the wound and causing infection.