What happens during the fourteen days after the treatment decides how the result looks for the next two years. Aftercare is not an add-on to the service \u2014 it is part of it.<\/p>
Skin after micropigmentation is broken skin. Whatever goes onto it has to hydrate, protect against infection and not react with the pigment that is still settling. An ordinary drugstore balm meets the first of those conditions at best \u2014 and it can actively do harm, washing out the colour or clogging a healing wound.<\/p>
An essence created from the oils of tamanu<\/strong> i andiroba<\/strong> \u2014 two raw materials used for generations in the care of damaged skin. It works on several fronts: it soothes pain, supports regeneration of the epidermis and reduces the risk of infection. It is OVA's own composition and the foundation of the entire aftercare line.<\/p> Lips, brows and eyeliner heal differently and need different things. Lips \u2014 the most vascularised, the most prone to drying out and to cold sores \u2014 need a richer, occlusive formula. Brows tolerate a light balm better, with an added filter in summer. Eyeliner calls for a product you can work with close to the eye.<\/p> Every product in this category is also available in bulk packs, to hand over or resell to your client. For a studio it is both part of aftercare and a real margin \u2014 and for the client, a guarantee that she will not put a random cream from the bathroom cabinet on a fresh treatment.<\/p> A product intended for broken skin, with a rich, occlusive consistency, safe to apply to an open epidermis. Apply the lip butter in a thin layer several times a day for the first few days so that the lips do not dry out \u2014 it is that drying that causes cracking and colour loss.<\/p> As standard, throughout the whole period the epidermis is healing \u2014 roughly 7\u201314 days, depending on the area and skin type. Sun protection is worth using for much longer: UV radiation lightens the pigment for as long as it stays in the skin.<\/p> Yes, and it is one of the most underrated factors. A scab that dries out comes away together with the pigment, while skin that is greasy or irritated heals unevenly. Correct aftercare will not fix a badly performed treatment, but the wrong aftercare can ruin a good one.<\/p> Yes. The products are available in bulk packs designed for studios. Write to us about the terms of cooperation.<\/p> Yes \u2014 the line also works after injectable treatments and laser therapy, wherever the skin needs support in regenerating.<\/p>","link":"https:\/\/ova.com.pl\/en\/product-category\/pielegnacja\/","name":"Aftercare","slug":"pielegnacja","taxonomy":"product_cat","parent":0,"meta":[],"menu_order":0,"yoast_head":"\nThree areas, three different protocols<\/h2>
For the salon, not only for the client<\/h2>
Frequently asked questions<\/h2>
What should lips be treated with after permanent makeup?<\/h3>
How long does aftercare need to be used?<\/h3>
Does aftercare affect how the pigment takes?<\/h3>
Can I resell these products in my own salon?<\/h3>
Are these cosmetics suitable after treatments other than PMU?<\/h3>