Very Important Eyebrow Question.

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April C.

Feb 9, 2014

April C.

Ok, everytime I get my eyebrows threaded, (that is my preference) I get super red and the following day I get small bumps around my eyebrow area. How do I prevent this? I have tried Aloe Vera but it doesn't seem to help, it just soothes the redness and itchiness... Help! I'm getting them done today ):

Feb 9, 2014

Use a cotton ball with witch hazel and rub it over your brows! thats my secret, I never get redness, bumps, or ingrown hairs (I tweeze)

Ileene M.

Feb 9, 2014

Ileene M.

Mikayla do you rub it on before or after?

Feb 9, 2014

after!

Maria D.

Feb 9, 2014

Maria D.

That shouldn't happen... Maybe you should go to a cleaner place or maybe it's from them applying cream after cause I also get my eyebrows threaded and I tell them everytime no cream cause It breaks me out.

Lisa S.

Feb 9, 2014

Lisa S.

Just what Mikayla said, but do it right after, not like twenty minutes or longer, but right after you walk out the door from doing it.

Ariana G.

Feb 9, 2014

Ariana G.

I agree with Witch Hazel! It also helps with acne.

April C.

Feb 9, 2014

April C.

Thanks girls! will definitely try the witch hazel, super happy I actually have that :)

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