Unlike traditional microblading, which creates hair-like strokes, Combo Brows include additional shading to provide more depth and dimension.

Ideal candidates are those looking for fuller brows, have thinning or sparse eyebrows, or want a more defined brow shape.

Immediate Aftercare (First 24-48 Hours)

1. Gentle Cleansing:
   • Gently clean the brow area with a mild, fragrance-free cleanser to remove lymph fluid or blood. Avoid using aggressive movements.
2. Avoid Water and Steam:
   • Keep the brows dry and avoid direct water contact, steam from showers, saunas, or steam cooking.
3. No Touching:
   • Avoid touching the brows unnecessarily to prevent infection and irritation.

First Week

4. Apply Healing Ointment:
   • Apply a recommended healing ointment or balm to the brows. This is typically done 2-3 times a day with a clean cotton swab.
5. Avoid Makeup and Skincare Products:
   • Do not apply makeup, creams, or serums on or around the brow area to prevent infection and color distortion.
6. Stay Out of the Sun:
   • Avoid direct sun exposure. If you must go outside, wear a hat to protect your brows from UV rays.
7. No Swimming or Soaking:
   • Avoid swimming pools, hot tubs, and soaking in the bath to prevent the brows from getting wet.

Second Week and Beyond

8. Avoid Exfoliation and Anti-Aging Products:
   • Do not use exfoliating products (like scrubs or acids) or anti-aging products (like retinol) near the brows, as they can fade the pigment.
9. Limit Physical Activity:
   • Reduce heavy physical activity to prevent excess sweating, especially in the first two weeks.
10. Sleep Carefully:
    • Try to sleep on your back to avoid pressure on your brows.

General Tips

11. Avoid Certain Activities:
    • Refrain from activities that might lead to excessive sweating, like intense workouts, for at least a week.
12. No Picking or Scratching:
    • Avoid picking or scratching the brows as they heal. Scabbing is normal, but picking can remove the pigment and damage the skin.
13. Monitor for Signs of Infection:
    • Keep an eye out for signs of infection, like excessive redness, swelling, or pus, and consult a professional if these occur.
14. Be Patient with Healing:
    • The healing process can vary. Expect some fading and color change during the first month as the skin heals and the true color emerges.
15. Follow-Up Appointment:
    • Attend a follow-up appointment, if scheduled, for any necessary touch-ups.

Long-Term Care

• To maintain the color and shape of your Combo Brows, protect them from the sun and follow up with touch-up appointments as recommended by your technician.

The procedure typically takes about 2-3 hours, including consultation and the tattooing process.

Some discomfort may be felt, but a topical anesthetic is usually applied to minimize pain.

Combo Brows can last anywhere from 1 to 3 years, depending on skin type and lifestyle.

Aftercare includes keeping the brows dry for a week, avoiding direct sunlight, and applying a healing ointment as directed.

Yes, the shape and color are customizable based on your preference and skin tone.

Side effects can include redness, swelling, and slight itching during the healing process.

The cost varies depending on the artist and location but typically ranges from 280 CHF to 400 CHF

Avoid alcohol, caffeine, and blood-thinning medications for 24 hours before the procedure.

The brows will go through various healing stages, including flaking and lightening, before the true color emerges after a few weeks.

Adjustments can be made, but complete removal is difficult. It's important to choose a skilled technician.

A touch-up is typically recommended every 12 to 18 months to maintain the color and shape.

Yes, when performed by a licensed and experienced professional, the procedure is safe. However, it's important to discuss any allergies or skin sensitivities beforehand.