Brow cleaning and care
Gentle cleansing: Before thrushing, use a gentle facial cleanser to clean the brow skin to remove oil, dirt and aged cuticle. Avoid overly cleansing or harsh products that disrupt the skin’s barrier function. Choose a soap-free amino acid cleanser and gently wash your eyebrows with warm water.
Moisturizing and moisturizing: After cleaning, gently dry the brow with a clean towel, and then apply an appropriate amount of gentle moisturizing products, such as lotion or cream for sensitive skin, to replenish and lock in moisture for the skin, so that the skin of the brow is moisturized, reducing sensitivity problems caused by dryness.
Eyebrow pencil selection and trial
Choose the right product: Give priority to choosing a pencil designed for sensitive skin with natural and gentle ingredients, such as a pencil containing natural vegetable wax, vegetable oils, mineral pigments, fragrance-free, alcohol-free, and chemical preservative free. Try to choose products with well-known brands and guaranteed quality, which are usually subjected to more rigorous safety testing.
Skin test: Before using the new eyebrow pencil, try it on a small area of skin such as behind the ear or inside the arm, and observe for 24-48 hours to see if there are allergic reactions such as redness, itching, and tingling. If no discomfort occurs, apply to the eyebrow.
Thrush techniques and techniques
Eyebrow moderation: First comb your eyebrows neatly, and then use eyebrow scissors to trim the eyebrows that are too long or messy. When threading eyebrows, be careful not to remove the eyebrows too much, so as not to damage the hair follicles and skin, causing inflammation. For sensitive skin, it is recommended to minimize the frequency and intensity of eyebrow threading.
Understatement: When thrushing, keep a gentle approach and avoid pulling the skin too hard. You can start with the tail of the eyebrow, gently trace in the direction of the natural growth of the eyebrow, and then gradually fill in forward. Try to use the tip of the eyebrow pencil, mainly in thin lines, one by one to describe the eyebrow, to create a natural effect, avoid too heavy color and clumping.
Avoid contact with the skin: Try to keep the eyebrow pencil only in contact with the eyebrow itself, reducing the contact with the surrounding skin. If accidentally painted on the skin, to use a clean cotton swab gently wipe off, do not rub.
Makeup removal and follow-up
Gentle makeup remover: When removing makeup, use a gentle makeup remover such as oil, lotion, or water. Pour the makeup remover onto a cotton pad and gently apply it to your brow. Leave it on for a moment to dissolve the color and oil of the pencil, then gently wipe it off. Avoid makeup remover products that contain alcohol or harsh ingredients to avoid skin irritation.
Cleansing and soothing: After makeup removal, wash your brows thoroughly with water to ensure that makeup remover and eyebrow pencil residue are removed. You can then apply a cold towel or a cold pack mask to the eyebrow area to close the pores, soothe the skin and reduce any discomfort that may occur. Finally, apply appropriate amount of sensitive skin special skin care products for moisturizing and repairing care.
Post time: Mar-05-2025