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Pawn Yee's Permanent Cosmetics <br /> After Care ,56eet for Fermanent Ma6up <br /> - Apply Aquaphor to new procedure five times a day for five days. If sealant is not <br /> kept on, the procedure will dry, scab, and flake off, which will take color out. If a <br /> scab forms, sealant is not necessary anymore because it cannot be reversed. <br /> - If the sealant burns continuously, stop and use vitamin E oil instead. The <br /> coverage is not as good, but it's adequate. <br /> - Use natural tears eye drops at least five times a day or as necessary. <br /> - You may experience puffy eyes, swelling in the morning, or light bruising around <br /> the area. <br /> - To reduce any swelling, place an ice pack on the area in 20 minute intervals. <br /> Even if the area is not swollen immediately, it has been traumatized. Icing will <br /> help minimize swelling the day after the procedure. You can make a good ice pack <br /> by putting frozen peas in a zip-lock lunch bag. Place a wet paper towel between <br /> your skin and the ice bag. <br /> - Do not scratch, pick, or treat areas with new makeup because it will cause you <br /> to lose color. <br /> - Do not swim, soak in hot tubs, or take extensive baths for 10 days. Water will <br /> not hurt the procedure, but steam will. <br /> - Do not use makeup on or around a new procedure until it heals. Not only can it <br /> remove color, but it can also cause an infection. However, if you must, use only <br /> new makeup because it does not contain high bacteria levels. <br /> - Signs and symptoms of infection, include, but are not limited to, redness, <br /> swelling, tenderness of the procedure site, red streaks going from the procedure <br /> site towards the heart, elevated body temperature, or purulent drainage from the <br /> procedure site. <br /> - Signs and symptoms that indicate the need to seek medical care may be <br /> purulent drainage from the procedure site or elevated body temperature. Always <br /> seek medical care regarding any questions on infection of procedure site. <br />