Is it okay to wash off the eyebrows after two days?

Generally speaking, it is not recommended to wash off the眉 (semi-permanent eyebrows) within two days after the procedure.眉 embroidery involves implanting pigments beneath the epidermis using specialized instruments, based on the original shape of the skin, to form colored patches that utilize long-lasting, non-fading pigments to create various patterns, thereby enhancing the appearance of the eyebrows. The general reference price for眉 embroidery ranges from 1000 to 5000 yuan per session, and improvements are usually visible within 1–2 weeks after the procedure, although symptoms such as swelling and redness may occur. A detailed explanation is as follows:

At least 1–2 weeks should pass before considering removal.眉 embroidery involves implanting pigments into the dermal layer of the skin. During the first two days post-procedure, the skin is still in the early phase of wound healing. Performing removal at this stage would cause secondary trauma to the skin, significantly increasing the risk of infection, which may lead to symptoms such as localized swelling, intensified pain, fever, and pus formation. In severe cases, it could even result in skin ulcers and scarring.

Moreover, because the skin has not yet stabilized, it is difficult to accurately remove the pigments during the removal process, which may affect subsequent cleaning and the possibility of repairing or reshaping the eyebrows. In addition, the inflammatory response of the skin has not yet subsided within two days after眉 embroidery, and removal may exacerbate the inflammation, delaying the skin's return to normal condition, which could have highly unfavorable effects on both the health and appearance of the eyebrows.

It is recommended that you visit a reputable hospital and follow the guidance of a qualified physician when undergoing the aforementioned procedures to ensure the safety and stability of the procedure. After眉 embroidery, it is important to keep the eyebrow area clean and dry, avoid contact with water, and prevent infection.