
Is it normal for the eyebrows to itch on the third day after getting a brow tattoo?
It's the third day after my microblading procedure, and now the area around my eyebrows feels slightly itchy. There's no redness, swelling, or pus visible. Is this a normal part of the healing process? Could it be an infection?

It is generally normal to experience itching on the third day after eyebrow tattooing.
During the recovery process after eyebrow tattooing, mild itching is a normal physiological reaction. During the procedure, the needle penetrates the outer layer of the skin to implant pigment beneath it, causing a certain degree of skin damage. Within several days after the procedure, the skin begins to heal and new skin cells gradually cover the wound, a process that may be accompanied by mild itching.
Although mild itching is normal, scratching or rubbing the eyebrow area with your hands should be avoided, as this may damage the healing skin, cause uneven pigment loss, affect the final appearance of the eyebrow tattoo, and even potentially lead to infection. If the itching is accompanied by symptoms such as redness, swelling, pain, or discharge, it may indicate an infection or allergic reaction. In such cases, seek medical attention promptly and apply a soothing cream recommended by your doctor to help relieve the itching.
During the recovery period after eyebrow tattooing, it is important to keep the area clean and dry, and avoid touching or picking at it to prevent interference with healing and the final tattoo results.