Eyebrow After Care   This link will bring you the page where you can learn all about the risks of getting your eyebrow pierced  This link will bring you to a page where you can learn the procedure of getting your eyebrow pierced  This link will bring you to a page where you can learn how to maintain your eyebrow piercing
           

A mild liquid antimicrobial/germicidal medicated soap such as Provon or Satin, and water is recommended for cleaning. Inferior alternatives include products such as Almay Clearly Natural, Hypocare, NutriBiotic; or other mild, fragrance- and colour-free liquid antibacterial soap. These should possibly be diluted with distilled or bottled water, depending on product strength. Also, mild non-iodised (no iodine) sea salt soaks as described below.

AFTER SOAKS

Mild sea salt water soaks are strongly suggested at least once a day to accelerate healing and increase your comfort. This may also help to reduce irritation in the area. Dissolve a pinch (1/4 teaspoon) of sea salt into one cup (250 ml.) of warm or hot water in a clean cup. Distilled water is optimal. A stronger solution is not better as you can burn your piercing with too much salt. Invert it over the area to form a vacuum and soak directly for a few minutes. For certain placements it is easier to use a clean cotton ball or gauze pad soaked in the salt water and applied to the pierced area. Follow with a clear water rinse or splash then pat dry with paper products.

This is a picture of an eyebrow piercing. Typically consisting of two piercings; one located above the eyebrow, and another below the eyebrow with a ring inserted through the 2 openings.
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