No more panic in the dark phase
Day 1 and day 4 messages say it before they ask: too dark is normal, flaking is normal, the colour will come back. Your clients stop writing "I hate them".
For permanent makeup (PMU) artists
PMU aftercare that gets your clients to the touch-up
Microblading, powder brows, lip blush, eyeliner: your client gets the right instruction at each phase, from the "too dark" days to the flaking, and a touch-up reminder at 4 weeks. Signed with your first name.
14 days free, no card
- 6
- messages per session
- Day 28
- touch-up reminder
- 0
- apps for your clients
Sequences ready for your services
Pick the service when you add the client, the right sequence starts.
Microblading brows
Powder / ombré brows
Permanent eyeliner
Lips (lip blush, candy lips)
PMU touch-up (4 to 8 weeks)
What your clients receive
Every message is editable and signed with your first name.
Day 0
Thanks + instructions: no water, no makeup, dab with the cream provided
Day 1
Reminder: too dark and a bit swollen is normal, don't touch
Day 4
Flaking is starting: let it fall on its own, colour will fade then come back
Day 10
End of flaking: makeup allowed again, sun protection, patience for the final colour
Day 28
Touch-up reminder: booked date, or your booking link if not booked yet
Day 45
Final result and Google review ask
What changes for you
The touch-up actually happens
At day 28 the client gets a reminder with the booked date, or your booking link if they haven't booked. The 4 to 8 week window stops slipping away.
Reviews when the result is real
The review ask goes out at day 45, once the colour has settled and the client loves their brows. Not at checkout when they're red.
Your number stays private
Messages leave from PostCare's WhatsApp number, signed with your first name. A photo or a worrying word, and you're alerted immediately.
How it works for a PMU artist
1
End of session: add the client
First name, number, service, date, and the touch-up date if you booked it on the spot. 10 seconds from your phone.
2
The sequence follows the healing
Day 0, 1, 4, 10, 28, 45. Each message matches a phase: dark, flaking, ghost phase, final colour. Written in your words, signed by you.
3
You only handle what needs you
"Is it normal that they're so dark?" gets an automatic answer from your FAQ. A photo or a worrying word is forwarded to you with no automatic answer.
Why PMU artists use it
PMU healing is confusing for clients: the brows look too dark for 3 days, then flake, then almost disappear, then come back at week 4 to 6. Every one of those phases produces a worried message if nobody announced it. PostCare announces it, in your words, the day before it happens.
The touch-up is where PMU results are made, and it's also the appointment that slips the most. Clients mean to book, then it's week 10. The day 28 message carries the booked date if you set it, or your booking link if you didn't. It's one message, and it's the one that fills your touch-up slots.
Your healed results are your best marketing, but you only see them if the client comes back or sends a photo. The day 45 message asks for both: a photo of the final result and a Google review, when the colour is settled and the client is happy.
Questions
Do you have different sequences for brows, lips and eyeliner?
The default PMU sequence covers the common healing arc (dark, flaking, fading, final colour, touch-up). You can duplicate it per service and adjust the lip-specific or eyeliner-specific instructions in a few minutes.
How does the touch-up reminder know the date?
When you add the client, you can enter the touch-up date if it's already booked. The day 28 message then says "your touch-up is on <date>". If you don't enter one, it says "book it here" with your booking link.
Can I keep my own aftercare products and instructions?
Yes. Rewrite any message, name the cream you hand out, change the timings. The sequence is a base written for PMU healing; the words are yours.