Alaa Al MasriEYEBROW STUDIO

Visiting Jordan? Your brows can be done in one trip

The question I get most from abroad: “I’m only here two weeks — is there time?” The answer is yes, on two conditions and with two specific techniques. This page explains both, plainly.

First, the obstacle: why does the site say a touch-up is essential?

In most permanent makeup techniques, some pigment leaves with the scabs as the skin heals, so the result needs a second session four to six weeks later to replace what was lost and settle the colour. That is written on my site because it is true — and because I do not hide what might disappoint you later.

Someone visiting Jordan for two weeks cannot wait six. So what do we do?

The answer: two techniques that finish in one session

With micropigmentation and fiber technique I can work with a pigment and density that, in most cases, make the touch-up unnecessary — you leave with a finished result from the first session.

I will not tell you it is guaranteed. Skin responds differently, and the result is judged at four weeks. But these two settle more reliably than the others because neither depends on an incision healing — which is exactly why they suit someone who cannot come back soon.

TechniqueOne session enough?LastsPrice
MicropigmentationYes — with the right pigment1–2 years200 JOD
Fiber techniqueYes — with the right pigment1–3 years250 JOD
Microblading · NanoNo — needs a touch-up at 4–6 weeks3–9 months180 JOD
Powder browsNo — needs a touch-upAbout a year150 JOD
If your time is short Choose micropigmentation or fiber technique. Both suit every skin type, and micropigmentation works over previous work — so there is rarely anything standing in your way.

How many days do you need in Jordan?

The session itself takes two hours. What matters is what follows:

  • Seven days with no water directly on the brow, and no hot shower steam.
  • Two weeks with no pool, sea, sauna or hard exercise.
  • And never pick the scabs — they fall away on their own.

Flying straight afterwards is not a problem. You can travel the next day with no effect on the result.

Where to place it in your trip — practical advice

If your trip includes the Dead Sea or Aqaba, have your brows done after them, not before. Salt water and pools are out for two weeks, and there is no sense coming to Jordan and not going in the water.

The usual best order: the sea first, brows in the final days, then your flight. You arrive home while the brow is still flaking, and the result completes itself there.

Book before you travel — not after you land

The studio takes one appointment at a time, never overlapping. That means days fill in advance, and arriving without a booking may find nothing free in a busy fortnight — especially in summer and around the holidays.

Message me on WhatsApp before or just after booking your ticket with the dates you will be in Amman. We fix the appointment, and I send you what to avoid in the week before.

Questions I get from abroad

Can I swim in the Dead Sea after the session? No — nor in any salt water — for two weeks. So arrange the sea before the brows.

I had my brows done at home and want them corrected — is that possible? Yes. Micropigmentation is the technique that works over previous work. If the colour has shifted blue or red we may need a removal session first (75 JOD), and that takes longer — so send me a photograph before you travel and I will tell you honestly whether your trip allows it.

And if I come back next year for a touch-up? You are welcome, and it is charged as its own session — but the two techniques above rarely need one before their stated lifespan is up.

Book before you travel

Tell me the dates you will be in Amman and which technique you have in mind, and I will fix the appointment.

Book before you travel