Permanent makeup is NOT RECOMMENDED for any clients who are or have:

• Pregnant or nursing

• History of Keloids or Hypertrophic scarring

• Diabetic (require doctor’s clearance)

• Chemotherapy (consult your doctor)

• Viral infections and/or diseases

• Epilepsy

• Pacemaker or major heart problems

• Organ transplant

• Skin irritations or Psoriasis near the treated area (rashes, sunburn, acne, etc.)

• Sick (cold, flu, etc.)

• Accutane in the past year

• Had Botox in the last month

• Heart conditions, Uncontrolled High Blood Pressure

• Any treatment, medication, or illness that compromises the immune system/healing would make you NOT a good candidate for micropigmentation procedures.

Permanent cosmetic enhancements normally require multiple application sessions. To achieve the best results, you will be required to return for at least one control procedure six weeks after the initial application.

Be prepared for the color intensity to be significantly sharper and darker immediately after the procedure. This will subside and become softer as the skin heals. This process can take up to 10 days.

• DO NOT take Aspirin, Fish Oil, Niacin, Vitamin E and/or Ibuprofen unless medically necessary, 72 hrs prior to your procedure. Tylenol is fine.

• DO NOT work out 24 hrs prior to your procedure.

• AVOID sun and tanning one week prior to your procedure.

• Discontinue Glycolics, Retin-A or Retinol products 4 weeks before the scheduled appointment.

• DO NOT use AHA skincare products close to the enhancement area 2 weeks prior to and after your procedure.

• If you've had any cosmetic surgical procedures done on the face area, please wait TWO MONTHS to fully heal prior to the eyebrow tattoo procedure.

• DO NOT consume any alcoholic beverages 24 HOURS before the scheduled appointment. This will prevent any excess bleeding, oozing, and minimizes swelling during the procedure.

• Do not wax, thread or tint your eyebrows one week before your procedure ( I will do this )

• No facials or chemical peels a week prior to the scheduled appointment.

If there are any exfoliation products at home, please use them on the brow area a week prior to the appointment for the skin to take in the pigment(s) easily during the procedure.

For the first couple of days, brows will appear dark and very defined before the scabbing phase. The thickness will subside gradually as the days go by.

You may notice redness, whiteness or blanching around the area, this is quite normal and will subside within 12 hours. If you find any lymphatic fluid or blood weeping you can gently clean the area with cool boiled water and gauze, blotting gently dry to remove any moisture. (or clean & sterile unscented wipe, wash hands!)

Redness, swelling, and stinging is normal and should subside by the following day completely. If the area feels unbearable for certain individuals who have low pain tolerance, please use a clean ice pack for comfort.

You will go through three healing phases: 1-heal, 2-peel and 3-fade.

Once the brow area starts to peel, it will appear flaky and unappealing. The area may feel a bit dry. Do not pick or pull at the treated area as it will result in pigment loss

Once all scabs have fully fallen off completely and naturally, healed results should appear 10-30% lighter in color and 10-15% smaller in size from the initial. Consider using a waterproof total sunblock when going out in the sun to stop the color fading.

Everyone heals and accepts the pigment differently. We provide the same service for every client but retention is dependent on your skin and lifestyle

When you leave the studio your brow tattoos are intact. That is the job of the technician. There ARE NO GUARANTEES made as to how your body will heal them. If they fade, blur or not take good, that is the result of YOUR skin, your lifestyle....not a result of the technique or the technician. NO one knows how the clients skin will heal. This is a potential risk all clients take when consenting to this procedure

Permanent Makeup is an art, NOT a science. Clients results will vary and using a pencil or powder will/may still be needed. We have no control over your body healing process and each time a procedure is done, the pigment will have less retention due to scar tissue

If you are out in the sun a lot, have oily skin, use anti-aging creams, retinA/retinol products, acidic cleansers, natural elements, regular chemical peels, or exercise frequently, your permanent makeup WILL fade prematurely. The better you take care of the treated area and follow the provided aftercare, the longer it will last.