Please be aware that the permanent makeup is a 2 step procedure, the initial procedure and the following touch up is in between 1-3 months. After 3 months this will not be considered as a initial touch up, and it will cost you extra.

We can adjust the color and the shape upon your arrival for your touch up appointment.

Permanent Makeup NOT recommended for any clients who are or have:

-Pregnant or nursing

-Diabetic

-Chemotherapy (consult your doctor)

-Viral infections and/or diseases

-Pacemaker or major heart problems

-Organ transplant

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

-Sick (cold, flu, etc.)

-Botox in the past 4 weeks

THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS

Before Care

-Do not work out the day of the procedure.

-Do not tan or have sunburned face.

-Do not take Aspirin, Niacin, Vitamin E, Fish Oil or Ibuprofen 24 hours before procedure.

-No alcohol or caffeine 2 days before the procedure.

-No waxing or tinting 3 days before the procedure.

-Please note that you will be more sensitive during your menstrual cycle.

-No tweezing/ waxing at least 48 hours before procedure; electrolysis no less than five days before. Do not resume any method of hair removal for at least two weeks.

-Eyelash or eyebrow tinting or eyelash curling should be done no sooner than 72 hours before, or two weeks after the procedure.

-Do not wear contact lenses during or immediately following the eyeliner procedure. Remember to bring your glasses. You may resume wearing your contact lenses as soon as your eyes return to their pre-tattooed condition.

-Stop using any lash serums for at least 30days prior to eyeliner procedure.

-It is recommended to reduce sun exposure 30days prior to your appointment and 30days after.

-Please come to your appointment with your eyebrows penciled in the way you normally filled them in.

-You must be off Accutane for 1 year prior to your procedure.

After Care

-After your procedure, clean your treated area(s) with the sterile water with cotton square or Q-tip. Wiping off well any lymph fluids then apply ointments

given 3-4times a day for 10 14days. Remember to apply a tiny amount of ointment to treated area(s) and DO NOT oversaturated.

-NO make-up on treated area(s) for 2weeks.

-DO NOT rub, pick or scratch the treated area. Let any scabbing or dry skin naturally exfoliate off. Picking your scabs can cause scarring.

-Avoid direct sun exposure or tanning for 3-4 weeks after procedure.

-Avoid heavy sweating for the first 10 days.

-Avoid long, hot showers for the first 10 days.

-Avoid swimming in lakes and rivers until treated area(s) healed.

-Avoid sleeping on your face for the first 10 days.

-Smoking will affect your results and may cause pigment to fade prematurely.

-NO facials, Botox, chemical treatments and microdermabrasion for 4 weeks.

-Keep hair away from treated area(s) and avoid touching.

-For lips procedure- Avoid eating foods that can potentially irritate the lips (spicy/hot/oily/salty/acidic food, etc.)

-Signs and symptoms of infection include, but not limited to, severs redness, swelling tenderness of the procedure site, red streaks going from the procedure site towards the heart, elevated body temperature, or purulent drainage from the procedure site. Discharge from site may be green/yellow in color and foul in odor. SEEK MEDICAL CARE IF ANY SIGNS OR SYMPTOMS OF INFECTION DEVELOP.

Long Term Care

-Use a good sunscreen after 10 days, sun exposure will fade your permanent cosmetics

-If you are planning a chemical peel, laser procedure or an MRI scan, please inform the technician/your care provider of your permanent cosmetics.

-The use of RetinA/Tretinoin, chemical peels and acid peels or any other rapid skin exfoliation products used on the forehead area will cause the permanent makeup of the eyebrow area to fade prematurely.

Additional Information

Please be aware that the result of the procedure is depending the following: Medication and health conditions, Skin Conditions - i.e. oily and poor skin, very dry/flaky skin, sun-damaged skin, loose or laxed skin, Natural skin undertones, Alcohol intake and smoking, General stress, immune system, Poor diet and not following the aftercare instructions, may affect your healed results.

Antacids, thyroid and anxiety medications have been reported as interfering with permanent makeup either by affecting retention or shifting the pigment to an undesirable tone. Remember, everything we eat and drink have their own chemical structure and the electron ends that are unattached or free, may get attached to others compounds inside the body forming a new molecule that may show a different color spectrum. With that info, an educated client may have better expectation and know that she / he may need more frequent adjustments that others. The better condition your skin is in, the better the final result will be. Mature clients may need an additional one to two weeks healing for the final results to appear. The better you take care of your skin and protect it from UV rays, the better the outcome and lifespan of the permanent cosmetic procedures.

Approximate Daily Healing Schedule for Permanent Cosmetics Eyebrows

1-2 Your brows are approximately 20-40% darker, bolder and more solid than your healed result. Under the pigment, the skin is red and pigment has been deposited into the layer of skin containing dead skin cells; combined giving the appearance of darker color. There may be minimal swelling but because typically the eyebrow area does not retain much fluid, swelling will be limited. The top layers of skin will begin to shed on about day 5-7 days, and you will see a loss of color. This is normal. Do not scratch/ pick!

3-4 Your eyebrows may begin to itch and the pigment may appear somewhat raised. Do not scratch/ pick!

5-7 The skin is now rapidly exfoliating and will shed evenly if left alone. The color under the exfoliating skin will start to appear very light and day by day it will start to appear darker. Please be patient and give the color a couple of weeks to become darker.

30-40 Now is the time to critique your brows, the tattoo has now become part of the dermis, seen under the epidermis.