-Before you book-
permanent makeup services
If you have an old/previous permanent makeup, please email for APPROVAL before booking.
Permanent makeup is not recommended for clients who are or have any of the following:
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Must be 18+
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Diabetic (unless controlled)
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Pregnant or Nursing
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Undergoing chemotherapy (consult with your doctor)
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Had an organ transplant
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Epilepsy
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Glaucoma
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Major heart conditions or high blood pressure
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Any transmittable blood conditions like HIV or Hepatitis.
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Any skin conditions on the face (specifically around the eyebrows & eyelids) such as psoriasis, rosacea, shingles, eczema, open skin lesions and undiagnosed rashes or blisters.
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History of keloid scarring
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Allergic to lidocaine
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Taking accutane medication or have used it in the past 6 months.
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Had Botox within a 2 week period of appointment
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Skin cancer
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Taking any blood thinners medication
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Have a DARK previous tattoo
What to expect
permanent makeup
Please expect a 3-4 hours stay for your initial appointment. Getting a semi-permanent cosmetic tattoo is a 2 step process. Your first touch-up will be scheduled before you leave. You will then be sent home with aftercare instructions & kit. Do not expect your tattoo to heal perfectly after the initial appointment. There is no guarantee of results as everyone’s result will vary due to skin type and lifestyle. It is important to follow aftercare instructions to ensure proper healing.
Brows
Pre-care
No Botox or fillers 4 weeks prior
No facials 2 weeks prior
No waxing and tinting 1 week prior
No Retinoid products 1 week prior
No tanning 1 week prior
No alcohol 24 hours prior
Do not workout 24 hours prior
No Vitamin E and fish oil 24 hours prior
No caffeine morning of procedure
No swimming until the area is completely healed, salt water/chlorine can cause the pigments to fade or change in color. Please plan your appointment accordingly.
*Note: You will be more sensitive during your menstrual cycle.
After care
Blot brows to collect lymphatic fluid for the first hour post procedure. Begin the aftercare routine the following morning. Water contact should only be during the aftercare routine, avoid getting your brows wet otherwise (may delay healing process).
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With clean hands, wash brows once a day with any antibacterial or gentle soap.
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Pat dry with a clean paper towel.
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Apply a very thin layer of ointment.
Follow instructions for 7 days or until scabs/flakes have fallen off.
Do NOT pick or peel scabs/flakes.
Please avoid:
Avoid sun exposure, tanning, swimming, saunas, hot tubs, makeup around the eyebrows, any activity that may cause excessive sweating, skincare products or routine around the eyebrows for 10-14 days.
Lip Blush
Pre-care
After care
Please make sure to exfoliate your lips one week prior to your appointment. Keep them hydrated and moisturized everyday.
No alcohol 24 hours prior
No Aspirin, Ibuprofen 24 hours before the procedure. These will thin the blood and will cause more bleeding
No Vitamin E and fish oil 24 hours prior
No caffeine morning of procedure.
*Note: You will be more sensitive during your menstrual cycle.
If you are prone to cold sores, you will not be a good candidate for Lip Blush. Getting this service may cause an outbreak.
Blot to collect lymphatic fluid to avoid heavy scabbing. Bruising and swelling may occur post procedure. Bruising and swelling will subside within 1-2 days post procedure. If you’re experiencing a large amount of swelling, you may ice the treated area. Make sure to have a clean paper towel barrier between the lips and ice.
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To remove any dry lymph, rinse with lukewarm water
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Pat dry
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Apply Aquaphor and frequently
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Keep lips moist at all times, do not let the lips dry out.
Continue routine for up to 7 days (or until the scabs are gone).
Do NOT pick on lips.
Please Avoid:
Water contact should only be during the aftercare routine. During the healing process please avoid exercising for 24-48 hours, physical activity increases your heart rate, blood pressure and blood flow. Minimal blood flow allows damaged capillaries to repair faster.
1 week, please avoid: lipstick/Chapstick, excessive sweating, kissing, sharing cups/utensils, spicy food, sun exposure, tanning, swimming, saunas and hot tubs.
Eyeliner
Pre-care
After care
Any recent eye surgery including cataract, LASIK and blepharoplasty must consult with your physician to get clearance. Most physicians require 2-9 months before scheduling your appointment.
Discontinue any eyelash growth serum at least 2 weeks prior and 2 weeks after the procedure.
Discontinue Retin-A and Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA) at least 2 weeks prior.
No tanning at least 1 week prior.
No eyelash extensions, you must have them removed before your appointment.
Do not take Aspirin or Ibuprofen 24 hours before the procedure. These will thin the blood and will cause more bleeding
Do not workout 24 hours prior.
No alcohol 24 hours prior.
No Vitamin E 24 hours prior.
No caffeine morning of procedure.
No contact lenses, please bring your eyeglasses.
Please arrive with no makeup around the eyes.
*Note: You will be more sensitive during your menstrual cycle.
No swimming until the area is completely healed, salt water/chlorine can cause the pigments to fade or change in color. Please plan your appointment accordingly.
Expect some swelling and redness post procedure, usually lasting up to 1-3 days. Ice pack may be applied (be sure to cover with a clean paper towel). May take ibuprofen if you’re experiencing any discomfort.
If the treated area feels dry or itchy, apply a tiny amount of ointment using a Q-Tip. Do not overuse it! Apply once a day if needed, stop ointment after 3 days.
Do NOT pick or peel scabs.
Please avoid:
No contacts for at least 1 day.
No chlorine pools for at least 1 week.
No eye makeup for at least 5 days or until flaking is done (be sure to clean all makeup brushes before using).
No mascara for at least 5 days then begin with a NEW mascara.
No lash extensions/strip lashes for at least 1 week
No eyelash curler for at least 5 days (be sure to clean all tools before using).
Avoid direct sunlight and tanning for at least 4 weeks. Shower with your back to the water to avoid any water/shampoo/conditioner from getting on the treated area.
Itchiness during the healing process is normal; please do not rub, scratch or pick on the treated area.
If eyes become infected, call your physician and obtain a prescription for eye drops.