Pre-care

Please be advised that not following pre-care information may impact your healing results. 

• All permanent makeup procedures has to be scheduled 10 days after the Covid-19 vaccination date

• No alcohol/caffeine consumption 48 hours prior to scheduled appointment. Alcohol consumption will increase your level of sensitivity to pain regardless of numbing application. It will also increase your likelihood of swelling post procedure.  

• Avoid sun and tanning two weeks prior to procedure.  

• Do not work out 24 hours prior to procedure. 

• No Marijuana 72 hours prior to procedure

• Do not take Aspirin, Niacin, Vitamin e or Advil/Ibuprofen 24 hours prior to procedure.  

• Stop taking Omega 3/fish oil one week prior to procedure.

• No eyebrow waxing or tinting one week prior to procedure. 

• Refrain from using any Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA) products close to the eyebrow area four weeks prior to and four weeks after your procedure. Check your moisturizer, face wash,  BB or CC creams and makeup primers for anything that says acid. 

• Discontinue Glycolic Acid, Lactic Acid, Salicylic Acid, Hydroquinone, Vitamin C, Chemical Peels and Retin-A four weeks prior to the scheduled appointment. 

• Avoid Intense Light Therapy, Laser Treatments, LED Treatments four weeks prior to the scheduled appointment.

• No botox four weeks around the eyes and brows area.

• You must be off Accutane for 1 year prior to the scheduled appointment. 

• Please note that you will feel more sensitive during your menstrual cycle. 

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Post-care

Please be advised that the healing process may take longer if you do not take proper precautionary measures. ​

• Refrain from getting the healing brows wet 48 hours after the procedure. If the healing site is wet from showering, pat dry with tissue. Prolonged exposure to water is not recommended. 

• Avoid sun tanning, excessive sweating, swimming, water therapy or any exercise which may cause sweating.

• No makeup application on the brows as it may cause a skin reaction / cross contamination. 

• No acid based skin care products during the healing process. Skin care routine with acid based products such as Glycolic Acid, Lactic Acid, Salicylic Acid, Retinol Retin A, Hydroquinone, Vitamin C, BHA/AHA can be resumed 4 weeks after the procedure but to avoid application on the brows or surrounding area.

• Do not use sunscreen, soap, or moisturizer on the brows during healing.

• Do not rub or pick at the brow healing site. 

• If you have oily skin, use blotting sheets to remove oil from the skin 3 times a day.

• After shower, use a cotton swab to clean off any oil build up and debris around your eyebrows.

• It is still the best option if you try to avoid prolonged exposure to water. 

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What to expect:

• Healing duration may take approximately 7-14 days. Duration varies among different individuals due to skin type and lifestyle.

• It is normal to have swelling or redness for the first 3-4 days. 

• It is also normal for some clients to experience bruising condition post procedure. It occurs for clients that are pronged to easily bruising. It will subside a few days later.

• There might be a stinging sensation near or on your brows. 

• The brows may look darker and thicker for the first few days. 

• Crusting or flaking of the skin may occur around day 4-5. 

• When the scabs are completely flaked off, you might notice that 30-60% of color will fade. The color will resurface 2 weeks later.

• The initial session is for us to see how your skin accepts the initial application. It is important that you schedule a touch up appointment because this is where we make sure all the desired results are achieved.

• After the brows are fully healed, do not apply any skin care products that contain acid ingredients over them as this will reduce the retention by 50%. Lipid-peptide skin care products over the brows is also not recommended.

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Note: In case of any complications, please consult your family physician.