GENERAL PRE CARE INSTRUCTIONS

DO NOT:

HAVE ANY EXISTING PERMANENT MAKE UP IN THE PROCEDURE(S) AREA, UNLESS YOU HAVE DISCUSSED WITH YOUR ARTIST FIRST. CLIENTS THAT SHOW UP WITH EXISTING PMU WITH BE SENT HOME AND CHARGED A CANCELLATION FEE.

Tan or have any type of facial peel 2 weeks prior to treatment

Perform electrolysis or have botox/ fillers 3 weeks prior

Take Vitamin A or Retinal products 1 month prior

Work out or have a sun burned face the day of the procedure(s)

Take fish oil, Vitamin E, thread, wax, tint, or tweeze the procedure area at least 1 week prior

Consume coffee or take aspirin/ ibuprofen before your procedure

Drink alcohol 48 hours before your procedure

ADDITIONALLY:

Those with chronic skin complications (i.e. eczema, psoriasis, keratosis pilaris, and dermatitis of the face) may have skin in a constant state of unrest and shedding and are not suitable for tattooing. Please reach out to your Specialist if you have any chronic skin conditions at least 48 prior to your appointment

Those with sensitive skin, chronic acne and/or rosacea may experience easy bleeding.

Oily skin may cause the pigment to blur and heal to a different color

If you have skin with large pores, deep wrinkles, moles, scarring, bumps, piercings and generally raised skin, the overall look can appear uneven.

Cosmetic tattoos are not suitable for sunburned skin.

Those taking acne medications, like Accutane/Retin-A, within the last year, have an altered skin condition that will not heal well after the procedure. It’s very important that you wait 1 year before tattooing the skin.

Those with medical conditions such as (but not limited to) autoimmune, diabetes, lupus, frontal fibrosing alopecia, hemophilia, heart conditions, or any other ongoing conditions, must consult your doctor before booking an appointment.

Pregnant women and women that are breastfeeding are not eligible for permanent makeup.

Those that are undergoing chemotherapy should avoid permanent make up procedures

Trichotillomania (i.e., compulsive picking) can cause scar tissue in the skin to be prominent, which does not allow the color to heal properly.

Those with anemia and iron deficiency: Your body will absorb these iron based pigments more quickly.

EYE LINER PRE CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

Lash extensions should be removed at least 1 week prior to your appointment.

No lash perm or tinting at least 3 days prior.

Clients should discontinue LASTISSE or any lash serums for at least 6 months prior to procedure.

Please do not wear any eye make up the day of your procedure.

If your wear contacts please use glasses the day of your procedure.

DO NOT:

HAVE ANY EXISTING PERMANENT MAKE UP IN THE PROCEDURE(S) AREA, UNLESS YOU HAVE DISCUSSED WITH YOUR ARTIST FIRST. CLIENTS THAT SHOW UP WITH EXISTING PMU WITH BE SENT HOME AND CHARGED A CANCELLATION FEE.

Tan or have any type of facial peel 2 weeks prior to treatment

Perform electrolysis or have botox/ fillers 3 weeks prior

Take Vitamin A or Retinal products 1 month prior

Work out or have a sun burned face the day of the procedure(s)

Take fish oil, Vitamin E, thread, wax, tint, or tweeze the procedure area at least 1 week prior

Consume coffee or take aspirin/ ibuprofen before your procedure

Drink alcohol 48 hours before your procedure

ADDITIONALLY:

Those with chronic skin complications (i.e. eczema, psoriasis, keratosis pilaris, and dermatitis of the face) may have skin in a constant state of unrest and shedding and are not suitable for tattooing. Please reach out to your Specialist if you have any chronic skin conditions at least 48 prior to your appointment

Those with sensitive skin, chronic acne and/or rosacea may experience easy bleeding.

Oily skin may cause the pigment to blur and heal to a different color

If you have skin with large pores, deep wrinkles, moles, scarring, bumps, piercings and generally raised skin, the overall look can appear uneven.

Cosmetic tattoos are not suitable for sunburned skin.

Those taking acne medications, like Accutane/Retin-A, within the last year, have an altered skin condition that will not heal well after the procedure. It’s very important that you wait 1 year before tattooing the skin.

Those with medical conditions such as (but not limited to) autoimmune, diabetes, lupus, frontal fibrosing alopecia, hemophilia, heart conditions, or any other ongoing conditions, must consult your doctor before booking an appointment.

LIP BLUSH PRE CARE INSTRUCTIONS

For optimal results please exfoliate the lips at least twice the week of your procedure (cane sugar and coconut oil, or any mild lip scrubs can be used)

Keep the lips consistently moisturized and drink plenty of water the week of your procedure

DO NOT:

HAVE ANY EXISTING PERMANENT MAKE UP IN THE PROCEDURE(S) AREA, UNLESS YOU HAVE DISCUSSED WITH YOUR ARTIST FIRST. CLIENTS THAT SHOW UP WITH EXISTING PMU WITH BE SENT HOME AND CHARGED A CANCELLATION FEE.

Tan or have any type of facial peel 2 weeks prior to treatment

Perform electrolysis or have botox/ fillers 3 weeks prior

Take Vitamin A or Retinal products 1 month prior

Work out or have a sun burned face the day of the procedure(s)

Take fish oil, Vitamin E, thread, wax, tint, or tweeze the procedure area at least 1 week prior

Consume coffee or take aspirin/ ibuprofen before your procedure

Drink alcohol 48 hours before your procedure

ADDITIONALLY:

Those with chronic skin complications (i.e. eczema, psoriasis, keratosis pilaris, and dermatitis of the face) may have skin in a constant state of unrest and shedding and are not suitable for tattooing. Please reach out to your Specialist if you have any chronic skin conditions at least 48 prior to your appointment

Clients who smoke cigarette's will have very poor pigmentation

Client's who regularly tan will have poor pigmentation

Client's with a history of Cold Sore's must consult their doctor before booking

Those with sensitive skin, chronic acne and/or rosacea may experience easy bleeding.

If you have skin with large pores, deep wrinkles, moles, scarring, bumps, piercings and generally raised skin, the overall look can appear uneven.

Cosmetic tattoos are not suitable for sunburned skin.

Those taking acne medications, like Accutane/Retin-A, within the last year, have an altered skin condition that will not heal well after the procedure. It’s very important that you wait 1 year before tattooing the skin.

Those with medical conditions such as (but not limited to) autoimmune, diabetes, lupus, frontal fibrosing alopecia, hemophilia, heart conditions, or any other ongoing conditions, must consult your doctor before booking an appointment.

Pregnant women and women that are breastfeeding are not eligible for permanent makeup.

Those that are undergoing chemotherapy should avoid permanent make up procedures

Those with anemia and iron deficiency: Your body will absorb these iron based pigments more quickly.

PLEASE BE AWARE OF THE FOLLOWING:

All permanent cosmetics use the process of inserting pigment into the dermal layer of the skin and is a form of tattooing. All instruments that enter the skin or come in contact with body fluids are disposable and disposed of after use. Health department regulations are STRICTLY adhered to. As with any tattoo procedure this is always a risk of infection, though it is highly unlikely. After care instructions must be followed very carefully to lessen the risk of infection.
Generally, the results are excellent. However, a perfect result is not a realistic expectation. Uneven pigmentation is possible and this can result from poor healing, infection, bleeding or many other causes. Every effort will be made to avoid asymmetry but our faces are not symmetrical so adjustments may be needed during the follow up session to correct any uneven appearance/ pigment. 
Some clients may experience excessive swelling or bruising. Ice packs may help and the bruising and swelling typically disappears with 1-5 days.
A 6-8 week touch up is necessary and will ensure optimal results. Initially the color will appear much more vibrant/ darker compared to the end result. Once completely healed the color will fade about 25%, soften and look more natural. Cosmetic Tattooing is semi-permanent procedure and will fade over time and will likely need to be touched-up annually depending on the service and the client skin type. Please note that color may fade faster on oily skin or skin with large pores.
There can be pain even after the topical anesthetic has been used. Anesthetics work better on some people than others. If you are allergic to any anesthetics please inform your specialist prior to your appointment.
Allergic reaction to pigments is possible. Ink is made up of numerous ingredients and everyone has different reactions to those ingredients. If you are concerned ask your specialist  for a list of ingredients used in their ink brand and contact your Dermatologist to see if anything is likely to cause allergic reaction.
If you are prone to developing keloids -- scars that grow beyond normal boundaries -- you are at risk of keloid formation from a tattoo. Keloids may form any time you injure or traumatize your skin. If you have ever had anything like this, it is best to avoid permanent cosmetics.
MRI: Because pigments used in permanent cosmetic procedure contains inert oxides, a low level magnet may be required, if you need to be scanned by an MRI machine. You must inform your technician of any tattoos or permanent cosmetics. 
If you are prone to cold sores or fever blisters, (herpes simplex), there is a high probability that you will get them during and after a Lip Blush procedure. It is advised that you call your doctor at least 1 week prior to your appointment for a prescription antiviral to help prevent this from occurring.

Cancellation Policy

We ask that you please reschedule or cancel at least 2 days before the beginning of your appointment. Please use the appointment link you received via text or email.

A deposit is required to book for most services. As we book out weeks in advance, clients who cancel or reschedule with less than 48 hours notice will not be refunded their deposit and may be charged a cancellation fee.

No show appointments will result in future declination of services.

If you no show for your touch up appointment, or do not meet the 6-8 week timeline you will be required to pay a $75 rescheduling fee