24 HRS Before

You will be more sensitive during your menstrual cycle.

No alcohol, No aspirin or other blood thinners. Avoid caffeine 24 hrs before service

No Sunburns

No waxing, tweezing

No pregnancy or breastfeeding

2 WEEKS BEFORE

Stop retinoids, tretinoin, vitamin C serums, hyaluronic acids in + around area to be serviced.

1 YEAR

Accutane free for at least one year.

Semi-permanent eyebrow procedures (such as microblading, powder brows, or other forms of micropigmentation) should be avoided or postponed in the following situations:

Pregnancy or breastfeeding – Increased risk of infection, hormonal changes may affect pigment retention and healing.

Skin conditions in the eyebrow area – Such as eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, acne, or open wounds.

Use of Accutane (isotretinoin) – Must wait at least 6–12 months after treatment has ended.

Uncontrolled diabetes – Can impair healing and increase risk of infection.

Autoimmune disorders – Including lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, or others that affect healing.

Tendency to develop keloids or hypertrophic scarring – Risk of abnormal scar formation.

Blood clotting disorders or use of blood-thinning medications – Including aspirin, warfarin, or NSAIDs, which can cause excessive bleeding.

Recent Botox or fillers in the forehead area – Wait at least 2–4 weeks before procedure.

Recent chemical peels, laser treatments, or intense exfoliation – The skin must be fully healed before undergoing micropigmentation.

Allergy to pigments, anesthetics, or topical numbing agents – A patch test may be required.

Active skin infections or herpes outbreaks – Must be fully resolved before treatment.

Epilepsy or seizures – Risk during the procedure, especially if not well controlled.

Including brows, lips, and eyeliner, they must be old and faded before new service. We cannot complete new service when the previous work is too dark. Tattoo removal will be recommended before.

So If you have previous eyebrows, lips or eyeliner tattooed, please text (347) 674-5997 a clear photo of your brows and get an approval before booking.

WEEK 1

Please wash your eyebrows (Morning - Night) with water and neutral soap. After light rinsing, gently pat dry a tissue. (Don't use the towel). Use a Q-tip to apply a thin layer of the topical healing balm.

Please do not over moisturize your eyebrows

Do not use any Retin-A, Glycolic Acids, Peroxide, Neosporin While healing. Do not scrub or pick your eyebrows. Do not expose area to sun or tanning beds! Must use a hat if in the sun.

Avoid any facials, swimming, and whirlpool sauna for 15 days. Do not exercise the first 7 days. Avoid heavy sweating. No make up on the eyebrows. Do not tint eyebrows for the next 15 days

Please keep in mind that Semi-Permanent Makeup is Tattooing for cosmetic purposes, this means that the client will go through a healing process, during this process the skin will flake or peel, this is a normal process please remain calm, the peeling will fall off and the color will look light, this is not the final result, you must wait at least 4 weeks to see the final color result and determine if it is necessary to schedule a touch-up session to add more color.

Please do not pull off the peeling from the skin, let it fall off on its own.

Day 1-3: Brows look darker, thicker sometimes, (swollen) and sensitive. Don't worry, the color will fade ove the next week.

Day 4-7: Brows will begin to scab/flake and patchy. do not panic!

Day 8-14: Brows are completely peeled & color seems very faint/light. Color may fade even 50% its normal.

Day 15-35: Color comes back, starts to resurface and darken. At this point you are ready for your touch-up session

Please note that we do not offer any refunds for discomfort during the healing process, such as: peeling or scaling of the skin, fading of color, both of which are normal during the healing process.

For better results touch up is recommended (4 -6 weeks) after initial appt.

The perfecting session (touch up) ensures good color saturation and provides the opportunity to fine tune the final shape and color.

Color retention and treatment duration will depend on your skin type and lifestyle, for example: excessive sweating, hormonal changes, extremely oily skin, acne, open pores, frequent tanning, frequent exposure to peels and excessive use of Retinoids in the tattooed area.

The choice of technique is also important because if you chose a technique that wants to look natural. This means that the amount of pigment put into your skin is much smaller compared to makeup effect techniques, which the amount of color put into the skin is much greater. The more color the skin has, the treatment will probably last a little longer.

This is a very common question, and the most honest answer is: the duration of permanent makeup varies from person to person. We all have different skin types and different lifestyles. Everything influences this, for example: excessive sweating, frequent tanning or sun exposure, use of retinoid creams on the tattooed area, etc. On oily skin, the treatment may last less compared to normal and dry skin. This is because excess oil fades the ink more quickly.

The choice of technique is also important because if you chose a technique that wants to look natural. This means that the amount of pigment put into your skin is much smaller compared to makeup effect techniques, which the amount of color put into the skin is much greater. The more color the skin has, the treatment will probably last a little longer.