Permanent makeup Pre-Procedure Info & Advice

Multiple treatment sessions are typically needed for permanent makeup procedures. Clients will need to come back for at least one final session in order to get the greatest results. This will happen five to seven weeks following the first procedure. People with oily skin might need to get another touch-up. Please be advised that although color will usually decrease by 30–60% (more or less), color intensity will be noticeably darker and sharper immediately and for a few days following the initial process.

• Do not consumed alcohol or smoke 12 hours prior to the treatment.
• Do not consume or take things that thin the blood like fish oils, herbals, Vitamin E, aspirins, and/or ibuprofen and do not donate plasma in the 7 days prior to procedure.
• Discontinue use of any brow- or lash-growth serums such as Latisse or RevitaLash, as it can cause sensitivity/affects pigment retention.
• Botox, AHA products and retinoids should be avoided for 2 weeks prior to the procedure
• Do not use collagen 2 weeks prior to the treatment.