PERMANENT MAKE UP PROCEDURES

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​1. How long does permanent make up last?

The results can last anywhere from 1 to 3 years, depending on different factors affecting the procedure which include aftercare, lifestyle, skin type, medication, and current health status. A touch up once a year is recommended to retain the shape and saturation of pigment. Everyone's preference on how saturated they like their brows, lips, or lash enhancement is different, so please book your appointment according to your preference.

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2. Does it hurt?
Everyone has a different level of sensitivity so topical anesthetics are applied before and during the treatment to alleviate any sensation or discomfort. Please keep in consideration that sensitivity will be higher during or near a menstrual cycle. 

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3. Is it safe?
Absolutely. Sterilized, disposable needles and supplies are used during the process. Machines are sanitized by medical grade viral disinfectants. 

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4. Will I be swollen?
Slightly or you may have slightly red skin around the procedural area. 

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5. Will I need a touch up?
Most likely. Within a week of your first treatment the color will fade significantly and over the next four to eight weeks can continue to fade as much as 50%. This is considered an extremely positive occurrence as it allows you time to reflect on your shape and color. After this period your follow-up appointment is carried out. At this point any changes you would like to make are discussed.

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6. How often do I need a touch up?
In order to keep your eyebrow tattoo results looking fresh, we recommend a touch up every year. If you are happy with the retention after a year, please book when necessary. 

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7. Why do I need a touch up if this is semi-permanent?
Because color is implanted in the facial area there tends to be more fluid circulation than other parts of the body. Your face sees the most wear of any piece of you—exposure to the sun, food, medication, facial products—the list goes on and on. All of these things cause permanent color to fade, this is why you need a touch up.

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​8. How long does it take?
The procedure takes roughly about three hours, sometimes more sometimes less. Please allow a solid 3-hour window for your appointment and 2.5-hour window for touch ups. If you have previous work, add an additional 30 minutes to an hour for major corrections.

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9. Do I need to take a day off work?
No. There’s no downtime associated with the treatment. Redness will disappear in a day or two. Your brows, lips, or eyes will appear darker initially, but not so dark that you will be prevented from your activities of daily living.

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10. How long does it take to heal?
Brows: Healing time varies from individual to individual. Usually, it takes about 10-14 days for the epithelial crust to form and slough off. Your skin will be considered healed after that happens. Then, the pigment takes some time to settle into the skin. A good month should pass before I consider the process complete.

Lips: 5-7 days for the initial healing where the lips will peel and heal, but the color will blossom up to 8 weeks to see the true color.

Lash Enhancement: 5-7 days for the initial scabbing to fall off, but the color will blossom up to 8 weeks.

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11. What’s the process like?

All permanent make up procedures are a two part process. The first session we do paperwork, go over aftercare, discuss your goals, then move into the procedure room. Photos will be taken before and afterwards.

Brows: I will map out your brows by your faces' dimensions and make sure you are happy with them before moving on to the next step. Then we will do the outline, and apply a topical anesthetic so you are comfortable during the procedure. After the numbing is applied for 10 minutes, the actual tattooing will occur. More topical anesthetic is applied throughout the procedure. 

Lips: Topical anesthetic is optional and applied before the predraw, A predraw is done to make sure you are happy with the shape before the actual tattooing. Once the shape is secured, color will be custom mixed for each individual. A very thin outline will be secured, more topical anesthetic is applied, and the tattooing begins. 

Lash Enhancement: Eyes are cleansed, and topical anesthetic is applied for 15-20 minutes. A predraw will be shown to the client before proceeding. Eyes will be flushed with water during the process, more topical anesthetic applied, and replenished with a refresher at the end so they are not dried up.

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12. What can’t I do after the procedure?
You are advised to keep the skin clean and dry - that means no swimming, sweating or otherwise getting the area wet; no tanning or prolonged sun exposure; no picking, peeling, scratching or rubbing the tattoo, this may result in a loss of color and scarring. You can still wash your hair and face and once they’re healed up, you treat them as your own. More touch ups will be needed if aftercare is not done properly.

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13. How do I extend the life of the procedure?
Sunblock is good to prolong any permanent make up procedure. Do not use any abrasive anti-aging chemicals or exfoliants to prevent premature fading. Avoid retinoids, Retin-A, microdermabrasion, and laser treatments on permanent makeup. 

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14. I have heard some clients just do not retain pigment even after a few visits. Could this happen? 
Yes, it does happen and yes it's true!  Some ladies skin may react to the trauma of the tattooing, and the skin may try to push out the foreign body of pigment by producing an extreme scab, so they eventually fall off taking all the pigment with it. There is a condition called Pigment Allergy (PPD Allergy, a condition known by dermatologists) or Auto Immune disease symptoms (the client may not even be aware of it). The skin would have over reacted and become super sensitive to the pigment and reject it at any cost.

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15. Can you guarantee your work?
Unfortunately, I can't. How the skin will react is different for everyone and many factors are to be taken into consideration. Skin type, age, scarring, diet, stress levels, facial products used, etc. all play a key role in how the pigment will hold, which is why it is important to know that more than one touch up may be required.
I can guarantee that your face is important to me and that I will act in accordance with my experience and expertise to give you my absolute best. I can guarantee that I will strive to make you gratified and content every time. But there are no guarantees in this industry. Please think long and hard before you decide to go for it.

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​16. Can I book a procedure if I had previous work done?

Possibly. Any one who has had any previous work must send a photo prior to booking to be approved for a correction procedure. Even if you think an old tattoo is completely faded, it may not be eligible for a new procedure. Most of the time there is discoloration in older pigments that must be neutralized, hence why an additional correction fee is added. Also, the shape may be out of range for an approved brow shape so always send in a photo prior to booking, otherwise you may need to pay a surprise correction fee at your appointment. Any deposit will be forfeited if you do not inform your artist of previous work and do not chose to proceed with the additional fee.  

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PERMANENT MAKE UP IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR THOSE WITH:

•Under the age of 18​

•Viral infections and/or diseases

•Transmittable blood conditions like HIV or Hepatitis

•Epileptic, experienced faint spells, or seizures

•A Pacemaker or major heart problems

•Tendency towards keloids

•Seborrheic dermatitis

•Active Skin irritations, psoriasis, eczema, especially near the treated area (rashes, sunburn, acne, etc.)

•Skin diseases (Vitiligo)

•Sick (cold, flu, etc.) If you are sick, please call to reschedule your appointment. 

•Chemotherapy or Radiotherapy in the last 42 days

•Organ Transplant

•Diabetic (uncontrolled)

•Healing Disorders

•Hemophiliac

•Received Botox/Dysport in the past 2 weeks in the upper face area

•Used Accutane in the past year 

•Use Retin-A, (must discontinue use of these products at least 4 weeks prior to procedure)

•Has received laser treatments, glycolic peels, chemical peels around the treatment area within the past 6 weeks

•Allergic to anesthetic/lidocaine (if you opt to use anesthetics for procedure)

•Extremely Oily or Problematic Skin

•Pregnant​

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REMEMBER YOUR DEPOSIT IS NON-REFUNDABLE SO PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU BOOK!  I WOULD HATE TO TURN YOU AWAY!

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UNDO TATTOO REMOVAL

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1. What is it?

An all natural non-laser pigment removal system that safely facilitates the removal of unwanted pigment from permanent makeup, scalp micro-pigmentation, and small to medium size body tattoos. Unlike glycolic acid and saline removal, UNDO Tattoo Removal focuses on lifting unwanted pigment from the skin and then applying healing masks to repair the skin. 

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2. What inks does it take out?

UNDO Tattoo Removal can remove any type of unwanted ink, even titanium dioxide which laser removal can not remove, If laser is used on titanium dioxide, it will turn black. UNDO Tattoo Removal can also remove leftover ink that laser removal has turned bright orange or red. It is better to remove this type of pigment before laser has broken down and dispersed in smaller particles and is harder to remove, but can be done in time with patience. 

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3. How many sessions do I need?

Depends on how old the ink is, how saturated, and deep the pigment is. On average, 3-8 sessions depending on case by case scenario.

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4. How much does it cost?

Cost is calculated by size and is based on $100 per square inch. A pair of brows will cost $250 per session. 

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5. How is the healing process?

The treated area will get darker before it gets lighter and will be tender to touch. It is similar to a fresh permanent brow procedure where flaking will occur. It is recommended to stay out of the sun to allow the area to heal. Do not pick or scratch the surface. Avoid sweating and vigorous activities the first 3-5 days in order to avoid infection. Do not bandage the area. No cosmetics should be applied in treated area until scabbing has fallen off. It is imperative to keep the area out of the sun. apply spf, and healing ointment given daily. 

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6. When can I come back for another session?

It is recommended 4-8 weeks from your last session to book another appointment. The longer you heal, the better the result.  

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7. If I had laser removal, when can I start the removal process?

Please allow at least 8 weeks from your last laser session to start the UNDO Tattoo Removal process. 

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8. Am I good candidate?

This procedure is not suitable for pregnant or nursing women, clients undergoing chemotherapy, those with history of keloids, diabetics, skin conditions like rosacea, inflamed and sunburned skin, and those with active lesions.

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PIERCINGS

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1. How long does it take for my piercing to heal?

Lobes: 4-6 weeks

Helix: 4 months- 1 year

Daith, Rook, Tragus: 2-3 months

Nostil: 2-3 months

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2. Is it safe?

ALl tools are single use and disposable to ensure a sterile and safe procedure. 

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3. Is jewelry included in the price?

Yes, pricing is for a single piercing unless stated otherwise and basic surgical stainless steel or implant grade titanium jewelry is used during the procedure. You will have options to upgrade your jewelry for an additional cost. I have so many beautiful pieces to chose from, so if you'd like to shop for jewelry, please add additional jewelry shopping time to your cart so you are not rushed in your decision making.

 

4. Do you change out jewelry?

Yes! Once your piercing is healed, you can come back to upgrade your jewelry for no additional fee if it is purchased from my shop. If you would like your jewelry changed with jewelry you have purchased elsewhere, the change out fee is $15 plus tax.

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5. What should I bring?

Please bring a legal form of identification on the day of your appointment, This can be in the form of a valid and legal drivers license, state i.d., or a passport. I will not accept other forms of i.d.

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6. Do you pierce minors?

Unfortunately, at the moment no, but I will possibly change this in the near future. 

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7. Can you pierce me with my own jewelry?

No. I don't feel comfortable piercing with jewelry that I do not personally know what materials they are made from and the unknown of the repercussions of that. I can gladly change your piercing out after it heals with the jewelry you have for a small fee of $15 plus tax. 

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8. How do I take take care of my piercing?

Gently cleanse your piercing with saline solution morning and night to ensure proper healing. Use a q-tip saturated in saline solution to gently wipe off any crusties that may have formed around the wound. DO NOT touch, twist, or play with your piercing with dirty hands. Immediately repeat cleansing with saline solution when this occurs. DO NOT use harsh chemicals like alcohol or hydrogen peroxide to cleanse the area. Saline solution is available for purchase at the shop.

 

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