Clients who have any of these listed contradictions are not a candidate of a permanent makeup or tattoo procedure.

• Under 18 years of age

• Pregnant or nursing

• Have any Diseases, infections, or transmittable blood conditions (Hepatitis, HIV, Etc.)

• Susceptible to scarring and keloids

• Problematic skin or acne directly on brow area

• Diabetes, high blood pressure, glaucoma, mitral valve disorder, heart problems and any other related medical illnesses that may cause you inability to heal properly from wounds

• Healing Disorders

• Hemophiliac

• Thyroid Conditions

• Body runs hot

• Bleeding disorders

• Auto Immune Disorder such as LUPUS or Frontal Fibrosing Alopeciav (MS, RA)

• Trichotillomania (Compulsive pulling of body hair)

• Undergoing chemotherapy or radiotherapy (Dr.Note)

• Epileptic who has experienced faint spell or seizure

• Has had laser treatment on or near brow

• Allergies to any topical anesthetics (Mango, Lidocaine, Prilocaine, Benzocaine, Tetracaine, and/or Epinephrine cream), pigments, makeup, nickel, or any other serious allergies

• Take blood thinning medication

• Have a current sunburn in the area

• Have active skin cancer or any skin diseases (eczema, psoriasis, Etc.) (Dr.Note)

• Prone to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation

• Undiagnosed rashes or blisters on or near the brow area

• Take Antibiotics or steroid medication

• Take any immune-suppressing medication

• If any other antibiotics/medications are used, A Doctors note must be provided

• Any other serious medical illnesses must be approved by a doctor with a note

Skin conditions that may cause poor results during or following a permanent makeup or tattoo procedure. A Doctors note is required.

• Ingrown hairs and open bumps on eyebrows/area of procedure: Injured/inflamed skin cannot be tattooed.

• Eczema, Psoriasis, and Dermatitis: Constant flaking/itching/irritation/shedding of skin

• Rosacea: Chronic acne-like skin indicated by redness. Skin bleeds easy and will not retain pigment well.

• Moles/raised areas on/around area of procedure: Anything raised will not retain color

• Deep wrinkles in the eyebrow area: Hair strokes will not lay properly in the creases, giving the eyebrows an uneven look

• Hair transplant for your eyebrows: Pigment may not take in the scar tissue where the plugs were placed.

• Accutane (acne medication): Skin composition is altered and will not heal well. Must wait 1 year before applying permanent makeup.

• Retinol or Vitamin A user: Skin composition is altered. Must discontinue use 3 months prior to procedure.

• Extremely thin skin: Transparent or translucent skin bleeds easily and cannot hold pigment due to its thinness.

• Tanned/Sunburnt skin: Skin is not normal color and is damaged.

• Use of Latisse or any eyelash/eyebrow growth conditioner: Hair follicles are hypersensitive and will bleed easily. Discontinue use 3 months prior to any procedure.

• Have face/body dysmorphic disorder: Expectations cannot be met.

Your appointment will be canceled and your deposit will be forfeited if you do not follow these pre-care instructions

Ombré Powder Brows:

24-48 hours Prior:

◦No blood thinners such as coffee, caffeinated tea, pre-workout, alcohol, smoking, aspirin, Advil, ibuprofen, fish oil, Niacin etc.

◦If you are oily, please exfoliate before your appointment

◦No Working Out

1 Week Prior:

◦Avoid direct sun exposure

4 Weeks Prior:

◦No Tweezing, threading, or waxing (we want to use as much of your natural hair growth as possible)

◦No Tanning

◦No Brow dye or tint

3 Months Prior:

◦No Botox, injections, or fillers near brow area

◦No Chemical peels, microdermabrasion, facials, or skin treatments

◦Discontinue Retinol, Vitamin A, Retin A, and Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA) products (avoid after as well until brows are fully healed)

◦No Cosmetic enhancements or surgeries near area (must be fully healed)

◦Discontinue any active anti-aging or anti-acne products

◦Discontinue Topical medications (If safe to do so)

◦Discontinue use of Latisse or any eyelash/eyebrow growth conditioner

1 Year Prior:

◦Discontinue use of Accuntane

Body Spray Tan:

◦24/48 hours before, exfoliate your entire body with an oil-free body scrub. Luffas do NOT count as exfoliation. Use an exfoliating wash. It is not recommended to exfoliate the day of, since your skin needs to rebuild its natural oils to achieve best results

◦2-3 days prior to your tan be sure to use lots of moisturizer. Spray tans LOVE hydrated skin. Dry skin can lead to patchy, uneven fading

◦Make sure to wax or shave 24hrs prior to your session. Shaving or waxing too close to your appointment will affect the outcome of your tan

◦The day of your tan, take a basic shower several hours before your appointment. If your skin is wet and your pores are exposed, the spray tan will not stick to your skin properly

◦Arrive with clean, product-free skin. NO makeup, lotion, deodorant, perfumes, oils, or othe beauty products the day of your spray tan!! If putting on deodorant, use it very sparingly, as a harmless green tint can appear when solution and deodorant mix

◦Wear dark, loose fitted clothing and open toes sandals.. flips-flops if possible. No yoga pants, bras(unless using for tan line), or denim. Tanning solution will wash out of most fabric, but may stain nylons, Lycra, and silk. Cotton is recommended. While your tan is developing, you do not want clothing or footwear that will rub against the skin

~Complete all other beauty services before your appt such as your hair, nails, facials, and massages. I should be your last beauty appt

Fine Line/Tiny Tattoo:

◦While showering gently exfoliate the area that will be tattooed. Apply lotion to the area to hydrate and soften your skin. Avoid alcohol/drugs, blood thinners, and heavy training for at least 48hrs prior to appt. Also be sure to drink lots of water during the week. Come to appointment with loose clothing in the area that is going to be tattooed

Accutane

Latisse

Xalatan (latanoprost)

Ticagrelor (Brilinta)

Dipyridamole (Persantine)

Glaucoma eyedrops

Retina-A

Coumadin

Ticlopidine (Ticlid)

Travatan Z (travopost)

Xarelto (rivaraxaban)

Savaysa (edoxaban)

Zioptan

Clopidogrel (Plavix)

Cilostazol (Pletal)

Trifusal (Disgren)

Lumigan® (bimatoprost)

Pradaxia (dibigatran)

Eliquis (apixaban)

Prasuqrel (Effient)

Vorapaxar (Zontivity)