PERFECTLY DEFINED EYEBROWS WITH PERMANENT MAKEUP

Must be 18 years of age or older.

Pregnant or Nursing: We have not researched the effects of pigment or numbing agents as they can enter the bloodstream. In addition, there is a risk of infection and blood-borne pathogens.

Sick (cold, flu, etc.): If your body is in a compromised state of health, the inflammatory response from even small injuries to these areas will be elevated.

Cancer: With cancer and cancer treatments like chemotherapy, the body and immune system are in a compromising position and we would want to limit any additional risk. Clients must wait 6 to 12 months to receive permanent makeup after cancer treatment is finished.

Hemophilia or any blood clotting diseases

Severe heart conditions: People who have heart diseases often are on medications that thin the blood which will cause excessive bleeding. Tan/sunburn skin: From experience pigments implanted in tan skin will heal darker, and Appear Ashy and can be extremely problematic if this is not the desired result.

Non-prescribed drugs: If a client is knowingly under the influence of drugs or any mood-altering medications that are not prescribed.

Accutane & Retin-A: Clients that have been taking Accutane can not have permanent makeup for 6-12 months. Isotretinoin aka Accutane shrinks the oil glands in the skin that produce sebum. Sebum attracts bacteria that create acne. This causes dryness, flaking, and turnover of the skin.

Retin-A and retinol OTC products should be discontinued 30-60 days prior. Retinoids work by increasing the turnover rate of skin cells. It does this by causing mild irritation to the skin, causing the cells to divide and die more rapidly.

• Skin Complications: If you have skin which is prone to complications with eczema, psoriasis, keratosis pilaris and dermatitis. The skin is constantly flaking, itching, or aggravated chances are the skin is in a is in a constant state of unrest and shedding and is not suitable for tattooing and therefore won’t hold the pigment well.

• Chronic Conditions: The same goes for conditions like chronic acne grades III and IV. The inherent nature of this type of skin causes easy bleeding, which once again means your skin will not retain the color very well. Additionally, excessively oily skin can cause those tattooed hair strokes to blur together and give off an unwanted solid effect instead of a naturally feathered look.

• Compromised State of Skin and Body: If the skin is sensitive, it is likely to be easily aggravated. A good way to know if your skin is sensitive is if turns pink very easily from a little scratch. For recent trauma, a negative life event, abnormal circadian rhythm, night worker, or recent catastrophic event, a higher inflammatory response will be triggered causing less retention.

• Moles, skin tags, piercings, scars, old permanent makeup, and generally raised skin will also not be able to retain color and therefore I try to set this expectation with clients during the consultation.

• Hair Transplant: A commonly unknown fact is that scar tissue forms within the eyebrow transplant site. With these irregular harder connective fibers, implantation of pigment is harder.

• Irregular State, autoimmune disorders, thyroid disease: If the body has a bleeding disorder, an autoimmune disorder such as lupus, or frontal fibrosing alopecia (scars as hair is lost),this will result in excess bleeding and prevent adequate color retention.

• Super thin, vascular and sun damaged skin: This skin type and condition can result in the color turning cool or an ashy/gray tone for eyebrows.

• Diabetes Type 1 & 2: Diabetic clients can experience a slower healing process. It will depend on if the condition is controlled if we can move forward with the treatment.

• Upcoming vacation or special occasion planned: There is a healing process that can be an emotional rollercoaster. Schedule in advance to account for a touchup or schedule after the event.

• Excessively Oily Skin: Machine Hairstrokes would not be suitable for this skin type.

• Chemical Peel in the past 30-60 days: The skin will be in a state of unrest and exfoliation.

• Trichotillomania: an autoimmune disorder such as lupus, or frontal fibrosing alopecia (scars as hair is lost),

• For EYEBROWS, Botox: Wait 2-3 weeks to settle before the treatment and after

• For EYELINER- Latisseor other Eyelash and eyebrow growth serums: These serums bring extra circulation (blood flow) to the area resulting in more growth of hairs.. The skin in that area is in a hypersensitive state and will bleed easily. Be mindful to discontinue using these at least 1-6 months before going in for a session otherwise you will instantly bleed and have a high risk of migration.

• For EYELINER-Glaucoma: The use of glaucoma eye drops makes eyelash follicles and eyelids hypersensitive, causing excessive bleeding and poor color retention.

• For LIPS- Filler/injectables: 1 to 3 months prior to the treatment and after the treatment

• For LIPS- History of Cold Sores: It is imperative to have an antiviral medication prescribed by a doctor prior to the scheduled appointment.