1. Consult Your Specialist: Schedule a consultation and patch test to discuss your desired results and address any concerns or questions.
2. Avoid Blood Thinners: For at least 48 hours prior to your appointment, refrain from taking blood thinners such as aspirin, ibuprofen, vitamin E, or any other medication that may increase bleeding.
3. Avoid Alcohol and Caffeine: Do not consume alcohol or caffeine 24 hours before your procedure, as they can increase sensitivity and bleeding.
4. No Sun Exposure: Minimize sun exposure to the treatment area for at least a week before your appointment to prevent skin damage and ensure optimal results.
5. Healthy Skin Care: Maintain a regular skincare routine, but avoid using retinol or exfoliating products on the area for one week prior to your appointment.
6. Consult with Your Doctor: If you have any existing medical conditions or are on medications, consult with your physician to see if you need any special considerations.
7. Arrive Prepared: On the day of your appointment, arrive with a clean face—free of any makeup, creams, or lotions on the treatment area. Do not consume any caffeine as it will result in poor pigment retention.
8. Plan for Healing: Schedule your appointment when you can allow time for healing, and avoid significant social events for at least a week after the procedure.

EYEBROWS

• Avoid tinting your brows for 2 weeks prior to your appointment.
• Refrain from plucking, tweaking, or waxing for 2 weeks leading up to your appointment.
• Keep your skin healthy, moisturized, and supple in the week before your appointment.

EYELINER:

• Please do not wear contact lenses during your appointment, bring your glasses for your treatment.
• Remove any lash extensions before your appointment; they cannot be reapplied until both parts of your treatment are completed and the liner has fully healed.
• Avoid using lash growth serums for 1 month prior to your appointment, as they can increase blood flow to the area and impact retention.
• Do not perm or tint your lashes for 2 weeks before your appointment.
• Please refrain from wearing mascara to your appointment.
• Due to potential swelling, it’s advisable to arrange for someone to drive you home.

LIPS:

• it is recommended to take antiviral medication. Visit your local pharmacy and request antiviral creams or medications, as herpes outbreaks can be common after this procedure. These outbreaks can be painful and may lead to a loss of pigment. Follow the pharmacy’s instructions, typically starting the medication three days before and continuing for three days after the treatment. While Permanent Makeup itself doesn’t cause cold sores, it can trigger an outbreak if the virus is dormant.
• We cannot perform lip treatments on overly chapped or dry lips. be sure to exfoliate your lips for one week prior to your appointment to eliminate any dryness.

Immediate Aftercare (First 72 Hours):

Post-Treatment Symptoms:

• Tingling: Normal sign of healing.
• Tenderness: Sensitivity akin to a sunburn.
• Swelling: Mild is expected and should decrease.
• Redness: Typical inflammation that will subside.
• Flaking & Itchiness: Part of the natural healing process; avoid scratching and picking.

1.Avoid Irritation:

• Do not touch or scratch the area to prevent infection.
• Use only recommended products; avoid introducing foreign substances. – If itching occurs, lightly tap the area with a wet cotton pad instead of scratching.

2.Healing Balm Application:

• Apply the provided healing balm 2-3 times on dry area daily with clean hands and a cotton swab.
• Use a thin layer; excess balm can delay healing. Dab off any surplus.

First Week Aftercare:

Ointment Use:

• Apply the ointment as instructed to keep the area moisturized and retain pigment. – Monitor for adverse reactions; consult your practitioner if needed.

Protecting the Area:

• Avoid scratching or picking to prevent infections and uneven pigment.
• Tap lightly or use ointment for itch relief.

Skincare and Makeup:

• Refrain from using makeup, moisturizers, or oils on the treated area. – Use hypoallergenic products around the area to avoid reactions.

Cleansing Routine:

• Gently cleanse the rest of your face, avoiding the tattooed area. If wet, pat dry with a soft cloth.

Hair Management:

• Keep hair away from your face using clips or bands to prevent irritation.

Sun Protection:

• Avoid direct sun exposure; wear sunglasses or a wide-brimmed hat. – Avoid sunbeds during the healing process.

Physical Activities:

• Steer clear of heavy exercise and sweating for a week to prevent pigment fading.

First Few Weeks Aftercare:

Face Washing:

• Gradually reintroduce face washing after two weeks using cool water and a gentle, hypoallergenic cleanser.

Protection from Elements:

• Use sunscreen daily to protect against UV rays and avoid swimming for at least a month.

Follow-up Appointment:

• Schedule a follow-up 4-8 weeks post-treatment to assess healing and address any concerns.

Handling the Tattooed Area:

• Continue to avoid rubbing or scratching. If itching, tap lightly instead.

Long-Term Aftercare:

Sun Protection:

• Use broad-spectrum sunscreen regularly and reapply every 2-3 hours when outdoors.

Skincare Selection:

• Avoid potent active ingredients near the tattooed area to prevent pigment alteration.

Communication with Professionals:

• Inform beauticians about your permanent makeup before any facial treatments.

Following these guidelines will help ensure the longevity and vibrancy of your permanent makeup. Always consult your practitioner with any concerns.