No large amounts of Alcohol or Caffeine for 24 hours before procedure.

Avoid sun tanning and don’t come in burnt or peeling.

Do not, unless under doctors orders, take aspirin, niacin, vitamin e, fish oil, or Advil/ibuprofen 24 hours before procedure.

FOR BROWS No brow waxing or plucking for at least 3 days before the procedure.

FOR BROWS No Microdermabrasion or chemicals peels at least 1 week before procedure.

FOR BROWS If You regularly get Botox try to have Botox done at least 2 weeks before Microblading.

FOR EYELINER Discontinue the use of lash growth serum for at least 3 days before.

FOR EYELINER Don’t wear eyeshadow or mascara to appointment.

FOR EYELINER No fills on eyelash extensions for at least one week after procedure.

FOR EYELINER Do not wear contact to appointment

***Permanent Makeup can not be done while pregnant or nursing***

THIS IS A OPEN WOUND PLEASE TREAT IT AS SUCH

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DO NOT rub, pick, or scratch the treated area. Let any scabbing or dry skin naturally exfoliate off.

Avoid sun exposure, pools, saunas, steam rooms, and long hot showers and for 1 week.

Avoid sleeping on your face for the first week.

No makeup or skincare products should be used over the brows for 1 week.

No facials, chemical peels or microdermabrasion for 1 week.

Eyebrow tinting should not be undertaken for 2 weeks after your procedure

Avoid anti-aging or anti acne products close to the brow. This includes but is not limited too benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid, proactive, Alpha hydroxyls, AHAs, Retin-A, Latic or Glycolic Acids. Please read labels on your products.

Do not soak your face underwater for 1 week. (You can get them wet, just not soaked)

Do not touch the eyebrow area except for when doing your prescribed after care.

Avoid performing task related to heavy household cleaning such as garage or basement cleaning where there is a lot of airborne debris.

Use a fresh pillowcase, we suggest using a dark pillowcase since there is a chance that some of the pigment will transfer to in when you are sleeping.

For the 1st hour dab the brows gently with a Kleenex every 5-10 mins.

After the 1st hour is up wash the brows gently with a mild soap or face cleanser. (ex: baby shampoo, cetaphil, dial soap) Be sure to remove any feeling of crust from the skin. Do not use a wash cloth, use Q-tips or clean finger tips gently. Always dab dry.

Apply a thin, rice grain size, drop of ointment to brows that has been provided to you. For next 3 days: Wash as above direction, morning and night. Apply ointment as above, 3 times a day for 3 days. Unless your technician tells you something different related to your specific skin type.

THIS IS A OPEN WOUND PLEASE TREAT IT AS SUCH

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DO NOT rub, pick, or scratch the treated area. Let any scabbing or dry skin naturally exfoliate off.

Avoid sun exposure, pools, saunas, steam rooms, and long hot showers and for 1 week.

Avoid sleeping on your face for the first week.

No makeup or skincare products should be used over the area for 1 week.

No facials, chemical peels or microdermabrasion for 1 week.

No Eyelash growth serum for 1 week.

Avoid anti-aging or anti acne products close to the brow. This includes but is not limited too benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid, proactive, Alpha hydroxyls, AHAs, Retin-A, Latic or Glycolic Acids. Please read labels on your products.

Do not soak or saturate your face underwater for 1 week.

Do not touch the eyes area except for when doing your prescribed after care.

Avoid performing task related to heavy household cleaning such as garage or basement cleaning where there is a lot of airborne debris.

Use a fresh pillowcase, we suggest using a dark pillowcase since there is a chance that some of the pigment will transfer to in when you are sleeping.

After Care

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After the 1st hour is up wash the area gently with water and a mild soap or face cleanser. Be sure to remove any feeling of crust from the skin. Do not use a wash cloth, use Q-tips or clean finger tips gently. Always dab dry.

Ice every hour for 10 minutes until you go to bed and sleep with your head slightly elevated the 1st two days.

Apply a thin rice grain size of ointment to eyeliner that has been provided to you 3 times a day.

For next 3 days:

Wash as above direction, morning and night. Apply ointment as above, 3 times a day for 3 days.

Immediately following your procedure, the tattooed area will appear to be darker and bolder in color, more sharply defined or even have a more filled in appearance. This can last up to a week after the treatment while the initial healing process takes place. The treated area may feel a bit like sunburn once numbing wears off but there should be minimal discomfort and minimal redness.

During the initial healing period, there may be scabbing, flaking or peeling of the skin. It can look like dandruff flakes or dry skin. If this happens, do not pick, and allow the scab or dry skin to come off on its own. This is important because if the scabs come off by force, it could take the pigment with it.

The complete healing process takes about 4-6 weeks, at which time the true color of the tattoo is evident. During this process, your tattoo will soften and lighten. Be patient, even if you think too much color has been lost, as your skin is still regenerating and naturally exfoliating.

​Day 1 - finely detailed, slight redness, slight swelling

Day 2-4 – Day 2 expect swelling. Ice for 10 minutes upon wakening. Your permanent makeup becomes darker looking as it forms a light protective layer or scab. This is only temporary no need to panic.

Day 5-12- the protective layer naturally exfoliates, peels, and flakes away over the course of several days as your skin heals underneath it. The freshly healed skin is white and has a waxy coating, making it appear that the permanent makeup is too light. After 7 days you can fill in with makeup if needed.

Day 10-30 - The color will slowly come back to the surface as that new, white skin settles in and heals. Wait at least 4 weeks to see the true color, as it will take on new strength, and it is only after 4 weeks that your touch-up/adjustment can be done. Your second appointment is to tighten up your shape, touch up any light spots and also to assess how your skin reacts to the process, and the chosen color.