There are several factors that may make someone an unsuitable candidate for permanent makeup. Please keep in mind that we are not medical professionals. If you have questions about whether your medication or medical condition could affect your ability to get permanent makeup, it’s important to consult your doctor before proceeding.

You can view our full list of contraindications [here].

What to do and avoid:

• Stop all acne cream treatment (if possible) because this thins out and over sensitize the skin. Please consult with your physician if it is ok to do so.
  

• If you are on Accutane, you must be off this medication for 1 year to be able to receive this treatment.
  

• Brow serums: any kind like Latisse, you must stop at least 6 months prior andat least 4 weeks after the final session. Using serum post procedure can decrease retention
  

• No laser or chemical peels at least 4 weeks prior.
  

• No botox or micro needling4 weeks prior.
  

• Avoid grooming the eyebrows - we'll groom them at the appointment. Allow your brows to grow out for 1-2 weeks prior to the appointment so I can see how your natural hair grows.
  

• If you’ve tinted your eyebrows, please wait 2 weeks before booking.
  

• Please avoid any type of blood thinning medication for a minimum of 24-48 hours prior to your procedure unless is unsafe to do so for your health.
  

• Tylenol can be taken 30-60 mins prior to your treatment without any contraindications.
  

• Avoid natural blood thinners: turmeric, ginger, cinnamon, cayenne peppers, vitamin e.
  

• Avoid working out or strenuous exercises as this increases blood flow.
  

• Absolutely no caffeine and alcohol for at least 24-48 hours prior.
  

• If you wear any contacts, please bring your glasses with you on the day of. You will need to remove your contacts for the duration of the procedure.
  

• During your menstrual cycle, you will be more sensitive. Please plan accordingly.
  

• If you have any skin irritation or blemishes on your brows, please reschedule your appointment.
  

• If you are feeling sick, having cold or flu like symptoms, sinus/respiratory infections, please reschedule your appointment.
  

• Please consult with your doctor before stopping these types of medications. Such as: Ibuprofen, Aspirin, Advil, Niacin, Voltaren, Indocid. As well as Prenatal Vitamins, Vitamin E or Nutritional Shakes.
  

• Following the procedure, lymph fluids/plasma may appear on the brows. Dab the area gently with cotton pads to wipe away the fluids. The less lymph fluids, the less scabbing occurs.
  
  

• Avoid getting brows wet in the shower (wash from neck down or utilize dry shampoo). Disposable visors will be provided in your aftercare kit. We do not want your brows to be drenched in water!
  
  

• Your brows are considered an open wound so it's very important that we keep the area clean to reduce the risk of infection. Please use an antibacterial soap (dial) twice a day (once in the am and once again in the pm) to cleanse the brows. PAT DRY! Do not leave water residue on brows.
  

• Do not let the scabs get soggy! Blot immediately if the area gets wet.
  

• Do not apply makeup to your brows. Your brows are considered an open wound. Infection can occur from bacteria from your products.
  

• DO NOT PICK, PEEL, OR SCRATCH your brows. Doing so may prematurely remove pigment from your brows and/or cause scarring. Let it fall off naturally.
  

• Avoid steamy showers, saunas, hot baths, jacuzzi, and working out for 2 weeks.
  

• Avoid sun exposure, sun tanning, laser, or chemical treatments for 4 weeks.
  

• Do not drink alcohol in excess. It may slow down the healing process.
  

• Sleep on your back. Sleeping on your side can cause one side to heal lighter.
  

• Always wash your hands with disinfectant soap before touching the brow area!
  

• Once the scabbing completely finishes, apply SPF 50 on brows going forward to prevent premature fading.
  

• It will take about 10-14 days for your brows to finish peeling. in this time frame, your brows may appear light (possibly even looks like pigment is missing). Do not worry - the skin takes about 27 days to regenerate itself. The color will resurface.
  

• Touch ups are not included but it is recommended to book your initial touch up 6-8 weeks out. The initial touch up session goes over any minor imperfections, changes to the shape, or to add more color.
  

• If you are happy with the shape and color at the end of the healing process, then no further action is needed!
  

• Enjoy your new brows and check in routinely to see if a touch up is needed.
  

Microblading involves using a hand tool (not a machine) to deposit pigment into the epidermis, creating fine, hair-like strokes.

Ombre Powder Brows use a handheld machine to fill in the brows with a soft, shaded effect. This technique uses tiny dots (pixelation) to create gentle edges, rather than a solid block of color, and is suitable for all skin types.

Nano Combo Brows use the same handheld machine as Ombre Powder Brows but combine soft shading with fine hair strokes for a more natural, textured look.

Please note: We do not offer microblading services.

Ombre Powder Brows and Nano Combo Brows are forms of permanent cosmetic tattooing. While the pigment is designed to stay in your skin long-term, it will gradually fade over time. We recommend scheduling a touch-up every 1–3 years to maintain the color and shape.

A session can take 2-3 hours for Ombre Powder Brows between consultation, mapping, numbing, tattoo process, and photos. Nano Combo Brows can take 4-4.5 hours.

Most clients report little to no pain, and would compare it to a tweezing or threading session. Many clients even fall asleep! Topical anesthetic is applied during the procedure so the client can feel at ease while receiving the treatment.

The projected healing process is 10-14 days. This healing process is unique to the individual as there are many factors that slow or speed up the process: pre-care, aftercare, skin type, lifestyle, etc.

Your brows will be the darkest the first few days as the ink oxidizes and your brows are preparing to scab. As your scabs begin to fall off, it may fall off in small bits which is completely normal!

When the scab falls off, the pigment will appear to be light (almost like you’re missing pigment). This part is still normal! Think of when you fall and scrap your knee. When the scab falls off, the area looks very light in comparison to your natural skin. This is because the skin takes about 27 days to regenerate itself. Once it completes its cycle, the true color will resurface.

If it is for a new set, the initial touch up (6-8 weeks out) is recommended but it isn’t required. If you are happy with the color and shape as it is, you don’t need to come back right away. Most people do come back to go: bolder, thicker, and/or minor adjustments.

It is not included In the pricing. Please see link for updated pricing:

Touch Up Pricing

This is a collaborative effort! I will map out your brows based on your unique features and preferences. A custom color will be mixed to match your brow hairs. We always go for the most natural look possible.

The strictest sanitation and safety standards are followed by using only single-use needles and tools. The pigments are very high quality, vegan, cruelty free, and made in the USA.