Pre-care for Eyebrow
Am I a good candidate?
24 hours before | avoid ALL BLOOD THINNERS: alcohol, Aspirin, Ibuprofen, caffeine, coffee, milk tea, smoking, niacin, Vitamin E, fish oil, etc. Tylenol is ok. As they might affect the result for 60% - 90%, i.e. very likely to bleed during the procedure; pigment won’t stay; affect the healing process.
Chemical and laser peel should be avoided no less than 2 weeks prior to the procedure.
Discontinue brow growth serum, it can cause sensitivity/affect pigment.
Botox, Retin-A, AHA products and retinoids should be avoided for 1 weeks prior to the procedure.
Our services are not for you if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. The last breastfeeding has to be at least 45 days prior to your appointment.
Failure to follow Pre-Care instructions WILL affect the outcome of your final results. Your artist will send you home for not following the precare intrusion and you will lose your deposit.
A physician’s approval is required if you are under care of a physician for any medical related reasons or are taking any medication that may interfere with this procedure.
Pre-care for Lip Blushing
Am I a good candidate?
2 months before | no antibiotics.
4 weeks before | discontinue Retin-A and Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA) or any skincare products that encourage exfoliation around the mouth area.
6 weeks before | no filler or injections.
4 days before | exfoliate your lips each day and keep them moist until your appointment
48 hours before | avoid ALL BLOOD THINNERS: alcohol, Aspirin, Ibuprofen, caffeine, coffee, milk tea, smoking, niacin, Vitamin E, fish oil, etc. Tylenol is ok.
Skin condition | if you have any skin conditions you are required to have a letter from your doctor saying it is okay to proceed with lip blushing.
Failure to follow Pre-Care instructions WILL affect the outcome of your final results.
If you are prone to cold sores:
- Contact your physician to obtain a prescription-strength anti-viral medication. Inform them of your decision to have permanent cosmetics applied to your lips. You can also take Lysine which is an off the counter supplement.
- Start the anti-viral medication 2 weeks prior to your appointment.
- continue to take this medication until you are completely done healing.
There’s no way to avoid getting cold sores other than taking the prescribed medication prior to the appointment.
A physician’s approval is required if you are under care of a physician for any medical related reasons or are taking any medication that may interfere with this procedure.