Brow Appointments

These are semi-permanent tattooing techniques that enhance the appearance of eyebrows using short, wispy hair-like strokes to deposit ink into the skin using a hand tool designed with a blade formed of tiny needles.

The first few days after your procedure, your brows will look darker and thicker than the actual healed result. Your brows may scab, flake, and will itch for up to two weeks after your service. During this phase it is common that some ink will seemingly disappear but do not worry the ink will reappear once the brows are completely healed, this is commonly known as the Ghosting Stage. NOTE: After your service your brows are now an open wound,  proper after care is essential in order to receive the best healed results.

• Do arrive to your appointment with a clean, freshly washed face. NO MAKEUP!
• Do wash your hair before your session because you can not get your brows wet for several days afterwards.
• Do affix your hair in a style that keeps your hair away from your eyebrows before your session.

• DO NOT wax 2-3 days before your session.
• DO NOT tan, reduce sun exposure starting at least 3 days before your session.
• DO NOT drink caffeinated drinks like coffee or energy drinks the day of your session.
• DO NOT use retinol, chemical peels, laser, or dermabrasion services or products for at least 3 days leading up to your session. 
• DO NOT take Ibuprofen, Aspirin, or Niacin 24 hours before.
• DO NOT take Omega-3 fish oil for up to one 1 week leading up to your session.

• GENTLY wipe away any built up lymphatic fluid and PAT dry with a clean disposible tissue. (DO NOT WIPE OR RUB) Follow after care instructions diligently. 
• Apply a rice grain amount of aftercare ointment to brows morning and night for 5-7 days.
• FOLLOW ALL of the post care instructions.

• DO NOT peel scabs. Your brows will itch and scab as they heal. To ensure the best pigmentation results DO NOT PICK SCABS!
• DO NOT apply more than one thin layer of aftercare ointment. ( LESS IS MORE )
• DO NOT ingest any substance  that may thin your blood for 24 hours after your service this includes alcohol, aspirin/ibuprofen and blood thinning vitamins