Immediately after getting your brows done, you may experience minor redness or swelling around the treated area, which typically goes away within 24 hours. Over the next few hours, the pigment in the skin will oxidize, making the brows look darker and warmer (red) than they were initially. This is normal and expected. Pigment typically fades anywhere from 20-40% once fully healed. 

Around day 3-4, you may notice light scabbing and flaking on the treated area. This is normal! Please refrain from picking at the area. Doing so will result in loss of pigment in those areas and can cause scarring. Brows and lips may appear spotty or patchy until the entire brow has finished healing. Once all the flaking is complete (usually around day 10), the brows and lips will appear much lighter. The pigment will darken over the next 4-6 weeks and the pigment will return to the skin in its healed color. 

At 4-6 weeks, your makeup will be fully healed. Whatever pigment that does not return will be addressed at your touch up appointment. At this appointment, we will asses your retention, touch up the spots that didn’t stick, and can adjust the pigment color to give you perfect brows!

Once the brows have healed from your touch up appointment, you will have beautiful, full brows for 12-36 months!

I require that anyone who has had their brows done previously by another artist contact me before booking an appointment.

When you contact me, please include current photos of your brows, along with your goal photo before booking to make sure I am comfortable working over the existing work. 

 I typically only go over other artists' work if it’s at least 85-90% faded, and all new clients to me are considered initial sessions.

I want to give my clients the very best, and help create their dream brows. If I don’t think we can achieve what you’re wanting with your existing work, I will give recommendations on how to help the ink fade more quickly or recommend a removal artist.

Permanent makeup is designed to fade overtime, but is still considered a tattoo. Factors such as skin type, lifestyle, age, metabolism, medications, and pigment color affect the longevity of the tattoo. The sun and some kinds of lighting (tanning beds) can affect the rate at which these pigments are broken down.

Following the given aftercare instructions is critical to getting your best healed results, and touch up your brows every 12-24 months (as needed) Touch ups are normal and expected for permanent cosmetics, almost each procedure is AT MINIMUM A TWO APPOINTMENT PROCESS. Picking the proper service for your skin type and following the proper aftercare will lead to beautiful results the years to come! 

Please note: Final results vary and CANNOT be guaranteed due to the nature of skin as it heals. A follow up appointment is recommended 6-12 weeks after your initial session where we can assess your pigment retention and perfect your permanent makeup.

Unfortunately, not everyone is a candidate for permanent makeup. I want each of my clients to get the absolute best results possible, and not even skin type accommodates that.

The following lists disqualify you from currently receiving permanent makeup. If you have any specific questions, email me at [email protected]

You are not a candidate if you..

- Received Botox/dysport within 14 days of your scheduled appointment 
- Are pregnant or breastfeeding
- Have Rosacea 
- Are taking blood thinning medications (You may be a candidate for powder brows. If interested, please email: [email protected])
- Are currently undergoing treatment for cancer.
- Have had chemotherapy therapy or radiation treatment within the last 12 months

All clients must be at least 18 years old.

Oily skin: Increased oil production can cause hair strokes to blur and fade very quickly, or not stick at all. If you have combination or oily skin, you are a candidate for a combination or powder brow, not nano hair stroke brows. 

Sun exposure: increased exposure to the sun will cause premature fading. I recommend all my clients use sunscreen on their procedure areas. 

Excessive Bleeding: Excessive bleeding during your procedure will greatly affect how your body retains pigment. Pinpoint bleeding throughout the procedure is normal, but excessive bleeding causes pigment to fade very quickly and heal ashy. While bleeding is not entirely in our control, it is important that you follow pre-procedure instructions to help minimize bleeding. This includes avoiding blood thinning medications and alcohol 24 hours before your procedure.

Improper pre and post care: Not following the given pre and post care instructions will greatly diminish your healed results. Follow all instructions exactly for the best results! I can only control what happens inside of my studio, so please come prepared beforehand and follow all instructions exactly afterwards for the best results.

Cash s still king, but I accept cards with a 3.5% upcharge to cover fees. 

Most clients report little to no pain throughout their procedure. While pain tolerance varies between clients, a topical lidocaine is used throughout the procedure to make sure you’re comfortable