Permanent make up disqualifications

For brows and lip blush services

​-Under the age of 18

-expired ID

-Diabetic (FOR BROWS IT Need doctors note FOR LIPS we can't do it for the client health ) 

-Pregnant or Breast feeding

-Glaucoma and/or taking blood thinners

(keep in mind alcohol and coffee are blood thinners please don't drink 24 hrs before your appointment. Also some medicine and vitamins are blood-thinners please stop taking them 2 weeks before your appointment) 

-use Retin-A/Retinol, glycolic acid must discontinue use of these products at least 4 weeks prior to procedure

(Please check your skin care routine to make sure your products don't contain it, for example: the ordinary, Med peel and some Cerave  products contain this ingredients.) 

-Accutane or acne treatment in the past year

-Are currently or have been on antibiotics in the past 2 weeks

-Mitra valve or high blood pressure

-A pacemaker or major heart problems

-Allergic to pigments/lidocaine

-Cancer/Chemotherapy

- active acne in the forehead/brows the reason is if you have pimples I can't tattoo over them if I do it can cause an infection. ALSO after getting your brows done clients can't use acne treatments that might affect brows color or retention.

-BOTOX in the past 1 month in the upper face area

- Tanning : please don't tan your face at least 2 weeks before, since that will make it irritated for the procedure.

-Has received laser treatment , glycolic peels, chemical peels around the treatment area within the past 3 weeks

-Any treatment, medication or illness/disease that compromises the immune system

-Viral infection/diseases

-Transmittable blood conditions, for example: Hepatitis or HIV

-If you have experienced post inflammatory hyper pigmentation

-Healing disorders

-Skin diseases such as eczema, psoriasis on the area to be treated

-Tendency towards keloids or hypertrophic scarring

-Undiagnosed rashes or blisters on the treated area

-Taking skin medication such as antasure, roaccutane

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SKIN CAMOUFLAGE /INKLESS/SCARS

• Cancer/Chemotherapy ( needs to be in remission for 1 year)

• Under the age of 18

• Expired ID

• Diabetic (heal slower, high risk of infection)

• Anemic (heal slower, high risk of infection)

• Pregnant or Breastfeeding (inks contains small metals that can be harmful to the baby)

• Hemophilia, it can cause to bleed excessive.

• Has received laser treatment on the treatment area within the past 6 months

• Any treatment, medication or illness/disease that compromises the immune system

• Viral infection/diseases

• Transmittable blood conditions, for example: Hepatitis or HIV

• Skin diseases

• If you have experienced post inflammatory hyperpigmentation

• Healing disorders

• Tendency towards keloids or hypertrophic scarring

• Undiagnosed rashes or blisters on the treated area

• Allergic to pigments/ numbing

• ink less /camouflage/ scar treatmnet in the past 6 weeks