Frequently Asked Questions

Permanent Makeup, including Microblading, Powder Brows, Nano Hairstrokes, Eyeliner and Lip blush, uses sterile tools to insert pigment into the epidermis. The color appears slightly darker for 5-7 days, then fades by up to 30%. Healing takes up to 28 days, followed by a 6-8 week follow-up. Oily or problematic skin may need extra sessions. Pigment lasts up to 6 years, but touch-ups are advised every 2-4 years to refresh the color.  

SOMETIMES, but Approval is REQUIRED before booking.

Microblading, Powder Brows, Eyeliner, and Lip Blush are semi-permanent procedures that can last several years but will gradually fade over time.

Clients with drier skin often retain pigment longer, while factors like oily skin, sweating, skincare products, and sun exposure can cause faster fading. Touch-ups may be needed yearly or every 3–4 years, depending on individual skin type.

As tools, pigments, and techniques continue to advance, results are now more realistic and stable than ever. With these improvements, Laser Tattoo Removal has become an important option. Rather than waiting for pigment to fade naturally, laser removal allows us to clear old pigment and start fresh — often with little to no downtime. 

Complete removal may take 1–7 sessions done 6 weeks apart, gradually lightening the pigment. Afterwards, new pigment can be added 9 weeks later.  Do not be aftaid- at no point are you completely without brows.  

To determine if you need Laser Removal, please text a photo of your Brows to 1-877-757-5356!

Any treatment, medication, or illness that compromises the immune system, and therefore the healing process, would make you NOT eligible for permanent makeup. 

This includes, but is not limited to:

• Pregnant or breastfeeding (must wait 6 months after you stop nursing)
• History of keloids or hypertrophic scarring 
• Diabetic (require doctor clearance)
• Taking blood thinning medication (unless it can be paused 5 days prior) 
• Autoimmune disorder (would require doctor clearance)
• Recently completed chemotherapy (require doctor clearance)
• Hepatitis B/C
• Currently sick with cold/flu/viral infection (rest and reschedule, please!)
• Epileptic (require doctor clearance)
• Have a pacemaker (require doctor clearance)
• Have uncontrolled high blood pressure     
• You are currently tanned, sunburned or have a skin rash (postpone until it is gone)  

Please consult with us if any of the following apply to you before booking:

• There is psoriasis/dermatitis, eczema, keratosis pilaris, chronic acne, broken capillaries or rosacea (mild cases can be okay) or other skin irritations on and around the brow area
• You have previous microblading or permanent makeup (send us a photo)
• You have a heart condition (consult with your doctor as the numbing contains epinephrine)
• You have taken/used Accutane in the last two years
• You use products with retinoid/retinol/AHA. It is advised that clients are off retinol and retinoid (any derivative of vitamin A) 1-4 months before and after treatment, depending how strong it is. This includes Isotretinoin, Tazorac, Differin... etc.   

Vaccinations, Surgeries, Treatments:

• Please, wait at least 90 Days following a vaccination, surgery, or treatment to your body before getting PMU.

Microblading Precare

Avoid alcohol, caffeine, and blood thinners (e.g., aspirin, ibuprofen) for 24–48 hours before your appointment.

No tanning, sunburns, or chemical peels on the face for at least 2 weeks prior.

Avoid Botox, fillers, or facials in the brow area for 4 weeks before treatment.

Stop using Retinol, Retin-A, and other anti-aging products within 4 inches of the brows for 4 weeks before.

Discontinue fish oil, Vitamin E, and other supplements that may thin the blood 1 week prior.

No waxing, threading, or tinting of the brows 7 days before your appointment.

Skin Quality

Post- treatment care

Exposure to various external factors


Artists have no control over any of the three factors listed above and therefore cannot guarantee the desired outcome of the treatment.  

Proper post-treatment care accounts for 70% of the success of the treatment. It is essential to adhere to these Post Care directions.  Otherwise, up to 80% of the pigment may be lost.

Day 1:  WIPE & OINTMENT x 5

30 Minutes Post Procedure: Wipe the treated area in both directions with the PhiWipe in your Post-Care Bag.

Apply a rice-size amount of ointment to the treated area.
Repeat both of these steps every 2.5 Hours until bedtime.

Days 2-14:  OINTMENT ONLY x 3

Apply a rice-size amount of ointment to the treated area three times per day.

Healing Stages:

Day 1:  The treated area looks beautiful!
Days 2-4:  The treatment area might appear too dark or bold.
Days 5-7:  The treatment area might begin to flake.
Days 8-10:  If the treatment area flakes, it may begin to look faded.
Days 11-28:  If it looked faded, the pigment will return to a beautiful color.
6-8 Week Follow Up:  This treatment is suggested as a perfection session, but is not included in the original treatment price.

During the first 14 days:

Do NOT workout.
Do NOT get the treatment area wet.  

Use shower shields provided.  

Use washcloth around the treatment area to avoid splashing.
Do NOT touch or pick at the treatment area.


During the first 30 days:

Do NOT use sauna or public pool.
Do NOT expose your treatment area to direct sunlight, humidity, or hot climates for extended periods of time.
Do NOT get a Facial or Skin-regenerating treatment.
Do NOT apply makeup or products near the treatment area.

The following can significantly affect the appearance of your PMU indefinitely:

Regenerative Creams - Any anti-aging, brightening, whitening, tightening, etc serums including retinol, vitamin c, laser therapy, chemical and fruit acid peels, etc.

Eyeliner Precare 

Remove lash extensions at least one week before your appointment.  No lash growth serums (e.g., Latisse) for at least 4 weeks prior.  Avoid mascara and eye makeup for 24 hours before.  If you wear contact lenses, bring glasses to your appointment — no lenses can be worn during or immediately after the procedure.  

Do not use blood thinners, alcohol, or caffeine for 24–48 hours prior.  If prone to eye infections like styes, consult your doctor before scheduling.  

No Botox around the eyes for at least 2 weeks before.  

Lip Blush Precare

If you have a history of cold sores (herpes simplex), you MUST take an antiviral medication (e.g., Valtrex) prescribed by your doctor starting 2–3 days before your appointment to prevent outbreaks.  OTC L Lysine can be supplemented with Physician approval. 

Stay well-hydrated and exfoliate your lips gently 2–3 days before (use a sugar scrub or soft toothbrush).  

Avoid alcohol, caffeine, and blood thinners for 24–48 hours before.  

No lip fillers for at least 4 weeks before.  

Do not have dry, chapped, or sunburned lips at the time of your appointment.

Lip Blush Post-Care

Day 1: Wipe & Ointment every hour to remove seeping lymph and protect the healing tissue.

Day 2: Wipe & Ointment every 2.5 hours to remove seeping lymph and protect the healing tissue.

Days 3-14: Apply Ointment every 2 Hours.

Days 1-14: Avoid whitening toothpaste.  Use a spoon or fork to eat.