AM I A GOOD CANDIDATE?
YOU MAY NOT BE READY FOR PERMANENT MAKE-UP IF YOU ARE
PREGNANT OR NURSING
DIABETIC
UNDERGOING CHEMOTHERAPY (ONLY WITH A DOCTOR'S WRITTEN APPROVAL)
VIRAL INFECTIONS AND/OR DISEASES
EPILEPSY
PEACEMAKER OR MAJOR HEART PROBLEMS
SKIN IRRITATIONS OR PSORIASIS NEAR THE TREATED AREA (RASHES, SUNBURN, ACNE, ETC)
HAD AN ORGAN TRANSPLANT
HAD BOTOX IN THE PAST 4 WEEKS
HAD STEROID (ORAL OR INJECTED) LESS THAN 30 DAYS BEFORE THE PROCEDURE
USED ACCUTANE IN THE PAST YEAR
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A QUESTION
brows
EYE
BEFORE
30 Days Before (No Exceptions):
No Botox near brows
No steroids (oral or injected) or antibiotics
No micro-needling, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, or similar treatments
48 Hours Before:
No brow tinting, tweezing, or waxing
Electrolysis must be done at least 5 days prior
Day of Appointment:
No brow makeup
No workouts (exercise increases your heart rate and blood flow, which can lead to more bleeding during the process)
No alcohol or caffeine (to reduce swelling/bleeding)
Important:
Avoid sunburn or tanning — this may require rescheduling
No hair removal for 2 weeks after
Sensitivity may increase during your menstrual cycle.
AFTER
Clean brows with sterile (bottled) water and cotton a couple times in the day of your procedure. Let them air dry.
Brows can get wet — just don’t soak them.
Avoid heavy sweating for the first 10 days to reduce the risk of infection.
If overly dry or scabbing, apply a thin layer of Aquaphor once daily starting on Day 3.
No products (cleansers, creams, makeup, Neosporin, etc.) on brows for 10 days.
Do not pick, rub, or scratch — let scabs fall off naturally to avoid scarring.
Avoid sun, tanning, sweating, and steam for 10–14 days.
No swimming, saunas, hot showers, or beach for 14 days.
No facials, chemical treatments, Botox, or microdermabrasion for 2 weeks.
LIP
blush
BEFORE
At least 30 days before:
No lip fillers.
No steroids (oral or injected) or antibiotics.
No micro-needling, peels, microdermabrasion, or similar treatments.
On the day of:
No lip makeup.
Avoid exercise, alcohol, and caffeine (to reduce swelling and oozing).
Lip Blush specific:
If you have a history of cold sores, shingles, or herpes simplex, consult your doctor about antiviral pre-treatment (e.g., Valtrex or Zovirax). A prescription from your doctor is required.
Avoid lip fillers 4 weeks before and 3 weeks after your procedure.
Prepare your lips 2–3 days prior by moisturizing with Aquaphor or a colorless lip balm to ensure pigment retention.
Sensitivity may increase during your menstrual cycle.
Taking an antihistamine the night before may help reduce swelling.
AFTER
You may wet your lips but avoid soaking them.
Dab lips gently with a damp cotton pad every 1–2 hours until bedtime to absorb lymph.
Keep lips moist with a clean, colorless balm or Aquaphor for 2 weeks to prevent peeling, scabbing, and cracking.
Important:
Avoid strong kissing for 3 days.
Protect lips from sun and tanning beds for at least 2 weeks to prevent fading.
Avoid pools, saunas, beaches, and similar for 14 days to reduce the risk of infection.
For 3 days, avoid salty, sour, spicy foods, and staining drinks (e.g., beet juice, red wine).
Don’t wipe or lick lips excessively during healing.
No lip makeup for 10 days.
Be careful when brushing teeth and avoid teeth whitening until lips are fully healed.
EYE
liner
BEFORE
At least 30 days before your procedure (no exceptions):
No Botox near the eyes.
No steroids (oral or injected) or antibiotics.
No micro-needling, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, or similar treatments.
Discontinue lash serums (e.g., Latisse).
3 days before:
Remove lash extensions.
Day of procedure:
Remove contact lenses.
No eye makeup.
No exercise, alcohol, or caffeine (to reduce swelling/oozing).
Additional guidelines:
Avoid tanning or sunburn—rescheduling required if present.
Do not take Aspirin, Niacin, vitamin E, fish oil, or Ibuprofen within 24 hours before.
Eyelash tinting: at least 48 hours before or 2 weeks after.
Sensitivity may increase during menstruation.
Taking an antihistamine the night before may help reduce swelling.
AFTER
You may wet your eyes but avoid soaking them.
Clean only around the eyes (not the tattoo) using a Q-tip and sterile bottled water.
No makeup, creams, or products on the treated area for 10 days.
Avoid heavy sweating for the first 10 days to reduce the risk of infection.
Do not rub, pick, or scratch; let scabs or dry skin shed naturally to prevent scarring.
Avoid sun exposure, tanning, swimming, hot showers, saunas, and heavy sweating for at least 10–14 days.
Eyelash extensions can be resumed 2 weeks after the procedure.