FAQ

Yes. Please do not wear contact lenses during your eyeliner appointment and avoid using them for at least 4 days post-treatment to reduce the risk of infection and irritation.

Avoid alcohol, coffee, or any caffeinated drinks 24 hours before and after your appointment. These thin the blood, which may lead to excessive bleeding and interfere with pigment retention.

No. Avoid all eye makeup for 7–10 days after an eyeliner tattoo. Applying mascara or eyeliner too soon can introduce bacteria and disrupt healing.

Lash extensions must be removed at least 2 days prior to your eyeliner procedure. They may interfere with precise application and increase infection risk.

Some clients may experience mild swelling or redness for 1–3 days post-procedure. Applying a cold compress (with clean cloth barrier) can help reduce swelling.

You must wait 4 weeks after any lip filler or botox injections before receiving a lip tattoo. This helps avoid uneven results and gives injectables time to settle properly.

Yes, but we highly recommend starting an antiviral medication (like Valtrex) 3 days before and continuing 3 days after your appointment. This helps prevent cold sore outbreaks, which can be triggered by lip tattooing.

Immediately after the procedure, lips appear brighter and more intense. As they heal, the color will soften by about 40–60%, revealing the final tone over 4–6 weeks.

You must avoid all makeup and non-recommended products on your lips for at least 7–10 days. Only use healing ointments provided or suggested by your technician.

You must wait at least 4 weeks after any laser or chemical peel treatment before scheduling a permanent makeup session. This allows the skin to fully recover and prevents irritation or poor pigment retention.

No. Discontinue Retin-A, Glycolic Acid, or any AHA products at least 2 weeks prior to your appointment. These ingredients increase skin sensitivity and may affect how pigment settles.

Wait a minimum of 2 weeks after treatments like microdermabrasion or dermaplaning before getting permanent makeup. Your skin needs time to heal and rebuild its natural barrier.

Yes — light exfoliation is recommended 3 days before your appointment to gently prep the skin and remove dead cells. Avoid exfoliating the day of or the day before.

No. You must be off Accutane (or similar medications) for at least 1 year before undergoing any permanent makeup procedure. These medications thin the skin and can cause poor healing and scarring.

Avoid sun exposure or tanning beds for 1 week before and 2 weeks after your appointment. Tanned or sunburned skin is compromised and will not hold pigment properly.

If you have active acne, open wounds, or any skin irritation in the area to be treated, your session will need to be rescheduled. We require the skin to be fully healed for optimal results.

Yes, but only after the treated area has fully healed — usually around 4–6 weeks post-procedure. Always inform your skincare professional that you have permanent makeup.