Please let us know if any of the following apply:

• Acne medications such as Accutane
• Botox
• Warts, skin tags or moles
• Undergoing chemotherapy
• Diabetic, or a skin disorder affecting healing
• Eczema/dermatitis
• Allergies to tint/dye ingredients
• Skin allergies
• Allergies to scented lotions
• Sun-damaged or sunburnt skin
• Freshly tattooed brows please allow 3 weeks before tint, and 6–8 weeks before lamination
• Sensitive skin (take an antihistamine if you experience adverse reactions after waxing)

Preparation:

• Avoid AHA, retinol or over-exfoliating the wax area for 3 days prior
• Gently exfoliate and moisturise brows the week of your appointment for longer-lasting tint
• Avoid chemical peels or skin needling within 2 weeks prior
• Avoid Botox around the eyes & forehead within 2 weeks prior
• Avoid excessive sun exposure 3 days prior
• No tweezing or trimming beforehand

Aftercare:

• Avoid wetting brows as much as possible
• Do not directly scrub over brows
• Avoid oily makeup products on or around brows
• Avoid filling brows in until there's minimal tint left on the skin
• Use an indirect cool compress if you notice small bumps or a welt-like reaction

Please let us know if any of the following apply:

• Lash extensions
• Your eyes are swollen, red, itchy or show any other signs of abnormal condition
• Any signs of eye infection, e.g. a stye, conjunctivitis or blepharitis
• Any condition that makes closing your eyes difficult

Preparation:

• Avoid excessive sun
• Don't exfoliate the week of treatment
• Avoid other cosmetic treatments 7–14 days before & after
• Avoid Botox 2 weeks prior to your appointment

Aftercare:

• Do not wet lashes for 24 hours
• Apply recommended lash hydration serum every 2–3 days minimum
• Use lash growth serums a minimum of 24 hours after

Please contact us if any of the following apply:

• Diabetes
• Lamination within 6–8 weeks
• Epilepsy
• High or low blood pressure
• Acne medications
• Herpes simplex / cold sores
• Hepatitis
• Liver disease
• Rosacea
• Trichotillomania
• Anaemia
• Keloid scarring
• Moles on the area
• Alopecia
• Eczema/dermatitis
• Hyper/hypo pigmentation
• Anxiety
• Thyroid disorders / thyroxine
• HRT
• Roaccutane/Accutane
• Blood thinners, warfarin, or fish oil/vitamins
• Recent eye surgery
• Any other medical condition — please let us know

Brow Tattooing — Preparation

• Protect the area from sun exposure for 2 weeks prior
• Preferably have your brows tidied prior to treatment
• No tinting within 1 week before, or 4 weeks after
• Gently exfoliate the area for up to 3 days prior, and keep skin well nourished
• No brow-enhancing serums or lamination products for 30 days before
• You won't be able to wet your brows for 5–7 days after, so wash your hair the night before
• No alcohol within 24 hours prior
• Some medications may need doctor approval please call us for advice
• Stop fish oil supplements 1 week before
• Plan around social events or work commitments for the week following
• If the area already has cosmetic tattoo, please call us before booking

Brow Tattooing — Aftercare

• Each night, gently pat brows clean with a damp cotton pad to remove old product and weeping
• Apply a thin layer of aftercare gel with a cotton tip morning & night, covering under the brow hairs, ideally before showering as a barrier
• No water, soap or cleansers on the area for 7 days
• If still scabby after 7 days, let water run over them to loosen scabs and keep applying gel
• Minor patchiness once healed is normal, and adjusted at your second session — brow powder/pencil can cover this once scabbing has fallen off
• Do not touch the tattooed area with your fingers
• Avoid gym, excessive sweating, sauna and spray tanning for 48 hours
• Avoid pools, salt water, high UV exposure, sunbeds and infrared light for 2 weeks
• Colour looks darker for 5–7 days, appears to fade once scabbing lifts, then returns around the 4-week mark
• Avoid makeup on the treated area until fully healed
• Do not pick flaking skin or scabs — this is very important
• Expected healing time: 5–14 days
• Book your perfection visit 4–8 weeks after your first session

Long term: Chemicals in skincare accelerate fading — avoid AHAs, BHAs, benzoyl peroxide, bleaching agents and chemical peels directly on the area. Wear SPF over the area to prevent sun-fading. Return in 6–12 months for a consult and possible touch-up.

Also please let us know if any of the following apply:

• Cosmetic tattooing within 6–8 weeks of your appointment
• Another lamination or chemical treatment on the brows within 3–4 weeks of an upcoming booking

Aftercare:

• Do not wet for a full 24 hours
• Apply brow aftercare oil to hairs & skin daily to keep hydrated and avoid kinks or breakage
• Apply gel, soap or wax through the day to hold brows in place
• Come back in 3–4 weeks if brows are feeling a little dry

Please let us know if any of the following apply:

• Recent eye/nose surgery or permanent makeup in the eye area
• Your eyes are swollen, red, itchy or show any other signs of abnormal condition
• Any signs of eye infection, e.g. a stye, conjunctivitis or blepharitis
• Hypersensitive skin
• Any condition that makes closing your eyes difficult
• Allergic to eyelash extension adhesive
• Previous allergic reaction to any products used during treatment

Preparation:

• No previous lash lift — lashes must be completely dropped before extensions can be applied
• Come in with no eye makeup and clean eyelashes

Aftercare:

• Do not wet or expose to extreme steam for 24 hours
• Avoid wetting and steam as much as possible day-to-day
• Use oil-free lash growth serums only, at least 24 hours after your last infill
• Gently clean lashes with an oil-free foam cleanser at minimum every 3 days
• Brush through lashes daily with a mascara wand

Please contact us if any of the following apply:

• Diabetes
• Lamination within 6–8 weeks
• Epilepsy
• High or low blood pressure
• Acne medications
• Herpes simplex / cold sores
• Hepatitis
• Liver disease
• Rosacea
• Trichotillomania
• Anaemia
• Keloid scarring
• Moles on the area
• Alopecia
• Eczema/dermatitis
• Hyper/hypo pigmentation
• Anxiety
• Thyroid disorders / thyroxine
• HRT
• Roaccutane/Accutane
• Blood thinners, warfarin, or fish oil/vitamins
• Recent eye surgery

Any other medical condition — please let us know
Lip Blush — Preparation

• History of cold sores? See a pharmacist or doctor at least 4 days prior for preventative treatment
• Lip area must not be sunburnt, damaged, chapped or too dry
• Gently exfoliate 1 week prior, and sleep with a hydrating balm on the area, repeating every second night until treatment
• Avoid laser within 2 weeks of your appointment, and complete any laser courses beforehand
• Avoid alcohol for 24 hours prior
• Some medications may need doctor approval — please contact us for advice
• Stop blood-thinning supplements like fish oil 1 week prior

Lip Blush — Aftercare, First 2 Weeks

• Avoid cardio and excessive sweating until scabbing begins (2–5 days), then resume with caution
• Do not touch the area with your fingers
• No chlorinated pools or salt water
• Avoid saturating the area in water, and avoid hot steamy showers, steam rooms and saunas until healed
• Avoid spray tanning until healed
• Avoid alcohol for 48 hours after treatment
• Protect from sun exposure for 2 weeks before and keep skin healthy
• Do not pick flaking skin or scabs
• Book your touch-up for 4–8 weeks post-treatment
• Avoid chemicals in cleansers/moisturisers on tattooed areas unless directed
• Expected healing time: 5–9 days

Lip Blush — Aftercare, General

• Some swelling is expected, usually subsiding within the day but may last 3–5 days
• Apply a cold compress (not directly on skin) for a few minutes every few hours on treatment day
• Avoid hot drinks or alcohol for the first few days
• Apply a thin layer of recommended aftercare product with a clean cotton tip, regularly through the day
• No makeup or touching with fingers until healed (around 1 week)
• Dryness, flaking and peeling are normal in the first few days, usually resolving within a week
• Colour disappears at first, then returns around 7 weeks
• Cold sore symptoms, inflammation or tenderness — notify your artist and see a pharmacist immediately
• Return for your touch-up at 8 weeks

One week after any cosmetic tattooing: the area darkens and minor scabbing develops as new skin forms underneath. Once scabbing falls off, pigment can look temporarily faded — protect and nourish the new skin, and colour will return within a few weeks.