PMU BROWS SPECIALIST

Consultation - 30 min New treatment - 2.5 to 3 hr Touch up - 1.5 hr Colour booster - 1.5 - 2 hr

First I take note of your skin tone, hair colour, your make up preferences. I check what type of skin you are by Fitzpatrick skin type scale. I check what skin undertone you have (warm, cold or neutral). For lips I check lips skin undertone as it can, and usually, is different from your skin undertone. You are also going to see colour suggestions before the tattooing process for you to accept it.

No, please do not pluck, tweeze or wax your eyebrows 7 days prior your appointment. I will shape your brows for you and when necessary tidy them around with your consent.

Eyebrows and eyeliner - about 7 - 10 days Lips - 3-5 days Please note, everyone is different, these are average healing times. It varies depending on any medical or skin conditions as well as individual skin healing, regeneration process and immune system.

You will receive full pre care instructions during your consultation and in your important information pack once you book the treatment. It is vital to prepare accordingly for best results. In some cases where pre care isn’t followed you may be refused the treatment and required to book in again once properly prepared. But few very important rules are no sunbathing, sun beds or fake tan minimum 7-14 days before. No injectables in the face minimum 4 weeks before. No microneedling, acid peels or laser treatment on face 4 weeks before. Permanent make up cannot be done on broken skin , inflamed or if you have any active skin conditions on the treatment area (and sometimes all face) No caffeine for 3 hours before appointment. No alcohol and blood thinners 24 h before. Treatment cannot go ahead if you are on course of antibiotics.

Yes. The full list is in the screening forms clients fill out before their consultations. It is vital to disclose all relevant information to your technician during consultation. Some of them are: Pregnancy and breastfeeding Acne Non managed high blood pressure Raccutane Steroids Haemophilia Unmanaged skin conditions Cancer Antibiotics Unmanaged thyroid and hormone problems Allergies to pigment Certain medications Certain auto immune disorders Certain medical conditions You may be asked for doctor’s consent to ahead with the treatment with certain medical conditions and if on certain medications.

Yes, you will receive full aftercare instructions during your appointment to follow. It is a must to follow the rules to the T. But just to highlight a few things that you must avoid are: shouldn’t go to sauna, swimming pools or have a hot baths while healing. You must avoid sunbathing, sunbeds and fake tan. You shouldn’t have facials during healing process, ideally for 2 weeks for facials. You also cannot wear make up or apply skincare on the area that is healing until fully healed.

Initial healing until the scabs flake off are between 7-14 days. After the skin has visually healed colour is still settling and it takes for up to 4-6 weeks. You are advised to have initial treatment and touch up appointment for best results. Touch up should be booked between 4-12 weeks after initial appointment, after this period it will incur a colour booster price depending on the time frame.

After your first initial appointment best time to come back for touch up is 4-6 weeks, maximum up to 12 weeks. After this period, it will incur a colour booster price depending on the time frame. Touch up is essential part of the treatment to perfect the results.

Same day. However, I advise my clients to shower first and then wash your hair last. Avoid running water on fresh permanent make up enhancement until it is healed. It is impossible to avoid some water splashing on it when washing your hair, so do not over worry if it happens. If water splashes, just gently dab it off with dry cotton wool. DO NOT RUB.

Yes, but make sure you let your permanent make up artist know during your consultation and in your medical forms. You will receive advice on how to prepare. In some cases I will suggest seeing your GP to get antivirals prescribed.

It is important not to exercise on the day of your appointment (before & after) and while permanent make up is healing. Sweat is natural ‘remover’ and it can lead to infection, take less pigment in or lead to uneven results.

Yes. Permanent make up is to highlight your features but still to look natural daily. I suggest going for softer and more natural results, we can always add more during touch up appointments if desired.

It is very individual, but clients might need to colour boost their enhancements every 6-36 months.

Yes, you will have to follow pre - care advice provided by your permanent make up artist to achieve best results. Some of them are: No tanning 7 days before the treatment No injectables 4 weeks before the treatment No invasive treatment 4 weeks before the treatment Full list will be provided during your consultation or upon request when planning your booking.

No, permanent make up is not suitable for everyone with certain medical conditions, medications , skin conditions or flare ups. Not suitable for pregnancy and breastfeeding. In some cases treatments can go ahead with a doctor's letter , in some cases might not be suitable at all. I recommend booking in for a consultation to find out if the treatment is suitable for you.

Yes, minimum age is 18

It varies individually, therefore consultation is a must to find out your options.

No caffeine ( coffee or tea, including green tea and matcha) minimum 3 hours before your appointment to avoid bleeding which would cause uneven and poor retention results and more difficult healing process.

All information regarding laser permanent make up removal treatments are provided during consultation including contraindications.