Your safety is my top priority. Ombré shading may not be right for you if you:
   •    Are pregnant or nursing
   •    Have a history of keloids or hypertrophic scarring (unless cleared by your doctor)
   •    Are diabetic without a doctor’s note
   •    Have cancer or currently in chemotherapy or have recently finished (must have doctor’s clearance)
   •    Have major heart conditions, pacemaker, or have had an organ transplant
   •    Have uncontrolled high blood pressure or poor general health
   •    Have epilepsy
   •    Have skin concerns near the brows (eczema, psoriasis, rashes, acne, sunburn, seborrheic dermatitis, etc.)
   •    Are currently sick (cold, flu, etc.)
   •    Have taken Accutane within the last 6–12 months
   •    Have had Botox within the last 2 weeks
   •    Have a compromised immune system or are taking medication that may affect healing

• Under the age of 18

• Transmittable blood diseases (ex. HIV, AIDS, Hepatitis, ect.)

If you're unsure whether you qualify, feel free to reach out. I'm happy to help.​

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Getting Ready for Your Appointment

48 HOURS PRIOR TO APPOINTMENT:

• Avoid blood thinners like alcohol, caffeine (coffee, tea, energy drinks, soda), and pain relievers (Asprin, Ibuprofen). These can cause excess bleeding, which leads to poor pigment retention and more discomfort.

 

DAY OF APPOINTMENT:

• Avoid workouts and limit your water intake. This helps prevent thinning blood.

 

2 WEEKS BEFORE & AFTER APPOINTMENT:

• Botox in the forehead/eye area.

• No strong facials (chemicals peels, laser, microdermabrasion).

• Stop using retinol, Vitamin A, or strong anti-aging serums on the forehead.

 

1 WEEK BEFORE & AFTER APPOINTMENT:

• Avoid excessive sun exposure, tanning, and sun beds.

•  Do not use facial oils on your forehead.

 

FOR OILY SKIN:

• Gently exfoliate your face a day or two before your appointment to promote better results.

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BEFORE YOU COME:

• Think about your desired brow look (size, thickness, style). Please bring reference photos