Please review all the information below carefully before booking. Failure to follow the instructions or fully understand the details may result in your appointment being canceled.

If you have any questions please contact Jessica at jwbrowstudio@gmail.com

Requirements

IF ANY OF THESE BELOW APPLY TO YOU, YOU ARE NOT A CANDIDATE FOR SEMI-PERMANENT BROWS:
- Under 18 years of age.
- Pregnant and/or breastfeeding.
- Diabetic- please consult with your doctor
- Allergic to pigmentation and makeup.
- Glaucoma and/or taking blood thinning medicines.
- Skin diseases such as eczema, psoriasis
- Active skin cancer in the treated area.
- Prone to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
- Undiagnosed rashes or blisters on the treated area.
- Transmittable blood diseases: (Examples: Hepatitis or HIV.)
- Mitral valve disorder or high blood pressure.
- Hemophiliac.
- Healing disorders.
- Current sunburn.
- Taking skin medication: Accutane or Roaccutane
- Undergoing radiotherapy or chemotherapy. 
- Epileptic who has experienced faint spell or seizure.
- Antibiotics and steroid medication. Must not be on while healing in the 2 weeks.
- Recent chemical peel 
- Had laser treatment in the area to be treated.
- Allergy to Lidocaine.
- Recent Botox in the area
- Taking any immune-suppressing medication.

Before Your Appointment

— NO alcohol or caffeine (coffee, tea) 24 hours prior to your appointment
— Must NOT be pregnant or breastfeeding
— NO blood thinners 3 days prior (Aspirin/Advil, Vitamin E, fish oil, retinol)
— NO Botox or fillers in the area 2 weeks prior to the procedure
— NO antibiotics or steroid medication 1 week prior (and cannot be taking any during healing process- 2 weeks)
— NO threading or waxing 3 days prior to appointment
— NO tanning 2 weeks prior to the procedure

PLEASE DO
— Exfoliate the skin area of the brow 1 WEEK PRIOR to the appointment (this helps the skin take in the color better).

— Take an anti-histamine prior to appointment if you are known to have skin sensitivity / swell easily.

— For your appointment, come in with how you would do your eyebrow makeup on (If you normally do them, otherwise you don't need to!)

The Healing Process

After your appointment, your brows will go through different healing stages and appear darker as they heal. The pigment will settle over time, and the color will soften to its final shade. While your brows may appear a bit darker and slightly discolored, there is no down time during the healing process!

• Days 1-10: Your brows will appear 30-50% darker than the final result. Some light peeling may occur as the skin begins to shed.

• Days 11-15: More noticeable peeling and flaking will happen during this phase. It's important not to pick at or scratch the brows, as this can affect the healing process and final result. Healing ointment is provided for you in an after care bag.

• Days 16-30: The color will continue to soften, and your brows should settle into their final shade. The fading effect will become more evident, with the ombre transition becoming smoother.

Proper aftercare is critical to ensure that the pigment heals correctly. Avoid direct moisture, sun exposure, excessive sweating, and any facial products that might irritate the treated area during the healing period. Additionally, you may need to come back for a touch-up appointment around 4-6 weeks after your initial session to address any areas where the pigment may have faded or shifted during healing.

After Your Appointment

— NO touching, rubbing, or picking at the area. This helps prevent infection.
— NO make up on the brows for the first 7-10 days
— NO saunas, swimming, jacuzzis, animal contact, direct sun exposure, gardening
— NO AHA’s, glycolic / lactic acids, retinol, etc. on the treated area
— NO antibiotics or steroid medication 1 week prior (and cannot be taking any during healing process- 2 weeks)

An aftercare bag will be given to you after your appointment-
— Use aftercare ointment once peeling occurs (if needed) to help with peeling

— Use shower visors provided to help shield your brows of moisture when showering

— You can take an ibuprofen or advil to help with any soreness/discomfort that may occur, but will settle over a few hours.