Safety precautions

We provide safety precautions to you. Please be sure to read it.

To all customers

Those who be within conditions as below cannot be treated.

If you are currently pregnant or breastfeeding, please check with your doctor before taking this service.
Sunburned skin (redness, dryness, skin conditions) cannot be treated.
These who are receiving chemotherapy or radiotherapy.
Skin diseases such as skin cancer, psoriasis, and eczema
An open wound
Those who taking steroids
Those with blood-borne diseases such as AIDS HIV and hepatitis.
Those who are allergic to anesthetics, tattoo inks, needles, pigments, cosmetics, etc.
Those who with bleeding disorders such as hemophilia or healing disorders.
Those who are taking an anticoagulant (If you stop taking this medicine, please be sure to consult your doctor.)
Those who with Keloid and hypertrophic scar.
Those who are allergic to the components of epinephrine and lidocaine (included in the topical anesthesia)

Those who fall under the topics below, Please be sure to consult a doctor before receiving the service.

Those who have diabetes or are receiving medical treatment.
Those who have symptoms such as high blood pressure, heart disease, glaucoma, mitral insufficiency, etc.
Those who have an anticoagulant prescription to make blood thinner.
Those who get seborrheic dermatitis.

*Skin that has undergone laser or chemical peels within 3 months may become thinner or more sensitive.

If you are undergoing radiation therapy or chemotherapy.

For Shingles, several months after healing is required and must be consulted by a doctor before receiving the service.

About cancellations, changes, or delays.

Please cancel or change your reservation by the day before. Repeated changes or cancellations may result in your booking being canceled. If you are more than 15 minutes late, we may not be able to give you a service. In case of cancellation without Advance notification, you will be charged a 100% of the cancellation fee.

Safety precautions
- Eyebrows -

Pre-procedure information

Please read through the following list of precautions before the procedure.

Preparation

Finish 4 weeks before Botox, chemical peels, and laser facial treatment.

If you are taking aspirin regularly, stop taking it 7 days before. (If you cannot stop taking it for medical reasons, unfortunately, we will not be able to do the procedure.)
Do not take any medication that can cause blood thinning such as aspirin, Vitamin E and fish oil, or ibuprofen 48 hours before.
Do not drink any alcohol 24 hours before.
Do not drink any caffeine or exercise on the day of the procedure.
Please wear daily makeup including eyebrows.
Please keep your eyebrows moisturized well.

Aftercare

Use makeup remover wipes for removing makeup and please tie your hair if hair touches your eyebrows until scabs fall off about 7-14 days.

Do not let hot water, lotion, soap, or makeup touch your eyebrow area until scabs fall off, about 7-14 days
Use sunscreen around your eyebrows often after all your scabs fallen off, about 7-14 days
your eyebrows are going to be darker or lighter and you may have scabs on your eyebrows. Your eyebrows are going to be lighter 30-40%, you can have a touch-up after 6 weeks of your first procedure.

Safety precautions
- Eyeliner -

Please read through the following list of precautions before the procedure.

We do not procedure the tale of eyeliner. The line would be the area of an eyelash.

Preparation

Please come without eye makeup on the day.
If you have eyelash extensions, please turn them off completely.
We recommend removing your contact lenses during the procedure.
If you are using eyelash serum, please stop using it 3 days before.
If you are taking aspirin regularly, stop taking it 7 days before. (If you cannot stop taking it for medical reasons, unfortunately, we will not be able to do the procedure.)
Do not take any medication that can cause blood thinning such as aspirin, Vitamin E and fish oil, or ibuprofen 48 hours before.
Do not drink any alcohol 24 hours before.
Do not drink any caffeine or exercise on the day of the procedure.

Aftercare

Do not let any lotion, soap, or makeup touch your eyeliner area for 7 days.
No hot sauce, swimming pool, hot bath, facials, laser, or skin treatments for 7 days.
Do not expose the area to dirty or unsanitary conditions. Try to avoid being in dusty places.
You can have eyelash lifting or extensions after 2 weeks.

Safety precautions
- Lip Blushing -

Pre-procedure information

Please read through the following list of precaution s before the procedure.

Preparation

Clients should plan to avoid prolonged sun exposure for 30 days after their scheduled appointment. To perform cosmetic tattoo procedures on the lips, the skin of your lips must be hydrated and moisturized on the day of your appointment. We ask all clients to begin a daily lip regimen 5 days before they are scheduled to come in to prepare the lips.

5 Day Regiment

Vitamin A&D or Vaseline should be applied throughout the day.
After showing when lips are soft and supple, gently scrub your lips, especially the middle, and apply a layer of Vitamin A&D. You can make a homemade scrub by mixing brown sugar, honey, and olive oil in the same proportions (which is very important for the color retention)

Pain Preparation

Though the sensation of mic-pigmentation is minimal, all clients will respond to pain differently. To alleviate possible discomfort, a strong topical anesthetic will be applied before and during the procedure. Please do not take any blood thinners such as Ibuprofen and Aspirin 24 hours before. Tylenol can be taken 30 minutes before your treatment without any contraindications.

Cold Sores

For clients with ANY history of cold sores/fever blisters/herpes, please contact your physician and request a prescription for Zovirax or Valtrex. Taking preventative medication is recommended on the day of and the day after your appointment as a potential outbreak can occur as the skin’s natural reaction to the procedure. If you experience frequent outbreaks. All other questions or concerns regarding medications and outbreaks should be discussed with your healthcare physician.

Additional information

The skin should not be dry, chapped, or irritated on the day of the appointment.
You may swell: please make sure you don’t have anything important for the next 1-2 days after your visit.
If you use RetinoA or any other medications, please advise the technician.
Do not exercise on the day of the procedure.
Do not tan or come with a sunburned face.
Do not consume caffeinated products 24 hours before the procedure.
Do not consume alcohol 3days before your procedure and 3 days after.
Do not take Aspirin, Niacin, Vitamin E, OR Ibuprofen 72 hours before the procedure.
Avoid chemical peels, botox, and Laser treatment 2 months before your appointment.
Lip Blush should not be performed until 6 weeks before/ after having any fillers/injections.

If your lips are dry, cracked, peeling, or have scabs on the day of your appointment, we might cancel your appointment.

Aftercare Instructions

Swelling is normal after the procedure. After you leave, we recommend that ice packs be applied for 10 to 15 minutes each hour for the first 4-8 hours following the procedure.

For the first two days

The treated area can only be cleaned using the provided antiseptic wipes. The treated areas should be cleaned 3 times a day, morning, afternoon, and evening. No water or other cleansers can be used for any reason. A very thin layer of Vitamin A&D ointment should be applied consistently throughout the day to the treatment area using a fresh Q-tip (do not use mineral oil or petroleum-based products such as Vaseline.) Applying too much ointment can lead to fading, so a thin layer goes a long way. This will keep the area moist and accelerate healing. Do not let the area dry out and crack, keep it moist at all times. Do not press or rub when applying ointment.

Apply an extra heavy coat of ointment to the treated area only before bathing, washing adjacent areas, and immediately upon rising in the morning. When brushing your teeth for the first five days, use a minimal amount of toothpaste. Toothpaste and mouthwash are considered “soap” and will remove the lip color.

Clients should avoid all prolonged outdoor sun exposure for the first 30 days. Any prolonged sun exposure will lead to a premature loss of color to can cause a change in the color of the fresh pigment.

For the first 7 days

Do not touch, bite, lick, pick, peel, tamper, scratch, rub, injure, or remove the peeling in any way; if you do, you will experience a loss of color.
Do not let any water, lotion, soap, or makeup touch your lips.
Use a straw when you drink liquids.
Avoid biting into the foods that might cause friction to the lips: no spicy or super-hot food and drink.
No foreign body fluids.
No physical activity that causes extreme sweating.
Do not use any lipstick or cosmetics on or near the treated area.

For the first 14 days

No hot sauce, swimming pool, hot bath/shower, sun tanning salons, Vaseline, Neosporin, or any petroleum-based products, no massage, facials, waxing, threading, laser, or skin treatments.
Do not expose the area to dirty or unsanitary conditions. Try to avoid being in dusty places.

For the first 30 days

Do not use products containing alcohol, tonics based on lactose and fruit acids, retinol acids, or glycolic acids in the treatment area.