Important Microblading Procedure Information

Before Microblading Procedure

• Do not take blood thinners such as Aspirin, Niacin, Fish Oil or Advil based products like Ibuprofen 2-3 days before your procedure.
• If your skin produces too much oil and your pores are large, you may not be a good candidate for Microblading. Please contact us further information if this applies to you.
• Don’t use tanning beds and avoid unnecessary exposure to the sun in the two weeks leading up to your scheduled procedure date.
• Users of Accutane must stop using it for a year before you can be eligible for this procedure.
• Avoid straining your body on the day of your procedure. No exercise!
• Do not drink any Caffeine based drinks such as coffee, tea or soda and do not consume Alcohol on the day of your procedure.
• Botox must be avoided in the 3 weeks before your scheduled procedure date.
• No chemical peels of any kind in the month before your procedure.
• Any products containing Retin-A must be avoided in the week before your procedure.
• Please avoid plucking, waxing or tweezing your eyebrows before your procedure.
• If you are pregnant or nursing, you are not eligible for Microblading.
• Keep in mind that you will be more sensitive while on your menstrual cycle.

After Microblading Procedure

Please note that after your procedure it is perfectly normal to experience any of the following: swelling, redness, itching, dryness, flaking. Do not worry! These symptoms will dissipate.

Also, the color of your eyebrows will look darker after your procedure. 40% to 60% of this darkened color will fade. The Microblading healing process and color uptake is different for every patient. Please understand that Microblading is two-step procedure and it is necessary for us to schedule your second and final procedure 4-6 weeks after your initial appointment. The final procedure is to touch-up and complete your new look.

The reason we start with a darker color is because the color will fade as it heals. Immediately after your procedure the hair strokes will appear darker, as it heals the darker color will soften. All clients heal differently. There is no way to control how each client’s body will retain pigment. It is very common in many clients to experience pigment fading in patches after the initial procedure. This is why a second appointment is necessary for Microblading to touch-up and complete your new look!

• For the first ten days after your procedure, do not sweat, go to a sauna or swimming pool. Do not use any creams on your eyebrows or soak them in water. Avoid exposure to the sun. Do not scratch, pick or touch the treated area. This is very important!
• Avoid direct sunlight exposure for the first month after your procedure.
• Do not have any facials, use chemical peels or microdermabrasion for two months after your procedure.
• Also avoid use of products containing Retin-A, acids, as well as anti-aging products that are applied on your forehead or eyebrows area. Acid products will fade permanent makeup!
• Please be aware that smoking will cause the pigment to fade prematurely.

Please Note:

Microblading is not a permanent enhancement to your natural eyebrows. Microblading can last up from 1 to 1.5 years. You will need a color boost after this time.

Permanent makeup is an art, not a science. Your final result and healing process will be different compared to every other client. You may still need to use products such as a pencil even after Microblading.

It is very important that you follow all the rules written here both before and after your procedure, one mistake may ruin your results.