Refer to these notes so we both can be best prepared!
Caffeine expands your blood vessels leading to increased blood flow! This can cause low-visibility through the procedure because of the excessive bleeding at risk. Hydration is key! (Pin-point bleeding however is normal and expected through a permanent makeup procedure.)
With the same risk as caffeine, certain medications can thin your blood and cause excessive bleeding as well as cause your body to react the procedure. Please contact me if temporarily stopping any medications is an issue for you!
We want your skin to be nice and relaxed, waxing and chemical treatments (including retinols and Retinol-A's) cause irritation and reactions in the skin. We also want to see your natural and wild brows in all their glory so we can give you the perfect shape! (Do not receive treatments for at least two weeks prior.)
Topical numbing agents like epinephrine and lidocaine are used through the appointment and will get into the blood stream. If you’re breastfeeding it’s recommended to pump and dump for atleast 36-48 hours after the appointment.
Again with the blood thinners! Alcohol will cause lots of blood flow in the head, and can also cause your body to react to the procedure and improper healing if consumed immediately-2 days after procedure.
The chances of me getting pigment and mapping lines on parts of your face are big, so coming with a clean face ensures comfortably for you and for me!
Below you can find some things to know before you book, how to prep for your appointment and Brow FAQ’s
Please reach me at aubrey@divineeyesandbrows.com if you have a question that weren’t answered!
Permanent Makeup is also known as Cosmetic Tattooing and is the process of inserting pigment into the first layer of the skin to create a hyper-realistic, long-lasting and natural look to the brows or lips.
If you’ve had previous PMU done by another artist, you must contact Aubrey with pictures provided of your current brows/lips. The pigment must faded up to 70% in order to work over it, and must be booked as a new client. Touch ups are ONLY for exisiting clients!
It’s important to note that everybody‘s skin heals differently and perfect healing is not guaranteed. While improper healing is rare, it is still a possibility varying from person to person and things like your skin type, excessive bleeding during the process and proper aftercare are all things that will greatly impact your healing results. Please read this list below so you can make an informed decision on whether or not PMU is for you!
Things that indicate you are NOT a viable candidate for PMU are:
• Pregant or breastfeeding (If breastfeeding, consult your artist for further details)
• Have frequent rash breakouts or severe skin conditions in the brow area
• On blood thinning medications daily
• Undergoing chemo-therapy or radiation
• On or recently just got off Accutane within the last year
• Have done retinols within the last 2 weeks
• Have recently gotten intense chemical facial treatments, botox or fillers within the last 6 months
• Under the age of 18
Short answer is no. As much as you want your brows or lips to look how they do fresh, they realistically will lighten and fade over time. The more we try to pack pigment into the skin, the more it will reject it or we risk over saturating and cause scarring. We want your brows and lips to be around 70% faded before you return for your annual touch up!
Nano brows creates realistic hair-like strokes on the eyebrows, while powder brows create a soft shaded effect. Both techniques create a natural-looking eyebrow.
Lip blushing’s purpose is to restore the natural color in your lips with a tattoo method if you experience pale or washed-out lips, or we can tattoo your favorite lipstick shade! (With our guidance of course based on your undertones and anatomy)
A $100 booking fee is required to book all PMU appointments. Nano brows -$500, Powder brows- $450, Combo brows- $500, Lip blushing - $500, Ombrè lips- $500 and the 6 week touch up for all services is $200
Combo brows are a combination of nano hairstrokes and powder brows, adding a few strokes in the front of the brow and blending into a soft shaded look.
Permanent makeup can last anywhere from 1-5 years depending on how well your skin retains the pigment, how often you keep up with the touch-ups annually, daily sun protection, and aftercare after each appointment.
at 6 weeks you’ll come back for a color boost. The intention with the 6-week touch up is simply for longevity, not to change anything from the first appointmen unless you want to go darker in color. After that, you‘ll come back every 1-3 years depending on how you retain the pigment!