To ensure the best results, please follow these guidelines before your appointment. Proper pre-care directly affects how your skin retains pigment and heals.

1 Week Before

• Avoid facial treatments (chemical peels, microdermabrasion, microneedling, etc.)

• Stop using retinol, AHA/BHA acids, or exfoliants near the brow area

• Avoid excessive sun exposure or tanning

48–72 Hours Before

• Do not consume alcohol, caffeine, or energy drinks

• Avoid aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil, or vitamin E (these thin the blood)

• Refrain from waxing, threading, or tinting the brows

24 Hours Before

• Avoid heavy sweating or intense workouts

• Drink plenty of water to keep skin hydrated

• Get a good night’s sleep — well-rested skin heals best

Day of Appointment

• Arrive with a clean, makeup-free face (especially around the brows)

• Avoid moisturizer or SPF in the brow area

• Eat a light meal beforehand to avoid lightheadedness

• Wear something comfy — your appointment may take 2–3 hours

Important Notes

• If you're pregnant, breastfeeding, or on certain medications (like Accutane), PMU may not be right for you at this time. Please consult in advance.

• If you've had previous brow work done, a consultation is required prior to booking.

Proper healing is just as important as the procedure itself. Follow these aftercare instructions closely to protect your new brows and ensure optimal results.

First 7–10 Days

• Keep the brows dry. No water, sweat, steam, or excessive moisture.

• Do not pick, rub, or scratch. Let scabs flake off naturally to avoid pigment loss.

• Avoid skincare products on the brow area (especially exfoliants, acids, or oils).

• No makeup on or around the brows while healing.

• Apply aftercare ointment as directed — typically 1–2x daily using clean hands or a cotton swab. Use a rice grain amount.

What to Expect

• Day 1–2: Brows may look bold or darker than expected (normal!)

• Day 3–5: Light flaking or scabbing begins — do not touch

• Day 6–10: Brows appear lighter or patchy — pigment will gradually resurface

• Week 4–6: Full healing and final color reveal

For 2 Weeks

• No saunas, swimming, facials, or heavy sweating

• Avoid direct sunlight or tanning beds

• Don’t apply brow serums, retinols, or actives until fully healed

Day of Appointment

• Arrive with a clean, makeup-free face (especially around the brows)

• Avoid moisturizer or SPF in the brow area

• Eat a light meal beforehand to avoid lightheadedness

• Wear something comfy — your appointment may take 2–3 hours

Long-Term Maintenance

• A touch-up at 6–8 weeks is essential to perfect your shape and color

• Avoid chemical peels and harsh skincare on the brow area long-term

• Use SPF daily to preserve pigment and prevent fading

• Schedule annual refreshers to maintain your look

To ensure optimal results and a smooth healing process, please follow these steps before your appointment.

5–7 Days Before

• Start applying lip balm daily to hydrate and prep your lips

• Gently exfoliate your lips with a sugar scrub or damp washcloth (no harsh scrubs)

• If prone to cold sores, begin an antiviral like Valtrex or acyclovir 3 days prior (consult with your doctor)

48–72 Hours Before

• Avoid alcohol, caffeine, and blood-thinning medications (aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil, vitamin E)

• Do not get filler or Botox near the lips for at least 2 weeks prior

• Avoid sunburn, laser, or chemical peels on the face or lips

Day of Appointment

• Arrive with clean, makeup-free lips

• Drink plenty of water and eat a light meal beforehand

• Avoid lipsticks, balms, or glosses

• Wear comfy clothes — your session may take 2–3 hours

Healing beautifully starts the moment your appointment ends. Here's how to care for your lips:

First 24–72 Hours

• Lips will be bold and bright at first — this is normal

• Minor swelling, tightness, and tenderness are expected

• Dab gently with a clean tissue if needed (no wiping)

Days 3–7

• Peeling begins — do not pick or peel the flakes

• Lips may feel dry, tight, or chapped

• Apply aftercare ointment (like Aquaphor or the one provided) 2–3x daily with clean hands or a cotton swab

• Avoid spicy foods, citrus, and excessive lip movement during healing

For 10–14 Days

• No lipstick, lip gloss, or heavy balm

• Avoid direct sun exposure

• No kissing, smoking, saunas, swimming, or sweating

• Use a straw for drinks and avoid hot or acidic beverages

Long-Term Care

• Color may appear very light or fade up to 60% before reappearing — this is normal

• Final healed results show around 4–6 weeks

• Touch-up session is recommended at 6–8 weeks for best results

• Use SPF lip balm daily to preserve pigment and prevent fading

• Avoid exfoliating treatments or laser near the lips without consulting first

To ensure optimal results and comfort during your procedure, please follow these guidelines:

5–7 Days Before

• Avoid lash serums (like Latisse), lash lifts, or lash tinting

• Remove lash extensions at least 5 days prior

• Discontinue use of retinols or exfoliants around the eyes

48–72 Hours Before

• Avoid alcohol, caffeine, and blood-thinning meds (aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil, vitamin E)

• Do not get Botox, filler, or facials near the eye area

• Avoid sun exposure, tanning, or chemical peels

Day of Appointment

• Arrive with clean eyes — no makeup, mascara, or skincare on or around the eyes

• Wear glasses if you normally wear contacts (no contacts during the procedure)

• No caffeine — it increases sensitivity

• Get a good night's rest

Proper aftercare is key to beautiful, long-lasting results. Here’s how to protect your new liner:

First 24–72 Hours

• Expect some minor swelling, redness, or tightness (especially day 1)

• Do not touch, rub, or apply makeup to the area

• If needed, apply a cool, damp cotton round over closed eyes to reduce swelling (no ice)

• Sleep slightly elevated to help reduce puffiness

Days 3–7

• Eyes may feel dry or itchy as the skin begins to flake

• Do not scratch or pick — allow natural peeling to occur

• Avoid water, sweat, steam, or skincare near the eye area

• Apply aftercare ointment as directed — typically 1x daily with a clean cotton swab

• Wear glasses instead of contacts for at least 5 days

For 10–14 Days

• No mascara, lash glue, or lash extensions

• Avoid swimming, saunas, facials, and direct sun

• Do not apply eye creams, serums, or exfoliants near the area

Long-Term Tips

• Touch-up at 6–8 weeks is recommended to perfect the shape and pigment

• Always remove eye makeup gently

• Avoid oil-based products directly on the lash line

• Use SPF around the eyes when outdoors to prevent fading

• Annual refresh recommended to maintain boldness and definition