Deposit & Payment

A non-refundable deposit of $125.00 is required to secure a consultation and/or procedure appointment.  Upon consent of procedure, the full deposit will be applied to the remaining balance at conclusion of your initial procedure appointment. 

You may pay by cash, Visa, MasterCard, American Express or Discover..

Late or Missed Appointments

Please arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time to fill out paperwork. If you are more than 20 minutes late, appointment maybe rescheduled for another date and your deposit will be forfeited.Please allow no less than 72 hours notice when rescheduling to allow availability for clients.  Should you fail to cancel or reschedule your appointment within the 72 hour time frame, your appointment and deposit is forfeited. If you are late, a $25 deposit will be required to reschedule another consultation or appointment afterwards. The $150 will be applied toward any procedure of choice. Permanent Makeup deposits are non-refundable (unless it is determined that you are not a good candidate for the procedure).

Do not bring items of value to your appointments.  

Permanent Makeup Artist and  her Associates will not be held responsible for any personal items damaged or missing.

Guest Policy

Due to the artistic and detailed nature of this service, guests are not permitted in the procedure room during your treatment to avoid disrupting the artist. Young Children are not permitted in the studio during a consultation or permanent makeupprocedure.

Consultation

We require a consultation, an medical screening by questionnaire, and strongly suggest a

24- hour patch test (a 24 hours spot test using pigment behind the ear to identify individuals who may develop an immediate allergic reaction to procedure) before taking new clients. Allergic reactions are very rare. You may choose to waive your patch test but in doing so you will not hold Permanent Makeup Artist or her Associates liable for any reaction that you may have during or after said procedure.You also understand that allergic reactions to pigments may appear years later.The Consultation is free of charge; after appointment, should you decide not to have a procedure, the $125 fee is refunded or may be applied towards the balance of desired procedure should you wish to continue. Client acknowledges and specifically disclaims any responsibility to Permanent Makeup Artist or their Associates for any adverse reaction to the application of pigments or topical anesthetics. Initial aesthetic consultation may be done in person or in some cases over FaceTime.  

We currently work by Appointment Only... 

After Consultation

 A price quote and a copy of these appointment policies are given. Clients are never pressured to schedule a procedure. In fact, all procedures should be carefully considered before scheduling them.  This quote is good for 4 months. After 4 months, another consultation will be required & prices may change.

Photographs

Photographs are required (before and after) for private record of procedure progression by Permanent Makeup Artist.  If allowed, permission to use said photographs for online purposes and in office examples is appreciated.  

Prescribed Viral Medication needed for any Lip procedures or Eyeliner

If you have any history with viral infections such as cold sores, herpes simplex, fever blisters, mouth ulcers etc… You are encouraged to contact your Physician to obtain the proper prescription medication (Valtrex, Aclovier, Tamoclovier, Famier, Lysine, Zoverax) to help prevent outbreaks due to pigment implantation stimulation prior to procedure.  This is also true for those who have never experienced such outbreaks as any procedure can trigger dormant virus’s (although it is optional if you have never had any before).  We require you to take Valtrex (1000 mg per day), 7 days prior to & after procedure. This is for any type of Permanent Makeup – not just lips.

We may be able to refer a Doctor to prescribe these medications to you. 

Dental Work

If you are having any Lip procedures, get your dental work done prior to the procedure or wait until 10 days after.

Stimulants

Avoid asprin, coffee, energy drinks, green tea, smoking, vitamins, herbs, salty food, etc… anything that will stimulate blood flow 24 hours prior to your procedure. Stimulants increase blood pressure thus enhance bleeding which pushes pigment out of the skin.

Pregnancy

If you are breast feeding, pregnant or are planning to become pregnant,

 you are not eligible for Permanent Makeup during this time 

 to avoid risk of infection..  

Electrolysis

Should not be done within 5 days of the procedure. Do not pluck, tweeze or wax brow areas at least 24 hours prior. Do not resume any method of hair removal for a week after the procedure.

Latisse or Similar Products…

May not be used for 6 months prior to a procedure and 3 months after.  These products may cause pigment to migrate and become blotchy.

Contact Lenses

Do not wear contact lenses to your procedure. Make sure to bring eyeglasses if needed. Also should you drive, sunglasses are a good idea to bring in case of swelling or bruising.  After any Eyeliner procedure,  your eyes will feel like you have had a good cry for a couple of hours.

Artist / Client Interactive Process

The Permanent Makeup Artist will work directly with the client during the process at all times.  That means you will have input on the color, shape and outcome as the appointment proceeds.  While we will attempt to deliver your desired results, it is understood that Permanent Makeup procedures are of an artistic nature and no final result is guaranteed.

Compliance

 All procedures shall be performed in strict compliance with all hygiene and health protection measures. All needles used to perform procedures are sterile and disposable. It is our guarantee the Permanent Makeup Artist is professionally trained and licensed. 

Note: Client must adhere to all After-Care instructions for optimal results.