If you are pregnant, you cannot have permanent makeup done, and you will be rescheduled.

Consider waiting to take any blood thinners the morning of your appointment, you may resume after your appointment. Blood thinners include Aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil, omegas, vitamin E, and more. Non-anticoagulant pain relievers, such as Tylenol, can be taken.

You must be off any antibiotics for at least 2 weeks before your appointment. Do not discontinue any medications prescribed by a physician or any necessary for your health (but some medications may be a contraindication with receiving permanent makeup).

Do not exercise the day of your appointment. This can increase your blood flow and affect your results and retention.

Do not consume alcohol for 24 hours before your appointment.

Do not consume any caffeine for 8 hours before your appointment. This includes de-caffeinated teas and coffee, caffeinated soda, most pre-workouts, and some supplements. Alcohol and caffeine will increase your blood flow and affect your results and retention.

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Botox and any filler/injections anywhere near your lips need to be avoided for at least two weeks before and after your permanent makeup brow appointment to avoid altering the shape.

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Skin treatments such as Retina-A, Retinol, or Glycolic Acid thin the skin and must be discontinued 30 days prior to your appointment. Accutane users must be off Accutane for at least one year.

Permanent makeup cannot be performed within six months of any chemo or radiation treatments.

Permanent makeup cannot be performed over sunburns or freshly tanned skin, including from tanning beds or natural light. You will be rescheduled if you arrive for your appointment with a sunburn or freshly tanned face.