Permanent Makeup

• If you have previous permanent makeup done elsewhere, do not book an appointment without approval. To get approval, please email a clear, unfiltered, front-facing photo to pariabedini@icloud.com. Appointment times are lengthy, and your artist’s time is valuable. If your previous permanent makeup is too dark or saturated to work over, you will still be charged in full for the appointment time. Prior approval is necessary to avoid this.
• Drink plenty of water in the weeks leading up to your appointment. Hydration not only prepares your skin for the session but also benefits the healing process.
• Avoid Retin-A and AHA skincare products for at least 2 weeks before the appointment.
• If you use Accutane, you must be off the medication for 1 year prior to the procedure.
• Do not tan or have a sunburned face. If this occurs, we cannot proceed with your brows or lips, resulting in a cancellation fee.
• Avoid Aspirin, Niacin, Vitamin E, or Ibuprofen for 24 hours before your procedure.
• No alcohol for 24 hours before your appointment.
• If you are a regular coffee drinker, you may have one cup of coffee on the morning of your appointment but avoid excessive caffeine.
• No waxing or tinting for at least 3 days prior to the procedure.
• Do not apply your own numbing creams prior to the appointment.
• If you are currently taking antibiotics, do not book your appointment until 2 weeks after your last dose.
• Allow 14 days for your new permanent makeup to heal properly. Avoid scheduling your appointment before vacations, events, photoshoots, or any period when you cannot adequately care for your cosmetic tattoo.
• Avoid niacin, fish oil, aspirin, Vitamin E, or ibuprofen for 48-72 hours prior to the procedure unless medically necessary. You may take Tylenol.

• Wash your hands before touching or applying any product to the area.
• Maintain facial hygiene, cleanse brows/lips, and apply your healing balm according to the aftercare instructions provided at your appointment.
• Do not stand directly under the shower head or get the area completely wet.
• Itching is normal—DO NOT PICK, PEEL, OR RUB the tattoo.
• Allow the area to flake on its own to preserve the tattoo.
• Avoid sun exposure as much as possible afterward.
• Never lay in a tanning bed, as it will not only damage your skin but also destroy the quality of your permanent makeup.
• Additional aftercare instructions will be discussed at your appointment.

Permanent makeup may not be suitable for all clients. If you have any health conditions that may cause an unfavorable result, please check with your doctor before scheduling. This list is not comprehensive. Permanent makeup is not recommended for clients who are:

• Pregnant or breastfeeding
• Have uncontrolled diabetes
• Have had an organ transplant
• Have a history of keloid scarring
• Are currently taking blood thinners
• Are currently taking antibiotics (appointments should be made 2 weeks after the last dose)
• Have sun-damaged skin (unable to accept pigment properly)
• Are undergoing cancer treatment or within one year following chemotherapy and/or radiation
• Are using Accutane (must be off the medication for a full year)
• Have epilepsy
• Had Botox within 4 weeks of the appointment
• Are sick with cold or flu-like symptoms
• Have tested positive for or been exposed to Covid-19 within the last 3 weeks