BEFORE THE TREATMENT: A few days before, use mild face gels. Do not use fatty creams, only moisturizing ones. A week before the service, stop waxing, epilation, depilation and laser. If you have herpes, check your prescription medication (e.g. Heviran) 3 days before and 3 days after taking it. Do not use the solution and blood thinning agents (aspirin, ibuprofen, benadryl, alcohol, caffeine). ADVIL at least 2 weeks in advance. You can eat calcium and Vit. C, but not Vit. E!

AFTER THE TREATMENT: The skin may be red and swollen after the treatment. Then you may experience a feeling of tightness, burning and excessive dryness and itching. The pigmented area should be lubricated with soothing preparations, e.g. Bephanten, and the face should be washed with plain water or oscenisept with disinfecting properties (not alcohol). After eyelid pigmentation, temporary dryness of the eyeball may occur, and eyelid swelling may persist for up to 3 days after the procedure. Then a “scab” (a mixture of pigment and serous fluid) will appear. After about 4 to 7 days, the “scab” will begin to peel off. Initially the color is very pale and then returns after about 1-2 days. Loss of some color is normal (eyebrows approximately 40% and lips up to 50%). The complete healing process is completed after approximately 6-8 weeks. The skin should not be scratched or picked after the treatment. Rinse with clean water and a little soap or a mild gel. Protect pigmented areas from the sun. You are not allowed to use the sauna or swimming pool. Immediately after the procedure, intense exercise is not recommended. The skin needs air for the proper healing process, so oily or Vaseline-based creams are not recommended. After eyelid surgery, you need a new mascara! (clean from microorganisms). Do not use creams with RETINOL because it may remove the pigment. Do not use anti-wrinkle treatments or creams until complete healing.

CONTRAINDICATIONS TO PERMANENT MAKE-UP: Micropigmentation is a safe form of beauty enhancement, however, as in the case of most other paramedical treatments, there are also contraindications to the procedure, they can be divided into temporary, relative and absolute.

TEMPORAL CONTRAINDICATIONS: Permanent makeup treatment cannot be performed if the client has any of the following contraindications: bacterial, viral or fungal infections, skin damage at the site of pigmentation, pregnancy and lactation, radiotherapy or chemotherapy, menstruation, shingles, fresh scars, sunburn , inflammation, skin ecchymoses, decreased body immunity, infections, low-grade fever.

RELATIVE CONTRAINDICATIONS: These are contraindications that require consultation and consent of a doctor to perform the procedure. People subject to these contraindications include people taking drugs: sedatives, sleeping pills, anticoagulants, steroids (more difficult healing), anti-inflammatory drugs, antidepressants, fungicides and antibiotics, diabetes (if it is compensated – the procedure can be performed), People with heart disease, diabetes, epilepsy, hemophilia, mental disorders and skin diseases.

ABSOLUTE CONTRAINDICATIONS: These are those in which the use of permanent makeup is completely prohibited, and include allergic reactions to dyes, cancer, skin diseases on the pigmented surface (including psoriasis, hives) and skin eruptions. Diseases of the retina and cornea. Epilepsy.