What to Expect with Permanent Makeup Procedure

  • You should expect to feel sore for at least two to three hours after the procedure.

  • If you had your lips or eyes done, you could expect some puffiness.

  • Remember the color is going to be very dark for the first few days until it starts healing. “Don’t worry it will fade 40%”.

  • Expect to have some flaking.

  • Expect your skin to be white around the area where the numbing cream was applied. It will disappear when the numbing wears off.

  • If you experience itching, this just means it is in the process of healing and might be dry. Please do not scratch it! Applying A&D ointment will help relieve the itch.


What NOT to Expect

  • You should not expect having only one application applied. Permanent makeup is a process. The foundation is applied and then we build up to the color desired!

  • A common misconception after having a lip procedure performed is that you will always have a wet, glossy look. This procedure is only for adding color to the lips.


Treatment and Precautions

  • You must keep the area moist at all times until completely healed. Use the A&D ointment provided. This will help keep peeling down to a minimum and maintain your color.

  • Use a clean, non dusty Q-tip to apply the A&D.

  • Do not use any harsh face cleansers or over the counter healing creams, ointments, sprays or gels. This may cause irritation and burning and could possibly lead to infection.

  • Remember that this is an open wound and should be treated as one.

Example:

  • Do not go swimming until completely healed. The bacteria in the water may cause infection.

  • Stay out of the sun and tanning booths, this will not only irritate the wound but fade your color tremendously.

  • If you had a lip procedure done, stay away from spicy foods and things with salt, like Margaritas! {“Burn”}.

  • Do not use Mascara or any other product on freshly done eyes due to the bacteria living in your brush. This also applies to lips. {no lipstick or liner until healed }.

  • Keep your hands away from the area. Don’t scratch, rub, pick, or touch. Your hands and fingernails carry many germs.

  • If you see the area starting to peel, do not help it along. Doing so will pull color out.

  • Stay away from heavy animal environments, hair and pet dander may cause infection.