— Sherri Meissner, Creator

BROW Pre Appointment

Preperation

Eyebrow tattooing requires proper preparation for the best outcomes.

It begins with having a good canvas!

Make sure your eyebrow area is healthy, strong, not sensitive, and free from irritation.

Here are some steps to get your skin ready before the procedure:

Congratulations on your new brows! Now comes the important part — proper aftercare to ensure
they heal beautifully and retain their colour.

FINAL RESULTS ARE DIRECTLY AFFECTED BY HOW CLOSELY YOU FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS

Aftercare

how to care for your brows (days 1-10)

Day of the Procedure

• Gently Blot the Area - Use a clean, dry tissue or sterile cotton pad to gently blot your brows every 15 minutes for the first 1 hour.
This helps absorb excess lymph fluid to prevent scabbing. Apply a small amount of Aftercare after the hour.

• Avoid Washing - Do not wash your brows on the day of the procedure. Allow the area to start healing naturally.

• Keep them dry for 5-7 days. Apply the recommended aftercare morning and night (more often if needed).

• Avoid getting them wet: Shower with your head tilted back, wash your face around the brows with a damp cloth.

• Skip exercise and sweating for 14 days. This minimises infection risk and pigment retention.

• Don't rub, scratch, or pick. Sleep on your back if possible to avoid friction.

• Limit sun exposure. Wear a hat if you must be outdoors.

• Avoid all other products for 14 days. This includes makeup, oils, soaps, and other skincare.

WHAT TO EXPECT IN THE NEXT 30 DAYS

Days 2-4 — Brace yourself for darker brows. Scabs will form, making them appear much bolder than expected. Don't panic! This is
temporary.

Days 5-7 — The scabs will harden and flake off in small pieces. The fronts and tails usually go first. Resist the urge to pick! Let them fall
naturally.

Days 8-10 — After the scabbing, your brows will look significantly lighter. This is normal! Their true color is still developing.

Days 14-28 — Over the next few weeks, your brows will gradually darken and may appear patchy at times. Don't worry! This is part of the
healing process. It takes around two months for full healing.

microbladed brows

WHAT IS microblading?

Microblading is a semi-permanent makeup technique that uses a handheld tool to create realistic, hair-like strokes for your brows. It's
ideal for those with fuller brows, seeking definition, or wanting to reshape their existing brows.

Here's what to expect:

• Two appointments: The first involves consultation, brow shaping, and the initial procedure. The second, scheduled 6-10 weeks
  later, ensures optimal results and colour correction.
• Natural-looking results: Microblading mimics individual hairs for a seamless blend with your existing brows.
• Healing time: Full healing takes 30 days.

HOW LONG DOES IT LAST?

Microbladed eyebrows last 6-18 months, before it usually needs a touch up. This can vary depending on the skin type and how you
take care of the treated area.

WHO IS ENELIGABLE FOR MICROBLADING?

Microblading is not recommended for those with oily skin or large pores. If that’s you, you may want a shading or combination shading
and microblading technique.

Factors that will cause your brow tattoo to fade faster:

• Tanning bed / sun exposure
• Exfoliating
• Oily skin
• Medical conditions
• Not following correct aftercare

We suggest a yearly "Colour Boost" to maintain your procedure colour integrity

POWDER brows

HOW LONG DOES OMBRE BROW TATTOOING LAST?

• Ombré Brow can last for 1-3 years
• A touch up is required 6-8 weeks after the initial appointment
• Clients that choose a soft look, light colour shade or did not follow the after care instructions may require more touch up appointments

Factors that will cause your brow tattoo to fade faster:

• Tanning bed / sun exposure
• Exfoliating
• Oily skin
• Medical conditions
• Not following correct aftercare

We suggest a yearly "Colour Boost" to maintain your procedure colour integrity

Combo brows

WHAT are combo brows?

Combo brows combine microblading and powder brows (Ombré brows) for the ultimate brow experience. Combo brows are ideal for
individuals who desire a natural and defined look, with both hair strokes for a natural, hair-like appearance and powder brows for subtle
shading and fullness.

Here's what to expect:

• Two appointments: The first involves consultation, brow shaping, and the initial procedure. The second, scheduled 6-10 weeks later,
  ensures optimal results and colour correction.
• Microblading: Hair-like strokes are carefully placed around the brow's borders for a natural definition.
• Powder brows: A machine is used to apply a soft shading effect to the brow body & tail, creating fullness and depth.

HOW LONG DOES IT LAST?

Ombré Brow can last for 1-3 years

Clients that choose a soft look, light colour shade or did not follow the after care instructions may require more touch up appointments

Factors that will cause your brow tattoo to fade faster:

• Tanning bed / sun exposure
• Exfoliating
• Oily skin
• Medical conditions
• Not following correct aftercare

We suggest a yearly "Colour Boost" to maintain your procedure colour integrity

Nano brows

WHAT are NANO brows?

Nano Hair Stroke tattooing is a technique that uses a fine needle and digital machine to implant pigment into the skin, creating individual
hair-like strokes that mimic the appearance of real eyebrow hair..

Here's what to expect:

• Two appointments: The first involves consultation, brow shaping, and the initial procedure. The second, scheduled 6-10 weeks later,
  ensures optimal results and colour correction.
• Minimal discomfort: Typically less uncomfortable than traditional microblading due to the finer needles and gentler technique.
• Suitable for most skin types: Can be adjusted to suit a wider range of skin types compared to some other brow tattooing methods.

HOW LONG DOES IT LAST?

Nano Brows can last for 1-3 years

Clients that choose a soft look, light colour shade or did not follow the after care instructions may require more touch up appointments

Factors that will cause your brow tattoo to fade faster:

• Tanning bed / sun exposure
• Exfoliating
• Oily skin
• Medical conditions
• Not following correct aftercare

We suggest a yearly "Colour Boost" to maintain your procedure colour integrity

Tooth Gems

What Are Tooth Gems?

Tooth gems are small, decorative crystals or jewels adhered to your teeth using safe dental adhesive, offering a personalized sparkle to your
smile.

Are They Safe?

When applied by a professional, tooth gems are safe and won’t damage your enamel. It’s crucial to consult a qualified technician for best
results.

Longevity & Care

Tooth gems can last anywhere from a few months to a couple of years, depending on your oral hygiene and lifestyle. While they don’t affect
oral care, be sure to brush carefully around them.

Removal & Sensitivity

Tooth gems can be easily removed by a professional without damaging your teeth. You may experience mild sensitivity after application, but
this is typically short-lived.

Add Some Sparkle to Your Smile

Pre-Care Instructions

• Brush and Floss: Clean teeth thoroughly before your appointment to ensure the adhesive bonds well.
• Oral Health Check: Ensure your teeth are healthy. If you have any signs of decay, infection, or gum disease, consult your dentist
  before proceeding.
• Diet: Avoid eating heavy or sticky foods right before the procedure.
• Let Your Technician Know: If you have any dental restorations (like crowns or veneers) or if you grind your teeth (bruxism), tooth
  gems may not be suitable for you.

Aftercare Instructions

• First 24 Hours: Avoid biting into hard or crunchy foods and avoid brushing directly over the gem during this period.
• Oral Hygiene: Maintain regular brushing and flossing, but be gentle around the gem to avoid loosening it. Use a soft-bristle
  toothbrush.
• Avoid Whitening Products: Refrain from using whitening toothpaste or treatments directly on the gem, as this can weaken the
  adhesive.
• Routine Dental Visits: Continue with regular dental checkups to ensure both the gem and your teeth remain in good condition.
• Handling Sensitivity: If you experience mild sensitivity after the procedure, it should subside within a few days. If the discomfort
  persists, contact your technician or dentist.
• No DIY Removals: Always have your gem removed by a professional to prevent damage to your enamel.

Suitability

Gems are best placed on natural teeth, not on crowns or veneers. If you grind your teeth or have poor oral health, you may not be a
suitable candidate.

Contraindications

• Tooth gems may not be suitable for everyone. Before proceeding, ensure you are a good candidate by considering the following:
• Poor Oral Health: If you have active gum disease, cavities, or infections, you should avoid getting tooth gems until your oral
  health is restored.
• Dental Restorations: Tooth gems should not be applied to dental work like crowns, veneers, or implants, as the adhesive may
  not bond properly.
• Enamel Erosion: If you have significant enamel erosion, the gem may not adhere well, and there is a risk of further damage.
• Bruxism: If you grind your teeth, the constant pressure may cause premature detachment of the gem or damage your enamel.
• Allergies: Some clients may have allergies to the adhesive or gem material. Be sure to disclose any sensitivities to your technician.

Risks

• Enamel Damage: Improper application or removal can lead to enamel damage or tooth sensitivity.
• Infection: Non-sterile tools or materials increase the risk of infection.
• Discomfort: Poor placement or large gems may cause irritation to the surrounding gums or lips.
• Choking Hazard: If a gem becomes loose, there’s a small risk of choking or inhalation. Contact your technician if the gem begins
  to detach.