This technique uses an ultra-fine machine needle to create precise, hair-like strokes that mimic the natural brow. Ideal for all skin types, this technique offers a soft, natural look with longer-lasting results compared to microblading.

This is a brow shading technique that creates a soft, gradient effect—lighter at the front and darker toward the tail—for a polished, filled in makeup-like finish. Suitable for all skin types.

Also known as Combo Brows, combines the best of both worlds: fine, hair-like strokes and soft shading for added depth and fullness. This versatile technique is ideal for clients who want the natural look of nano strokes with the added definition and density of powder shading

Lip Blush is a semi-permanent tattoo technique designed to enhance the natural color, shape, and definition of your lips. This treatment adds a subtle tint—perfect for creating the appearance of fuller, more youthful lips without harsh lines or fillers

To ensure the best results and a smooth healing process, please follow these pre-care guidelines before your PMU brow appointment:

BROWS

1 Week Before:

• Avoid chemical peels, Botox, or facial treatments.

• Do not tan or have sunburned skin.

• Stop using retinol or active skincare (AHAs/BHAs) near the brow area.

48 Hours Before:

• Avoid alcohol, caffeine, and blood-thinning medications (e.g., aspirin, ibuprofen) unless prescribed.

• Refrain from intense exercise that may increase blood flow.

24 Hours Before:

• Avoid waxing, tweezing, or tinting your brows.

• Stay well-hydrated and get a good night’s rest.

Day of Appointment:

• Arrive with clean skin and no makeup on or around your brows.

• Be prepared for a relaxed session—no rush, this is your time.

LIPS

How to Prepare for Your Lip Blush Appointment

Proper preparation is key to achieving beautiful, even, and long-lasting results. Please follow these steps leading up to your Lip Blush appointment:

5–7 Days Before:

• Start exfoliating your lips gently (using a lip scrub or a soft toothbrush) and apply a hydrating lip balm regularly.

• Stay well-hydrated—drink plenty of water.

3 Days Before:

• Avoid alcohol, caffeine, and blood-thinning medications (e.g., aspirin, ibuprofen) unless prescribed.

• Do not get any chemical peels or lip filler injections.

Cold Sores / Herpes Simplex Virus:

• If you have ever had a cold sore—even once—it is highly recommended to take an antiviral medication (e.g., Valtrex) 1–2 days before your appointment and continue as prescribed (typically for 5–7 days).

• Lip Blush can trigger an outbreak, which may affect healing and pigment retention.

Proper aftercare is essential for achieving the best healing and long-lasting results. No one heals perfectly from the 1st session, so touch up is highly advised but not required. Please follow these instructions closely:

BROWS

Immediately After Your Appointment:

• Expect some redness, tenderness, and slight swelling—this is normal and will subside within a day or two.

• Your brows will appear darker and more defined; color will soften as they heal. Trust the process.

For the First 7–10 Days:

• Do not get your brows wet—avoid sweating, swimming, or steam.

• Clean gently: Use a damp cotton pad with sterile water or gentle cleanser - blot the area to gently cleanse. Never rub.

• Apply healing ointment 2x daily (AM/PM) with clean hands or a cotton swab.

• No makeup, skincare, or sunscreen on or around the brows.

• Do NOT pick, scratch, or peel any scabs—let them flake off naturally to avoid pigment loss/scarring.

Avoid for 2 Weeks:

• Direct sun exposure or tanning beds

• Facials, chemical peels, or laser treatments

• Excessive sweating or heavy workouts

• Hot tubs, saunas, or long hot showers

Long-Term Care:

• Always apply sunscreen on healed brows to prevent fading.

• Avoid using active skincare (retinol, acids) directly on brows.

• Schedule touch-ups as recommended to maintain color and shape.

Every healing process is unique—some fading and patchiness is normal before the touch-up session

LIPS

Immediately After Your Appointment:

• Expect some swelling, tenderness, and redness around the lips—this is completely normal and should subside within a few hours to a day.

• Your lips may feel dry or tight during the first few days.

• The color will appear darker than the final result but will soften significantly as it heals.

For the First 7–10 Days:

• Avoid getting your lips wet: Do not submerge them in water, sweat excessively, or use harsh products.

• Gently clean the lips with a damp cotton pad (using water or as instructed) and blot carefully.

• Apply healing ointment with clean hands or a cotton swab to keep your lips moisturized.

• Do not pick, rub, or peel any scabs or flaking skin to avoid pigment loss or scarring.

• No makeup on or around your lips for the first 7 days.

Avoid for 2 Weeks:

• Direct sun exposure or tanning beds

• Hot tubs, saunas, and swimming pools

• Excessive sweating from intense exercise

• Facial treatments or chemical peels

• Spicy foods, salty foods, or acidic foods that may irritate the lips

Long-Term Care:

• Always apply sunscreen on healed lips to prevent fading.

• Moisturize your lips regularly with a hydrating balm to keep them soft.

• Avoid using exfoliating or harsh lip products directly on your lips once healed.

Healing Timeline:

• Expect some fading, especially in the first few days as your lips heal. This is normal—color will gradually settle into its final shade after about 4–6 weeks.

• A touch-up session is recommended 6–8 weeks after your initial appointment to perfect the color and shape.

Pain is one of the most common concerns—but rest assured, most clients are surprised by how comfortable the process is. After the first pass, I apply a high-quality topical numbing agent to minimize any discomfort. Most clients describe the sensation as very mild, typically around a 2–3 out of 10. Many even find it relaxing and fall asleep!