Contraindications:
Lash Lift and Tint and Brow Laminations
Before scheduling a lash lift or brow lamination appointment, it's crucial to be aware of certain contraindications. These procedures, while generally safe, may not be suitable for everyone. Please take note of the following conditions:
1. Pregnancy or Nursing: It's recommended to avoid lash lifts and tints during pregnancy and while breastfeeding due to hormonal changes and increased sensitivity.
2. Recent Eye Surgery or Eye Conditions: Individuals who have had recent eye surgeries, eye infections, or any ocular conditions such as conjunctivitis or styes should refrain from these treatments until fully recovered.
3. Allergic Reactions: If you have a history of allergic reactions to cosmetic products or adhesives, it's essential to discuss this with your technician beforehand.
4. Skin Sensitivity: Those with extreme skin sensitivity or with highly reactive skin may experience adverse reactions to the solutions used in lash lifts and tints and brow laminations.
5. Skin Irritations or Injuries: Any existing skin irritations, injuries, or open wounds around the eye area may be aggravated by the products used during these procedures.
6. Contact Lens Wearers: While wearing contact lenses typically isn't a contraindication, it's advisable to remove them before the treatment.
Permanent Makeup
Before considering permanent makeup procedures such as microblading, permanent eyeliner, or lip tattooing, it's crucial to be aware of certain contraindications. While these procedures offer long-lasting results, they may not be suitable for everyone. Please take note of the following:
1. Pregnancy and Nursing: It's recommended to postpone permanent makeup procedures during pregnancy and while breastfeeding due to potential hormonal changes and increased skin sensitivity.
2. Skin Conditions and Irritations: Individuals with active skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, or any infections or open wounds on the treated area should delay these procedures until the skin has fully healed.
3. Allergies and Sensitivities: Those with a history of allergic reactions to cosmetic products, pigments, or topical anesthetics should inform their technician beforehand.
4. Blood-Thinning Medications: Use of blood-thinning medications or conditions that thin the blood can lead to increased bleeding during the procedure. It's essential to discuss this with your healthcare provider and technician prior to the appointment.
5. Recent Cosmetic Treatments: Individuals who have had recent facial treatments such as chemical peels, laser therapy, or Botox injections should wait until the skin has fully recovered before undergoing permanent makeup procedures.
6. Immune System Disorders: Conditions affecting the immune system, such as lupus or HIV/AIDS, may affect the healing process and outcomes of permanent makeup. Consultation with a healthcare provider is recommended in such cases.
7. History of Keloid Scarring: Individuals with a history of keloid scarring may have an increased risk of developing keloids following permanent makeup procedures.
If you have any of the mentioned conditions or any concerns regarding your eligibility for your desired service, it's crucial to discuss them thoroughly with your technician and seek advice from your healthcare provider.
Your safety, satisfaction, and well-being are our top priorities. For any questions or further information, feel free to reach out. We're here to guide you towards the best decisions for your beauty needs.