BEFORE YOU APPPLY

We are excited to offer our new initiative " Pay with a Smile"

Please before you apply please read all the information carefully

This session is completely free and includes 2 sessions within 6 weeks of each other. The first will take approximately 3hrs. At this appointment we will measure the best brow shape for your face , choose a color and talk about the best technique for your skin type. We advice that you come for your touch up appointment 6 weeks later. Here we add any color that may not have been retained. Please note : Any touch up appointment that is missed is non redeemable.

Does it hurt?

We use a numbing agent so discomfort is very minimal.

General Pre service advice:

In many cases your brows may be slightly red, swollen after your treatment therefore we advise you do not make any social plans in the day of your treatment.

Avoid the following before your appointment:

Do not take aspirin or anti-inflammatory medication such as ibuprofen (do not discontinue any medication before consulting your doctor).
no alcohol
lower caffeine intake

1 week prior

no waxing and threading

2 weeks prior

no botox

4 weeks prior

discontinue any AHA / BHA skincare products, 1% retina or chemical peels close to the area to be treated for 4 weeks prior to your procedure.
eyebrow tinting should not be performed 4 weeks prior to your procedure.

PLEASE NOTE:

A doctor’s note is required if you have the following.

diabetes type 1 & 2
high blood pressure
heart conditions
undergoing chemotherapy/radiotherapy
This service can only be carried out before any chemotherapy treatment has commenced, or 6 months after chemotherapy has stopped. Particular cancer medications can prevent us from carrying out a session, however this will be discussed thoroughly with each individual.

For any other medical conditions please let us know prior, as we can decline your appointment on the day.

The procedure can not be carried out if you have the following:

roaccutane (please wait 6 months after you’re off the medication to have a procedure)
are pregnant/ breastfeeding
haemophilia