POWDER BROWS

- consumption of alcohol or drugs in the last 48 hours

- allergy to ingredients of pigments, preparations, products/accessories used during the treatment

- pregnancy, postpartum period, breastfeeding

- cancer (chemotherapy, radiotherapy) without medical consultation

- bacterial and viral infections and inflammation of the body or skin in the treatment area

- active rosacea

- cutaneous porphyria

- tendency to scarring/fibrosis/scar hypertrophy

- active psoriasis in the treatment area

- active atopic dermatitis (eczema) in the treatment area

- active seborrheic dermatitis in the treatment area

- Hemophilia and blood clotting disorders

- diseases resulting in episodes of difficult or chronic healing wounds, e.g. diabetic foot syndrome

In the case of constant or long-term use of drugs: anticoagulants (anticoagulants), non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs: e.g. aspirin, ibuprom, resulting in blood clotting disorders (intense bleeding after injury and/or chronically healing wounds), the procedure will be possible after discontinuing these drugs for min. 5-7 days before the procedure. Medical consultation may be required to discontinue these medications.

- use of corticosteroids (necessary interval of 8-12 weeks from the end of treatment)

- use of retonoids (6 months necessary after the end of treatment)

- antibiotic therapy (necessary interval of 30 days from its completion)

- autoimmune diseases - systemic lupus erythematosus, scleroderma, rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, systemic vasculitis, ulcerative colitis, Crohn's syndrome, myasthenia gravis, systemic sarcoidosis

- heart valve defects

- aneurysms (brain, aorta, arteries)

- multiple sclerosis, SMA, cystic fibrosis

- infectious diseases HIV, AIDS, hepatitis

- planned dental or orthodontic treatment up to 7 days after the procedure (in the case of lip pigmentation up to 14 days after the procedure)

Aesthetic treatments performed in the treatment area, including:

- volumetry or modeling treatments (necessary interval of at least 30 days), botox (necessary interval of at least 14 days),

- ablative laser (necessary interval of at least 3-6 months), non-ablative laser, HIFU (interval of at least 4 weeks),

- PDO threads (necessary interval of at least 30 days),

- skin transplant, aesthetic surgical procedures (necessary interval of at least 3-6 months),

- epidermis exfoliation treatments in and around the treatment area (necessary interval of at least 28 days),

- intense tan (it is recommended not to sunbathe or use a solarium within 14-21 days before the procedure).

If you have received or are planning to receive a protective vaccination, permanent makeup treatment will be possible after 30 days from the date of your last dose of vaccination, unless otherwise specified in the clear recommendations provided to you by the doctor performing the vaccination. or the vaccination point where the vaccination was performed.

In some cases, the operator of the procedure, after analyzing the pre-treatment interview conducted with the client, may refuse to perform the procedure, despite the absence of the above-mentioned contraindications, if, based on his knowledge and experience, he anticipates the possibility of above-average post-treatment complications. In addition, the person performing the procedure may ask you before the procedure to seek specialist medical advice and/or to perform additional tests. This will be dictated by the desire to provide you with the highest possible level of safety and minimize the risk of potential complications and side effects.

Preparatory activities for permanent makeup treatment are multi-stage and consist of many elements.

It is recommended to prepare the treatment area for the planned permanent makeup treatment, and the most optimal preparation program for you in this regard (recommended cosmetic treatments, cosmetics or preparations), taking into account the type and condition of your skin, will be proposed by the person who will perform the treatment.

Preparatory activities should cover not only the skin, but also the entire body to ensure the fastest and proper regeneration and reconstruction of tissues and minimize the risk of complications, etc. Therefore, we recommend that in the pre-treatment period you replenish any deficiencies in your body of microelements necessary for the healing processes ( including VIT D, E, C, iron), the most optimal form of this supplement is an appropriate diet rich in the above-mentioned microelements, but you can also use a wide range of dietary supplements.

Preparation for a permanent makeup treatment also includes the need to refrain from taking certain actions or activities in the pre-treatment period. This applies in particular to refraining from carrying out specific cosmetic or medical procedures or treatments and specifying the time that must elapse from the end of a given activity, treatment or procedure to the day of the permanent makeup treatment. Failure to follow these recommendations will result in temporary inability to perform your permanent makeup treatment.

When going for a permanent makeup treatment, apply the same makeup every day, we will know what you like to look like on a daily basis. On the day of the procedure, please do not drink coffee or other drinks containing caffeine.

The skin of the treatment area may be tender, sensitive, painful, itchy, red (erythema), swollen (edema) or may bruise and feel dry, this condition may last up to a week from the day of the procedure.

Over the next 3 - 7 days, the pigmentation will fade by 20 - 40%, so you should not worry about the initial makeup color being too intense. The proper effect will be visible after approximately 30-45 days.

You should also not worry if the makeup fades too much after the first treatment procedure, the proper effect is achieved after several treatment procedures and will be visible after approximately 30-45 days after the last pigmentation treatment.

The pigmentation effect can be properly assessed only after the skin has healed, i.e. approximately 30-45 days after the treatment. Therefore, we ask you to refrain from prematurely assessing this effect, and in particular, during the unfinished healing process, refrain from seeking opinions on the effect of the treatment, including the shape of the pigmentation, the color of the pigmentation or the correctness of its implementation, from third parties, i.e. .among others with friends, colleagues, family members or other beauticians or linergists.

Proper skin care immediately after the treatment is very important. It helps you quickly get rid of irritations and enjoy your new makeup longer. Please read the list of recommendations and tips for skin care after the treatment carefully.

GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS AND TIPS AFTER THE TREATMENT

Hygiene rules in the treatment area and special hand hygiene should be observed.

Avoid accidentally and reflexively touching the pigmentation area - to avoid bacterial, viral or fungal infection and irritation of the treatment area.

If there is any exudation of blood or serous fluids, the treatment area should be gently cleansed using disposable cotton pads or other soft dressing materials moistened with physiological saline solution or lukewarm, boiled water.

Cleansing should be done by gently placing the cotton pad on the pigmented area, avoiding rubbing, irritating and softening the wound.

Preparations provided or recommended by the person performing the treatment should be applied using disposable applicators. These preparations are applied in a thin layer to avoid occlusion and the development of anaerobic bacteria.

It is recommended to change bed linen and towels, and in the case of lip pigmentation, replace the toothbrush.

For 24 hours:

- Ban on alcohol, blood-thinning medications, e.g. aspirin and drinks containing caffeine (cola, coffee)

For 7 - 14 days:

- Do not apply any preparations or cosmetics to the pigmentation area or the immediate treatment area, including: : powders, fluids, creams, lipsticks, lip glosses, mascaras and conditioners for eyelashes and eyebrows, or other preparations; decoctions of herbs, ointments, etc., except those provided or recommended by the person performing the procedure. A complete ban on applying makeup in the immediate area of ​​the treatment.

- Ban on using creams, tonics, micellar fluids and other products containing active substances.

- Do not use the gym and avoid heavy physical exertion (for 7 days)

- During bathing, showering and other personal hygiene activities, avoid wetting the treatment area and contact with detergents.

- When putting on and taking off clothes (sweaters, sweatshirts, dresses), avoid touching and irritating the treatment area.

- Minimize contact of the treatment area with hair, hats and pets

- The pigmented zone must not be scratched, rubbed, removed, picked or picked off flaking epidermis and scabs

For 30 days (approx. 4 weeks):

- Do not use the sauna or swimming pool

For 45 days (approx. 6 weeks):

- Avoid strong sun exposure

- Do not use the solarium

- Do not undergo chemical and mechanical peeling treatments, mesotherapy treatments, injection treatments, and do not apply exfoliating preparations in the close vicinity of the treatment site

- On the day of the procedure and until the scabs come off, if necessary, i.e. when body fluids appear, drain the eyebrows with a pad soaked in water. Detailed information on the frequency of draining can be obtained from the person performing the treatment, as it depends on the type of cerium and the pigment used.

- Do not scratch, rub or soak

- Do not remove, tear or pick at flaking epidermis and scabs

- After 72 hours after the procedure, apply a thin layer of the preparation provided or recommended by the person performing the procedure once a day for the next 3 days.

- You can apply henna only about two weeks after the procedure