Question 1

Suitability for a Cosmetic Brow Tattoo

Accepted Answer

Cosmetic Brow Tattoos are not suitable for clients who are or have any of the following: Under the age of 18 years old Over the age of 60 years old (thin skin is not suitable for tattoo) Pregnant Breast feeding (must wait 6 weeks post feeding before proceeding) Diabetic Undergoing Chemotherapy (consult with your doctor) Taking blood thinning medication Hemophilia Viral infections (diseases) Epilepsy Pacemaker or major heart problems Prone to scarring or keloids Used Accutane, Retin-A or acne medication in the past 6 months Eczema, psoriasis, keratosis pilaris and dermatitis around the brow area Have existing brow tattoo (please see brow corrections page)

Question 2

Preparation for your Brow Tattoo appointment

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Preparation for your appointment is just as important as the aftercare. Failing to follow the below instructions will compromise your final results. DO NOT consume alcohol, caffeine or take any blood thinners (Aspirin, Ibuprofen) for 48 HOURS before your procedure, this will cause excess bleeding and will affect your final results. Stop using any skin thinners (salicylic acid, glycolic acids, exfoliation) on the brow area 2 weeks prior to your appointment.  Retinol or Vitamin A must be discontinued 1 month prior. Any waxing or brow shaping should be done at least 7 days before.  If you tint/henna/dye your brows, this must be done at least one week prior to the procedure.  Botox or cosmetic fillers should be done 3 weeks prior or 3 weeks after.   Do not work out on the day of the procedure. We will not be able to tattoo over any blemishes, sores, and moles in or around the brow area due to infection. PLEASE NOTE: If you cannot commit to the preparation, aftercare and healing period, please do not proceed with booking your appointment. As these instructions are important for the best ‘healed’ results possible. Compromising these instructions can result to patchy, uneven eyebrows or worst-case scenario infection during the healing period.

Question 3

Aftercare of your new brows!

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Aftercare is crucial, it is very important to follow these instructions for the full 7-10 day healing period to ensure proper healing and colour retention. Results will vary for all individuals and we cannot guarantee your results when working with different skin types. For the first 4 hours post your treatment, you will be provided wipes to blot your brows every hour to remove any lymphatic fluid. (If lymphatic fluid is left on the brows, you will experience more scabbing and less colour retention). Once the 4 hours have passed, you will apply a small amount of aftercare cream to your brows, which will be provided to you. Before going to bed on the first night of your treatment, you will wash your eyebrows with the cleanser provided to you. Pat the area completley dry and apply a small amount of cream. You will continue using your cleanser and aftercare cream every morning and night (pea sized amount) until the scabbing period has finished.  You will stop using your cleanser and aftercream cream only once all the scabs have completley gone and you can resume your normal routine of makeup, skincare and getting them wet again etc. During the entire healing process (up to 10 days) it is important to completely avoid the following: No exercise or sweating. No brow products or makeup on the healing area. No facial sun exposure including solariums. No facial laser treatments, skin treatments or facials. No soaking of the brows with water. No picking, lifting the scabs or touching the brows. PLEASE NOTE: If you cannot commit to the preparation, aftercare and healing period, please do not proceed with booking your appointment. As these instructions are important for the best ‘healed’ results possible. Compromising these instructions can result to patchy, uneven eyebrows or worst-case scenario infection during the healing period.

Question 4

What if I have existing or faded brow tattoo from another salon?

Accepted Answer

If you have existing brow tattoo, this will need to be assessed through a Brow Consultation, as not every tattoo can be corrected, no matter how old or faded the tattoo is.   Some tattoos are more difficult to cover depending on their shape, scar tissue, colour and may require tattoo removal before having them enhanced.   For any existing brow tattoo, please book a Brow Consultation online through our booking system. This is a requirement before we can proceed.   You can only book in your brow tattoo once your brows have been assessed in person and we have agreed to correct your brows.

Question 5

What is the difference between Combination and Ombre Brows?

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Both Combination & Ombre brow treatments are cosmetic tattoo's but have different styles.   Combination Brows - The perfect mix of feather strokes at the front of the brow slowly transitioned into a soft powder finish to the arch to the tail for the ladies who love fluffy fronts and defined tails. Only suitable for normal/dry, poreless skin types.    Ombre Brows - A soft powder finish throughout the brow from tails to front. Suited for all skin types, including oily skin.

Question 6

How long is the healing process?

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The average healing period is 7-10 days but it does a take a minimum of 4 weeks for the colour to fully set in and you must wait a full month to see a final colour result.    However, older and looser skin types tend to take longer than younger skin types to regenerate new cells and heal. Mature skin clients may be asked to push out their touch ups to the 6-8 week mark.    Please also keep in mind, the healing and aftercare process is the same instructions at your Touch Up appointment.

Question 7

What to expect during the healing period

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Below is what to expect during the healing process. Remember, it takes a full 6 weeks for the skin to fully heal.   Day 1-3 post treatment Brows will look darker and thicker as scabs start to form Brows may feel tender & sore and may look warm/reddish  Day 4-5 Redness should be reduced Flaking and scabbing of the eyebrows may occur Eyebrows may feel dry and itchy Scabs peel off in random sections and look patchy  The areas without scabs may look lighter in colour Day 6-12 Scabs continue to peel off in random pieces (looks like fish food) 70-100% scabs fall off during this time  Colour looks very light and may look thinner Some areas may have lost more colour compared to other areas Colour can look uneven  Day 13-21  Brow colour gradually deepens as the skin fully heals The fully healed colour will be 30-50% lighter from the initial appointment and pigment retention can vary according to skin type

Question 8

Does it hurt?

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For your comfort, I apply anastethic to the skin once it has been broken.   Most clients would say the procedure isn't painful, but can be uncomfortable, especially if its during your menstrual cycle or if you've had inadequate sleep leading up to your apointment. I've never had someone in so much discomfort that I've been asked to stop the treatment.

Question 9

How long does it last?

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Many different factors play a role in the lifespan of your brow pigment.
Clients skin type plays the biggest role in longevity and the general outcome of the procedure. Most clients get colour touch ups 12-18 months from their last touch up.  
Aggressive skin treatments such as laser, chemical peel, dermabrasion etc can shorten the lifespan of your cosmetic brows and require touch ups sooner.

Question 10

What does the appointment include?

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After completing your treatment forms and take photos of your brows, we then begin by mapping out your new brow shape with makeup and use various measuring devices to create ideal symmetry between both eyebrows. This can take up to 30-45 minutes to shape them until we are both happy!   I then complete the outline with the digital machine, numb the area and proceed to shade the brows. Once we are finished, we will take some photos and videos to show off your new brows and I'll provide you with aftercare instructions and the cream you will apply at home.

Question 11

TIPS for preparation

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You may come in with your makeup on and how you normally draw in your brows so I can see what shape you are used too. This is especially important for clients who desire a specific brow shape. If you get eyelash extensions, it is recommended to have them refilled before your appointment so your lash technician does not need to rest her hands on the treated area while your brows are healing. If you have a Botox appointment less than 3 weeks before or after your brows appointment, you will need to reschedule this.  Drinking lots of water and staying hydrated leading up to and after your appointment, creates less sebum/oil for your skin procedure.

Question 12

Who is suitable for Lip Blush?

Accepted Answer

Lip blush is not recommended for clients who are or have any of the following:   • Under the age of 18 • Over the age of 60 (due to thin skin) • Have had previous Lip Blush (I dont work with previous lip tattoo) • Have dark or melanin rich lips 
• Severe Anxiety disorders
• Pregnant or breast feeding
• Epilepsy • Hypo or Hyperpigmentation
• Uncontrolled diabeties • Blood clotting problems
• Undergoing chemotherapy (Please advise doctor before going through procedure)
• Viral infections or diseases
• Accutane use in the past six months
• Had lip fillers within the 3 weeks
• Eczema on the area of procedure
• Chemical peels within the last two weeks (Please wait until 2 weeks to book your appointment)
• Cold sores: If you are prone to cold sores, lip tattooing can cause outbreaks. It is your responsibility to take your prescribed anti-viral medication from your doctor a few days prior to your appointment and after the procedure to prevent any cold sores. If you have an outbreak on your lips, we ask that you reschedule your appointment.

Question 13

Preparation for your Lip Blush appointment

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​It is extremley important that your lips cannot be dry for the appointment. You need to exfoliate 3 days before your appointment to remove any dry skin.   You can use a lip scrub (I recommend the Lush lip scrubs or Frank Body) or create your own using a little honey and brown sugar.     For the week leading up to the appointment you must moisturize your lips as much as possible (I recommend using Nipple Balm (Dr.Lipp has a great one from Mecca).     It is also important to not have any coffee, alcohol, energy drinks or pre works out for 48 ours prior to your appointment to avoid bleeding.   Please note, if you attend your booking and they are too dry to work with, we will need to reschedule and you will forfeit your deposit.

Question 14

Aftercare and what to expect after your treatment

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After your lip blush appointment, it is normal that your lips will feel swollen and very dry. Apply your aftercare cream on your lips several times a day. This should be done for at least 7 days post treatment. Do not allow your lips to become dry so carry your cream with you everywhere!   You will be provided with cleanser and aftercare cream to keep your lips clean from bacteria and possible infection. You will wash your lips morning and night and continue using your aftercare cream throughout the day to keep them moisturised.   During the day if lips feel dry, apply a liberal amount of ointment. Just tap on skin and do not rub in. Always use a clean cotton tip, not fingers to apply the cream to the lips area. This will reduce the risk of infection.

After lips are no longer tender to the touch they may become flaky, this is normal to happen around day 3-4 post treatment.   Please do not pick or scratch at them, this will significantly reduce the amount of colour retention. Avoid oily, salty, acidic foods and alcohol while healing.    Once the lips have stopped flaking, (which can take up to a week) you are able to go back to your normal makeup routine and apply lipstick or balms.

Question 15

What is the healing process?

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For the first 7 days post your lip blush appointment: Avoid sun exposure for 7 days after your appointment Avoid all facial treatments including chemical peels or exfoliation Please avoid swimming or submerging the area in water for long periods of time during the first week Use the cream provided to you to keep the tattoo protected while it heals and to soothe any discomfort such as itching or dryness Avoid applying lip balms, lipstick, and any other lip products during this time Apply your cream several times during the day for the first week to keep your lips moisturised AVOID touching the tattooed area with your hands. Apply all recommended products with cotton tips ONLY f the area must be touched with hands, ensure you thoroughly wash your hands before and after touching the tattooed area.   And please remember, do NOT pick off your scabs!  You will damage the skin and pull off premature skin that will affect your final results. Proper aftercare will ensure the formation of thin scabs has more color retention.

Question 16

How long does Lip Blush last?

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Colour retention depends on skin type, age, aftercare, sun exposure, use of certain products, pigments used, the immune system, medications, and other factors.   However, generally the colour lasts about 2 years. Most clients only require one session of lip blush and touch ups are not always required, due to how well the colours heal into the lips.   Touch ups are recommended once every 1-2 years to prevent natural fading.

Question 17

Does the procedure hurt?

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Topical anesthetic is applied before the procedure to minimize any discomfort. However, sensitivity differs from person to person. It is common to feel more discomfort if you are on your menstrual cycle.   Do not take any blood thinners such as (Ibuprofen or Aspirin) 24 hours before the procedure.

Question 18

I am prone to cold sores, does this affect my treatment?"

Accepted Answer

Cold sores are a risk of lip blush tattoo.  If you are prone to or have had a cold sores in the past - we advise you to go to the doctor or your local chemist for an anti-viral medication prior to any lip procedure, to help avoid an outbreak.

Question 19

Suitability for Eyeliner Tattooing

Accepted Answer

The following are not suitable for any style of Eyeliner Tattooing:  Under the age of 18 years old Extremely vascular eyelids Conjunctivitis or any eye infection No eye surgery or around this area (nose included) within 3 months prior Blepharitis Using Retin-A or Roaccutane Glaucoma Ommatophobia  You will be deemed not suitable on the day of the treatment if you have: Eczema or dermatitis  Sty Bruising (black eye) Allergies or hypersensitivity Water eyes Lash enhancement serum (must be discontinued minimum 6 weeks prior) Contact lenses (must be removed) Eyelash extensions

Question 20

Preparation for your Eyeliner Tattoo appointment

Accepted Answer

Before your Eyeliner appointment it is important to come with a clean eye area.  This includes no contact lenses, makeup, mascara, false eyelashes or eyelash extensions.  You will be deemed not suitable on the day of the treatment if you have: Eczema or dermatitis  Sty Bruising (black eye) Allergies or hypersensitivity Water eyes Lash enhancement serum (must be discontinued minimum 6 weeks prior) Contact lenses (must be removed) Eyelash extensions (must be removed 1 week prior) 
If you attend your appointment with any of the above and can not proceed with a booking, you will forfeit your deposit and have to pay 50% of your remaining balance to cover the cancellation for failing to follow your Eyeliner Tattoo preparation.

Question 21

Aftercare for your Eyeliner Tattoo

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No products are required for aftercare your Eyeliner Tattoo as you will 'dry heal' however you will avoid the following for 5-7 days:  Do not pick at the tattoo site at any time during healing.  Do not touch the treated area with unwashed hands. Do not use mascara, eyelashes, creams or make up on the treated area(s) Avoid facial treatments such as eyelash tinting, perming or lifting and eye masks. Avoid taking hot baths/showers, saunas or other heat treatments. Avoid sun tanning, using solariums or swimming. Avoid high intense workouts for 10 days. Moderate exercise is ok.   We will provide you with eyedrops however as it is normal to feel dry eyes the first 48 hours after your treatment.

Question 22

What to expect after immediately after and the healing process

Accepted Answer

Immediately after your Eyeliner Tattoo appointment it is normal to experience the following: Swelling Bruising Redness/Irritated skin Cloudy eyes Itchiness to the eyes Sensitivity to light  A lot of these reactions will wear off in less than 24-48 hours post treatment. You can take an anti-histamine if need be to reduce the swelling or using a cold compress (wrapped in glad wrap) on the area.  It is normal that on Day 2 of your treatment that swelling still persists and you can feel a grainy/sand type feeling in your eye. This is due to the wiping during the procedure that could have slightly grazed your eye. Your eyeliner will also feel dry/itchy and you can apply a very small amount of Vaseline or Bepanthen to the area once a day if need be.  Day 1-2 Your eyeliner will appear very dark and thick as the skin is swollen and the colour has not settled into the skin It is normal to feel dry/itchy eyes so please use your eyedrops if need be or apply a small amount of Bepanthen to the tattoo to soothe the area 
Day 3-4 Your eyeliner will start scabbing around day 3-4 and most likely will get caught in your eyelashes. It is important to not prematurely pull the scabs off as you will take your lash with it. If you need to remove a scab, wet it done gently with water to moisten it and slide it off your eyelashes. Day 5-7 Your eyeliner may have a few scabs/flaking left or fully healed (case-by-case) The eyeliner would have reduced 50% of its size and softened possibly losing majority of the shadowing (if you received it)  If your scabs/flaking has finished you are OK to proceed with makeup on the area again

Question 23

How long does Eyeliner Tattoo last?

Accepted Answer

As we only use Black or Brown-Black pigments for eyeliner, most clients will get 2+ years (after 6 week Touch Up) without needing a maintenance session.  This is why it is important to decide if you wish to commit to eyeliner everyday as removal options are not as broad, compared to removing other cosmetic enhancements.

Question 24

Can you tattoo inside my water line?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately not, any wet areas of the eye including the tear duct area and water line can not be tattooed as we are not insured too and it is not safe to do so.  There are mucus membranes in this area to keep your eye moist.  Not only can tattooing destroy these membranes and create a medical dry eye problem, but can also cause migrate the pigment to unwanted areas of your eye.  You can continue to apply makeup through out these areas once your eyeliner tattoo has healed.

Question 25

Can you match how I draw my eyeliner on with makeup to tattoo?

Accepted Answer

Your artist will do their best to give you the eyeliner you wish to have but you have to keep in mind that some styles of eyeliner may not be suitable for your eyelids. 
For example, if you have a hooded eye or lots of creasing/wrinkles on the outside of your eyelid, we will not be able to tattoo a long/thick wing in this area. If you struggle to do this with makeup, we will not be able to do it with eyeliner tattoo either.

Question 26

Do you touch up faded Eyeliner from other salons?

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As Eyeliner Tattooing is our newest treatment, we will be assessing suitability for correcting/touching up old eyeliner as case-by-case. Please do not book a treatment online without our written approval to proceed.  Please send your photos to info@brookesutherlandbeauty.com if you would like to have your Eyeliner tattoo assessed to be enhanced with us.

Question 27

What to expect from your first appointment and Touch Up

Accepted Answer

As Cosmetic Tattoo's are low maintenance, not a no maintenance treatment, you will need Touch Up appointments as they naturally fade overtime.  After your first session, you will need to allow your cosmetic tattoo a MINIMUM of 6 weeks to heal before booking a touch up. It's takes a full 4 weeks for the colour to settle.  The first session is used to build shape and gain symmetry and the second session is used to make adjustments (if needed) and add density for longevity.  Do not expect perfect results after the first session. Please keep in mind; this can be sometimes a 3-step process. Cosmetic tattooing is a process and some clients may need multiple sessions to achieve their desired result.   Darker skin and oily skin women, permanent makeup will not look as bold or sharp compared to lighter, dryer skin type clients.

Question 28

When do I book my first Touch Up session?

Accepted Answer

It is always recommended to book your Touch Up after booking your first session online to avoid missing out on the Touch Up price up to 6-12 weeks. You can also do this in person after your initial appointment but can not always guarantee your desired availability.  It is your responsibility to book your touch up appointments and recommended to be done within the first 12 weeks after your initial appointment. If you push back your touch up appointments and it exceeds the time frame you have booked in for, you will be charged Colour Refresher pricing.

Question 29

Do I need a Touch Up session?

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Touch Ups are highly recommended as this is the final step for your cosmetic tattoo. We can fill in any gaps or alter the healed colour.    You can always find the pricing for a Touch Up session on the Services page and if you are unsure of what time you fall under, please Contact Us.

Question 30

Do I have to do the same preparation and after for my Touch Up session?

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YES! It is so important to follow the same preparation and aftercare that you did for your initial session for your Touch Up appointment.   I am completing the same procedure, so it is so important to not skip out on your prep or aftercare for a Touch Up to get the best healed results for your Cosmetic Tattoo.

Question 31

Can I have my Cosmetic Tattoo Touched Up at another salon?

Accepted Answer

If you have had your Cosmetic Tattoo completed at Brooke Sutherland Beauty and choose to go elsewhere for a Touch Up afterwards, please note that you will no longer be considered a "Touch Up" price and as a "New Client" due to another artist altering your Cosmetic Tattoo.   This is due to another artist using different brands, pigment colours, techniques and can not always be guaranteed we can fix the work from another salon.

Question 32

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Question 33

What is non-laser tattoo lightening?

Accepted Answer

At Brooke Sutherland Beauty we use Li-FT by Li Pigments, a safe, non-acid, high salt based and fruit seed extract solution that deems extremely effective in pigment lightening and removal.    Also known as saline tattoo removal.

Question 34

Am I suitable for the treatment?

Accepted Answer

I wouldn’t recommend saline tattoo removal to the following individuals:   • Under the age of 18 years • Severe Anxiety disorders
• Pregnant or breast feeding
• Epilepsy • Prone to scarring or keloids • Fitzpatrick skin types V & VI • Prone to Hypo or Hyperpigmentation
• Uncontrolled diabeties • Blood clotting problems
• Undergoing chemotherapy (Please advise doctor before going through procedure)
• Viral infections or diseases
• Accutane use in the past 6 months
• Eczema on the area of procedure
• Chemical peels within the last two weeks

Question 35

Preparation for a Brow Lightening appointment

Accepted Answer

Preparation for your appointment is just as important as the aftercare. Failing to follow the below instructions will compromise your final results.  Stop using any skin thinners (salicylic acid, glycolic acids, exfoliation) on the brow area 2 weeks prior to your appointment.  Retinol or Vitamin A must be discontinued 1 month prior. Botox or cosmetic fillers should be done 3 weeks prior or 3 weeks after.   We will not be able to tattoo over any blemishes, sores, and moles in or around the brow area due to infection.  PLEASE NOTE: If you cannot commit to the preparation, aftercare and healing period, please do not proceed with booking your appointment. As these instructions are important for the best ‘healed’ results possible. Compromising these instructions can result to patchy, uneven eyebrows or worst-case scenario infection during the healing period.

Question 36

What is the aftercare for the treatment?

Accepted Answer

You will be provided with aftercare instructions at the time of your appointment, but please keep in mind for 7-10 days you will need too:   - Keep the area clean and dry (no covering the area with Band-Aids) - No soaking, swimming, saunas, tanning or intense exercised - No picking the scabs or scratching the brows (All scabbing needs to fall off naturally. If you force or pick a scab off, you will disrupt the process)
- No makeup or skincare on the brow area  - Treat the area very gently. The edges can be wiped clean from any dripping blood, the brows should be left alone and not get wet for 24 hours. On day 2 you will wash the area gently with the cleanser provided to you, rinse and pat completely dry.  Keep the area clean and absolutely no creams, nothing applied leave it alone.   It is totally normal for your brows to feel tender, sore and appear red for a few days following your treatment.

Question 37

How is it performed?

Accepted Answer

If you’re familiar with the Ombre brows procedure, its done very similar by using a digital machine but with a large needle size to break down the unwanted pigment by the process called Osmosis.

Question 38

How many sessions are needed to see results?

Accepted Answer

Every individuals journey on tattoo removal is different and you will need to be patient and give the process a fair chance to work. Expect visible and wanted results in 3-6 sessions, which is on average a 6-12 month journey.   How many sessions needed will depend on how saturated the pigment is, how deep it was implanted and how much needs to be removed for the desired result. In many cases only a percentage of density needs to be lightening/removed and then we can continue the correction process by colour correcting.  But please keep in mind if you have pigment in an unwanted area, colour correcting will not be an option and removing as much of the pigment as possible, will be our ultimate goal. This can sometimes be done with a mixture of laser removal & saline removal to remove as much pigment as possible.

Question 39

How long is the healing period?

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It is best to allow 7-10 days for the healing period and can look similar to Ombre Brow healing with the scabs starting to form around day 3-4. You must follow your aftercare instructions during the entire healing time.   Please keep in mind, you have to wait a minimum of 8 weeks in between each removal session for optimum healing results and not to overwork the skin.

Question 40

How do I know if I need a removal session?

Accepted Answer

I have found that Saline lightening is most effective in clients who have dark grey/blue/cool coloured tattoo from old microblading or needing Spot Removal.*  Also clients that have undergone multiple laser sessions that now need the remaining colour to be lightened through a non-laser method due to their brow hair colour being too dark to continue with laser therapy.   If you are unsure if you need a lightening session, please book a "Brow Consultation" online so we can assess your current brows and advise if you need removal or can proceed with a correction brow tattoo.  *Spot Removal is saline removal of just some sections of their old eyebrow tattoo that needs lightening/removal to work with a new shape of a tattoo.

Question 41

How long is the time inbetween removal to getting new brows tattooed?

Accepted Answer

This all depends on how your skin recovers from the lightening treatments you have been receiving. You must wait a minimum of 8 weeks in between each saline lightening session.   It can be a minimum wait of 6-12 months after finishing your lightening treatments before you can proceed with a new brow tattoo. This is due to the skin not being fully healed and continuing with a new tattoo will result in most likely cool in toned once healed or the skin fully rejecting the implanted pigment.    You need to understand if we say you need to wait a minimum amount of time before proceeding with a new brow, that we are doing this to protect your skin and your expectations of healed results.

Question 42

Can I have removal if my brows are a reddish/pink colour?

Accepted Answer

This can be a tricky one as the reddish/pink colour can either be scarring or faded pigment.   This will need to be assessed in person by your artist before having a session booked in. If your brows are blue, grey, green, purple or black/brown toned, this treatment would be suitable.

Question 43

Will the removal sessions fade away to nothing, like before I got my brows tattooed?"

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately not, once you have pigment implanted into your skin, your skin will never go back to its original state. Even though some clinics claim their brow tattoo is semi-permanent, you will always have some unwanted pigment retain in the skin.    The purpose of this treatment is to lighten your unwanted brow pigment enough to either go ahead with a new brow tattoo or easily covered with makeup products, if you wish to not have them tattooed again.   Don’t let this deter you from the treatment as some healed results can appear nearly completely faded when shadowed by hair growth.

Question 44

What to expect after one session of Saline Removal?

Accepted Answer

It is completely normal that after you've healed from one session of Saline Removal that you don't notice a difference in colour to your eyebrows. It is also normal to feel that they appear darker after one session, this is due to the deep pigment being brought up closer to the surface of your skin. Its important to remember that non-laser removal is a slower process and it can take 2+ sessions to notice a difference in the saturation of your brows.  This can be due to how deep the pigment is implanted into your skin and needing multiple sessions to bring it closer to the surface to gradually lighten over your removal journey.

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