Patch Testing Requirement’s

• I will require you to have had a patch test at least 48 hours before your appointment. This will involve applying a small amount of tint onto your skin and seeing if any kind of reaction occurs. Any kind of reaction must be shared with me including redness, itchiness, rash, swelling or bruising (or any other symptoms you may feel is linked).
• Your patch test must have been completed within the previous 6 months or we will need to repeat it. If you have had a tinting treatment within the last 6 months then we will not need to repeat a patch test as the tint will have been in contact with your skin and will be sufficient at monitoring for a reaction.
• If you have any changes in your medical condition, started new treatments or are pregnant then we will need to repeat a patch test regardless of the time since your last tint treatment. This is because your body changes and could react to the tint.

Health Requirement’s

• If you are older then 13 but younger then 16 you will need a parent or legal guardian to accompany you for your first treatment only.
• If you have become pregnant.
• Viruses such as the flu, colds, cold sores, warts.
• Bacterial infections such as impetigo, boils, conjunctivitis, sties.
• Fungal infections such as ringworm, blepharitis.
• Open cuts or abrasions – this can be worked around depending on the placing and size.
• Severe or open skin conditions including sunburn.
• Certain medication and heath problems.
• Recent facial waxing or recent advance facial treatment’s like IPL, Laser, Chemical Peels, Injectables etc and certain facial product ingredients.

• A pre appointment to carry out a patch test if you have not received a tint test or tint treatment by me with in the last 6 months. This must be carried out at least 48 hours before your treatment.
• A nice warm welcome and a consultation form if you haven’t been with me before. 
• A friendly discussion to talk about the treatment, what your looking to out of the treatment e.g tint colour and any health issues that I need to be aware of.
• To then get you comfortably on the beauty bed, ready to start our treatment.
• The tint to be applied and regularly check in on by me and you for shade preference. (If you are a regular this stage won’t apply)
• Then presenting you with a mirror to show you your end result. 
• If your happy if the shade we will then move to reception area and discuss aftercare, payment and your follow up appointment – if you wish to re-book.  

• Avoid heat treatments for 24 hours.
• Avoid sunbathing for 24 hours, as this fades the tint.
• Avoid putting your contact lenses back in for the rest of the day. (if eyelash tint)
• Do not apply make-up or receive any other eye treatments for at least 24 hours after your treatment.
• Do not touch the area treated.
• Avoid swimming/sauna for 24hrs.
• Avoid perfumed products for 24hrs.
• Oil base make up remover can cause the tint to fade faster.
• Sun/UV lights can cause the tint to fade faster.
• Keep lashes dry for at least 24 to 48 hours.
• Effects will start to diminish within 4-6 weeks as hair grows out.

• The couch is a 4 motion electric motor which can be lowered to the ground for clients that struggle to hop on and off the couch and is also very comfortable to be lead on for long periods of time.

To never feel rushed! 

• Tint shades can be daunting especially with new client’s that are new to me or tint treatment’s. This is why I allow extra time to go back and forward with shade by shade until we are happy with the end result.

To have my professional option.

• Sometimes client’s don’t always know what they want or what would suit there skin type and hair colour. This is why I offer my professional option with out any pressure on taking it.

• A mix of blue and black tint together can credit a more vibrant pop for your eyelashes. Why not give it try by asking me on your next appointment.
• Avoid oily products on your eyebrows and eyelashes when possible, Oils and rubbing the area even with water will make the tint fade quicker.