Do you pencil in your brows every morning or color them in before you go out? Is it difficult to see your brows because of your glasses? Do you dread going to pool parties, taking a dip in the hot tub or going to the steam room with that special someone?
Has the fashion of yester years & endless tweezing left your brows thin? Perhaps you would like to save time in the morning & get your children off to school or simply sleep in a bit longer? If the answer to any or all of these questions is yes, then you're the ideal candidate to get your brows done professionally!
You may be a good candidate for permanent makeup if:
- You regularly apply makeup to your eyebrows and find it time-consuming.
- You have difficulty seeing or managing your eyebrows due to factors like glasses.
- You want to enjoy activities like swimming, hot tubs, and steam rooms without worrying about makeup smudging.
- Over-tweezing or other factors have left your brows thin.
- You want to save time in your daily routine.
- You're not affected by any contraindications or health conditions that could complicate the procedure.
- As you've matured your brows have thinned out.
- As you've matured your having trouble seeing without your glasses.
However, it's crucial to address the potential contraindications and health factors mentioned in the passage. You may not be a good candidate for permanent makeup if:
- You're currently using or have used Accutane within the past year.
- You're on blood-thinning medications that you cannot stop taking without approval from a doctor.
- You're pregnant or breastfeeding.
- You have a pacemaker or significant heart problems.
- You've had an organ transplant.
- You'll be taking antibiotics leading up to and during the healing process.
- You have actively inflamed Rosacea in the service area.
- You have major skin irritation near the treated area, such as rashes, sunburn, or acne.
- You're currently undergoing cancer treatment or have recently completed treatment (less than 6 months ago).
- You're dealing with an untreated or unregulated autoimmune disorder.
- You're dealing with untreated or unregulated diabetes.
- You're undergoing emotional or physical stress that might hinder the healing process.
- You've had a previous negative reaction to body art or permanent makeup.
If you do not meet any of the above criteria, you may be a great candidate for permanent makeup. It's essential to consult with a licensed and experienced permanent makeup artist or technician to discuss your specific needs, expectations, and any concerns you may have before proceeding with the procedure. They can provide personalized advice and assess your eligibility for the treatment.
