FAQs

  • Everyone has a different level of sensitivity so topical anesthetics are applied before and during treatment to alleviate any sensation or discomfort. You will hear a scratch noise/ sensation throughout. Music is played during procedure, however feel free to bring your own ear phones and music to distract you.

  • In order to keep eyebrow tattoo results looking fresh, we recommend a touch up every year or when needed. Less is more when it comes to Permanent make-up. There will be a point in time where you’re going to have to fill in your brows in the meantime before coming in for a touch up. Reach out before booking a touch up appointment. 

    Permanent make up is “low-maintenance” not “no maintenance”. 

  • Noticing that your brow shape isn’t as crisp and you're filling them in more often?
    Wishing they were darker or seeing gaps where the pigment has faded?

    Everyone’s timeline is different! Most clients return for a color boost every 1–2 years. However, if you skipped your initial touch-up, you’ll likely need to come in sooner to maintain your results.

  • Because color is implanted in the facial area there tends to be more fluid circulation than other parts of the body. Your face sees the most wear of any piece of you—exposure to the sun, food, facial products—the list goes on and on. All of these things cause permanent color to fade, this is why you need a touch up.

  • It will last as long as it’s maintained. How long brows last will vary depending on your skin type and how well your skin takes in pigment during the session. After a touch up, brows are expected to last from 1 to 3 years depending on skin retention, time in the sun and daily skin routines (more exfoliating products, faster the fade).

  • Healing time varies from individual to individual. Usually, it takes about a week to 14 days for the epithelial crust to form and slough off. Your skin will be considered healed after that happens. Then, the pigment takes some time to settle into the skin. A good month should pass before I consider the process complete.

  • Unfortunately, I can't. How the skin will react is different for everyone and many factors are to be taken into consideration. Skin type, age, scarring, diet, stress levels, facial products used, etc. all play a key role in your results, which is why it is important to know that more than one touch up may be required.

    I always make sure that your face is important to me and I will act in accordance with my experience and expertise to give you my absolute best. But there are no guarantees in this industry. Please think long and hard before you decide to go for it.

    Although Microblading or Ombre shading tattoo is considered to be semi-permanent, the procedure does allow flexibility for color or shape change to some extent. However, I will work closely with you to ensure that you are satisfied with the proposed technique. I will allow you to have as much control over the procedure as possible, so there’s very little room for error. If you do not like the decision you made, the Touch Up can be cancelled and the pigmented area naturally fades over time. If you aren’t 100% sure you would benefit from this procedure, please opt for a more temporary options.

  • Corrections are selective and not guaranteed. I don’t touch up other artists’ work. Please email/text clear photos without makeup so I can assess first.

  • If brows are 70–90% faded, this is not an annual touch-up—you’ll need a new initial session since we’re starting over rather than layering pigment.

  • I accept Cherry for eligible services. Policies, refund windows, and processing times apply (details provided in the approval/booking link).

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  • I can tattoo fingers, but I do not tattoo palms due to the significant fading and unpredictable healing process. The skin on the palms is much thicker and regenerates faster, which causes ink to fade quickly or even disappear entirely. Finger & hand tattoos also fade faster than tattoos in other areas, but with proper placement and aftercare, they can last longer—though touch-ups may still be needed.

    Getting a finger/hand tattoo is a commitment, and it’s important to understand that multiple touch-ups may be required over time to maintain its appearance. If you’re considering a finger tattoo, I recommend keeping the design simple and being prepared for the natural fading process.

  • You can change your design up to 72 hours of booking. After 72 hours you cannot change your design. I pre-draw/trace every design before your scheduled appointment, while still taking clients for other services, leaving me with little to no time to make adjustments before you come in.

  • +18. Must provide a valid ID! I do not tattoo minors even with parental consent.

  • I don’t mind taking a look at the tattoo but typically do not because of variation in Technique & Ink – Every artist uses different techniques, ink brands, and needle configurations. Touching up someone else’s work can lead to inconsistencies in how the tattoo heals and looks over time.

  • Touch-ups are not automatically included; they’re assessed case-by-case and scheduled no sooner than 6–8 weeks after your appointment. Fine line tattoos are said to fade more aggressively than regular tattoos, though both tattoo styles will fade with time, and may need touch-ups. The longevity of your tattoo in either style relies on the location of the tattoo and how well you care for your skin. Finger/hand tattoos are areas that don’t retain as long and will need future touch ups.

  • Yes but red pigment has a higher risk of causing allergic reactions compared to other colors.
    Some clients experience more swelling, itching, or prolonged healing time.
    Red ink may fade faster, sometimes turning pink or brown over time.
    In some cases, red ink may be rejected by the skin, leading to raised or bumpy textures.
    Red ink is more difficult to remove with laser treatments compared to black ink.

  • Fine line creates thinner, more intricate lines typically using 1-3 round liner needles, this style of tattoo tends to appear very dainty & tiny detail can be added. Traditional work typically creates a bit thicker, bolder lines using 6-12+ round liner needles. Both styles have their own unique appeal.

  • Quotes are provided in your booking link and may vary based on complexity and level of detail. Prices are estimates and set at my discretion.

    All pricing provided is an estimate based on the information submitted in your inquiry form. If the final design differs significantly from what was originally discussed, including changes in size, placement, level of detail, or multiple design revisions, the final price may be adjusted accordingly. Any price changes will be discussed and approved on the day of your appointment.

  • Flash designs are final and cannot be altered. Booking a flash design means you agree to those terms.

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