• It is important that you refrain from using any skin/blood thinners (Vitamin A, Glycolic acids) on the brow area two weeks prior to your appointment.

• Do not consume any alcohol, fish oil, caffeine or take any blood thinners (Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Niacin) 48 hours before your procedure, this may cause excess bleeding and may affect your results.

• We will not be able to tattoo over any blemishes, sores or moles in or around the brow area.

• Cosmetic botox and fillers should be done two weeks prior or two weeks after your appointment.

• You will not be able to receive a tattoo service if you are pregnant or planning on pregnancy.

• You will not be able to receive a tattoo service you if you are prone to keloid scarring.

• Your brows will be at their darkest in the first 1-4 days following your initial session.

• At day 5-7 a scab will become to form and your brows will begin to flake and shed for up to 10 days.

• Once your brows have scabbed and flaked entirely, your brow tattoo may seem lighter in colour, but will return to its expected colour after 2 weeks.

• The whole healing process can take up to 6 weeks which is approximately when you’ll be due for your touch up where we can intensify colour, touch up any faded areas, and clean up your shape. 

After your initial appointment, a touch up is required approximately 6-8 weeks after your initial session.

The final result will be created at the touch up appointment, where we can correct the shape, colour and saturation of the tattoo.

As cosmetic tattoos age, the pigments beneath your skin may alter over time.

The pigments initially implanted into your dermis will break down at different speeds; this is because some molecules are harder for your body to metabolise, and some molecules cannot be metabolised at all. If your body is holding onto certain molecules, it is common to be left with hues of colours, which may require neutralisation. Neutralisation is the process of implanting complementary pigments to attempt to bring the colour back to its original state.

Any maintenance touch ups that you'd wish to book will incur an additional fee as specified on the booking system.

Cosmetic Brow Tattooing is the semi-permanent makeup technique that involves using a needle to deposit pigment into the skin to create fuller brows, correct symmetry and provide longer lasting results than common brow services.

Cosmetic tattooing will not wash off and will gradually fade over time as your body metabolises the pigment. It can last from 1-10 years. The duration that the pigment holds a high saturation will depend on factors such as, client’s own metabolism, skin type, sun exposure, medications.

A topical anesthetic cream or gel is used for numbing during your procedure. Pain thresholds vary from each individual and every effort is made to ensure you remain comfortable, however small amounts of discomfort is to be expected

Your brow tattoo will appear more intense, darker and warmer than expected for the first few days. This will gradually lighten and cool during the complete healing process. Redness and swelling are completely normal, but minimal

The shape will be carefully mapped and measured, then drawn during your consultation, you will have many opportunities to assess this process and request any alterations before moving forward.

We’ll never start tattooing until you are 100% happy with the shape we’ve created.

We assess factors such as your natural hair colour, skin tone and eye colour to carefully select the best suitable pigment for you and your unique features.

Allocate 3-4 hours for the appointment. This will include a consultation, colour, style, mapping & the tattoo. Expect to be tattooed for 2-3 hours.

Steph is not currently taking on clients with a pre-existing brow tattoo.