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$350-$449 Nano Brows


Get the most realistic natural looking brows with our Nano artists. 


$449 Nano Premium - Hair strokes only.


$350 Nano Combination - Hair strokes and shading.


Nano brows are the most realistic natural looking brows and Nano techs have the highest skill level.  Touchups not included. (2 hours. $50 dep.)

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$149 Nano Brows Touchup (Return Clients Only)


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$250 Master Brows 


Get permanent makeup with our professional Master Artists.  


Choose between:

Microblading

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Master Artists are experienced artists with professional level skills and act as mentors to our students. Touchups not included. (2 hours.  $50 dep.) Learn more.


$99 Master Brows Touchup (Return Clients Only)


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$99 Student Brows  


Get your brows done by our student artists for only $99. 


Choose between:

Microblading

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 Get a big discount and help our student artists build their portfolio.  Don't worry!  Students are supervised by our professional staff.  They will also pre-draw the brows for your approval. Touchups not included.  (2 hours. $20 dep.)  Learn more.


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FAQ Videos

What are Nano Brows?

Nano is a hair strokes technique, similar to Microblading, that uses a digital machine with a single fine needle to inject hair strokes into your brows for a fuller brow look.  Watch this video to learn about the difference between Nano Premium Brows and Microblading Combination.

What is Microblading?

Microblading is a hair strokes technique, similar to Nano Brows, that uses a hand tool with fine needles to etch hair strokes into your brows for a fuller brow look.  What this video to learn about the difference between Microblading and Microblading Combination.

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  • Reduce your daily makeup routine.
  • Smudge-proof. Doesn't come off with rubbing, sweating, raining, or crying.
  • Holds up in Florida humidity.
  • Fuller thicker shape.
  • Look great 24/7.
  • Professional look everyday.
  • Wake up looking great.
  • Correct imperfections or hair loss.
  • More youthful look.
  • Confidence.
  • More compliments.


Permanent makeup or cosmetic tattooing is a cosmetic technique which employs tattoos as a means of producing designs that resemble makeup, such as makeup used on brows, lips, and eyeliner.  It is similar to body tattooing, except permanent makeup uses pigment that is designed to fade and is injected at a shallower skin depth than body tattooing.


Permanent makeup fades over time so there is some maintenance.  In general, you should expect a 6-week touchup because it will likely fade the first session and then a refresh touchup every year.  


Depends.  We use numbing cream, but there still might be a little sting.  Everybody makes it through.  Lots of people sleep through it.


2 hours.  Expect the students to be slower than the masters.


We specialize in permanent makeup for brows, lips, eyeliner, and scalp with over 20,000 clients in 4 locations in 7 years so you know you are in good hands. We have a ton of pictures of previous clients for you to view.  Your outcome represents our company so you know you will get our best. 


Unfortunately, there are no guaranteed results in permanent makeup.  No permanent makeup artists can guarantee results. How skin reacts to PMU is different for everyone and many factors are to be taken into consideration, such as how well clients care for their brows, skin type, age, scarring, diet, stress levels, facial products used, and medications, all play a key role in how the pigment will hold, which is why it is important to know that more than one touch up may be required.  We can guarantee that your face is important to us and that we will act in accordance with our experience and expertise to give you our absolute best. We can guarantee that we will strive to make you satisfied and content every time, but there are no guarantees in this industry.  


Wrong expectations are a big reason for client dissatisfaction.  It is important to have the right expectations when you get permanent makeup.   Permanent makeup is a process and you should not expect your brows to be perfect after the first procedure.  


1) You should expect to get a 6-week touchup because:

- Brows usually heal light or like it didn't take the first time.  

- You may need color and shape correction.

- It is difficult to tell how a client's skin will heal the first time. There are a wide variety of results that can happen for each client.  Your friend's skin may have healed perfectly, but your results can be very different.

- Touchups help extend the life of the brows and the time until the next refresh touchup.


2) After your 6-week touchup, you should expect to get a refresh touchup every 1-2 years because pigments are designed to fade over time, which is nice because it allows you to make some changes as your style changes.


Tips for getting the best results


- Stick with the process.  It may take 1 or more touchups to get the results you want.

- Communicate clearly with the tech about what type of brow you are looking for.  You know what style you like and that needs to be communicated to the tech.  Techs see a lot of clients and everybody has an idea of what they like and what is beautiful.

- Make sure the pencil drawing is what you want before doing the procedure.  Don't approve something you don't like.

- Use best practices for the aftercare, including using the healing cream we provide, minimizing the sun, and no swimming for a couple weeks.

- Be patient. Wait for the 6 weeks of healing to finish.  


Most clients new to permanent makeup have genuine concerns about the risk level - after all, it is their face!  Although their concerns are valid, if done properly, permanent makeup is not as risky as people think. And we've done over 15,000 brows at multiple locations so you know you are in good hands.  Follow these 3 steps for great results:


  • 1) Proper consultation - We will consult with you to find out what brows you want then pre-draw the brows with a pencil for your approval, so you know what they are going to look like before the procedure.  After the procedure, take time make sure you like the brows.  If there is something we need to adjust, let us know. 
  • 2) Proper aftercare - Follow our aftercare procedures.  This will insure you have the best results. 
  • 3) Expect to come back for your 6-week touchup.  Don't expect your brows to be perfect after the first procedure.  Permanent makeup often heals faded, patchy, or slightly unsymmetrical and clients need a touchup to fine tune their brows. 


We can blend most colors depending on your needs.  We will consult with you before the procedure to figure out what works best with you.  We use dark brown instead of black pigment since black tends to turn a little greenish over time.  For greying, white hair, or blondes, we usually recommend taupe.  


Permanent makeup is a process not a one time event.  


6-Week Touchup - You should expect to get a 6-week touchup since the brows will heal light, patchy, or like the pigment didn't take.  The 6-week touchup is also helpful for extending the length of the procedure, fine tuning the shape and color, and finalizing the look.  You may need to get more than 1 touchup.


Refresh Touchups - After the 6-week touchup, it is common to get a refresh touchup every 1-2 years because the pigment fades over time.  Results vary for each person.


Note: There are no guarantees in permanent makeup.  It works for most, but some skin doesn't retain the pigment well. 


With permanent makeup, healing is difficult to predict.   It is different for every person.  Some heal perfectly. Some heal a little light.  Some heal like nothing was done.  We need to be conservative on the first procedure because we don't want your brows to heal too dark.  It is better to heal light then too dark.  At the touchup, we can see how your skin healed then make some adjustments, such as add more pigment if it heals light.  


There are no guarantees that your skin will take the pigment better with the adjustments, but we can usually make it better.  If it still heals like nothing was done after the touchup, then your skin probably just kicks out the pigment too easily and permanent makeup won't work for you.


Depends. In general, we usually do touchups for first time clients that just need a color refresh.  If you need shape correction, we would need to see  your brows in person to know for certain if we want to do it.  Touchups for first time clients are $150 with our masters or $75 with our student artists.


Depends.  We do minor corrections.  You can text a photo to 727-213-8811 so we can decide if you are eligible.   We may need you to come in for a consultation so we can take a look face to face.


Brows take 6 weeks to heal properly.  Most of the big changes occur in the first 3 weeks. Read more about the aftercare below. 


Our clients never have any issues with driving afterwards.  It's usually irritated, but not swollen much.


No, but some clients prefer to have a couple days off right after.  The brows can be very dark and a little irritated.  Also you need to keep them clean for at least a week so if you work in a dirty environment, you may want to do them when you can take a few days off.


We generally recommend waiting until after big events to get permanent makeup.  Healing can be light, patchy, or slightly unsymmetrical after the first procedure and you will most likely need to do a 6-week touchup to fine tune them to how you want them.  That being said, you can use makeup after a couple weeks if needed.


We require you to be at least 18 years old.  Although tattooing is harder on older skin, there is no upper age limit. 


If you have really oily skin and you did hair strokes, the pigment can spread easily and become less defined.  You might want to consider shading instead.    


Permanent makeup is growing in popularity for cancer patients that have gone through chemo therapy and lost some or most of their hair.  We recommend checking with your doctor first.  If your doctor gives you the thumbs up, we can do it 6 months after your last treatment.


Yes, but with the exceptions of translators or assistants, only clients are allowed in the procedure room.  We have a waiting room they can use.   


Maybe. We can partially cover up scarring.  We can put pigment over most older scars, but not if it is too new.  We recommend the scar be at least 6 months old.


No. We integrate the tattoo with your current brows. 


The deposit is nonrefundable. 


Yes, but we recommend not getting Botox close to your permanent makeup session.  Get Botox 2-4 weeks before or after getting permanent makeup.


Preparing for your visit

Understand the permanent makeup process.

To obtain your best results, make sure you understand the permanent  makeup process.  For many of our clients, it is their first time to get permanent makeup and many don't know much about how it works.


  1. Book an appointment.  Most clients do the consult and procedure on the same day, but you can do them separately if you want.  We do free consultations.  Book online at   https://impressivebrows.setmore.com/services or call/text 727-213-8811 for an appointment.
  2. Once you arrive, we will have you fill out paperwork.
  3. We will do a consultation to figure out what you want.  If you aren't sure what you want, we can recommend a technique.  Once you decide on a design, then we will pencil draw the brows for your approval.  Be sure it is what you want.  If you don't like the drawing, let us know and we will change it until you approve.
  4. Once you approve the design, we will do the procedure.
  5. We will apply numbing cream.  It takes about 20 minutes for the numbing cream to kick in.  During the numbing, we will have you read over the aftercare.
  6. We will do the procedure and the tech will confirm you like the brows.  Make sure you like the brows because we cannot do additional work until the end of the 6 weeks of healing.
  7. When the procedure is finish, we will go over the aftercare process again and check you out. It is important to follow our aftercare directions carefully to prevent infection and to get the best results. (Read more about the aftercare below.)
  8. At first, your brows will look very dark.  They will peel within the first couple weeks and look very light.  The color will come back some over the 6 weeks of healing.
  9. At the end of the 6 weeks, you likely need to return for a 6 week touchup because you brows will likely heal light, patchy, slightly off symmetry, or like the pigment didn't take.  Don't worry.  That is what the touchup is for.
  10. At the 6 week touchup, the tech will take a look and see how your brows healed then make adjustments.  The touchup will have a similar 6 week healing process as the first procedure, but normally with improved results.
  11. If, at the end of the 6 weeks of healing, you need more work, we do a free follow up.
  12. Most clients will get a refresh touchup every 1-3 years because the pigment fades over time.
  13. Don't get discouraged if you don't like the results right away.  Most clients that stick with the process get good results.

Come with the right expectations.

We would love for all our clients to have perfect brows after the first procedure, but that is typically not how permanent makeup works.  Permanent makeup may take 2 or 3 procedures to get the results you want.


  • Permanent makeup is not permanent.  Expect it to fade over time.  It is designed to fade so that it is changeable over time as your likes change.  You might have a different style in a few years.
  • Expect results to vary widely from person to person due to factors like how well your skin accepts pigment, how well you care for you brows, your work environment, etc.  Permanent makeup results, especially the first procedure, can be perfect, light, very light, patchy, slightly unsymmetrical, or like the pigment didn't take.
  • Don't expect yours to heal the same as your friends. Results vary from person to person.
  • Don't expert yours to heal the same as the last time you did it.
  • Don't expect your permanent makeup to be like your body tattoos.  Permanent makeup uses different softer pigments and doesn't go as deep as body tattooing.
  • Expect to get at least one touchup.  There is a 75% chance that you will need the 6-week touch up and a 10% chance that you will need a third visit.
  • In rare cases, it doesn't work for some people because their skin pushes out there pigment too easily.
  • Expect to spend at least 2 hours for one services and 2.5 hours for two services.

Dos and Don'ts

  • Don't get a sunburn.  Minimize your sun exposer  for at least a week.
  • Don't do any waxing or facial treatments a week before you come.
  • Don't do any threading a couple days before you come.
  • Don't drink alcohol or coffee within 24 hours of your appointment.
  • Don't shave your brows.  We integrate the tattooing into the brows you already have.
  • Don't expect perfect brow immediately.  Permanent makeup is a process.  You should expect to do a 6 week touchup and possibly more.  Also expect to get refreshes ever 1-2 years.
  • Do wear your makeup if you think it will help us understand your style.
  • Do bring a photo(s) if you think it can help the artist understand the style that you are wanting.
  • Do read the FAQ and aftercare so that you will be prepared for the process.  Clients love permanent makeup, but it can be frustrating if you come with the wrong initial expectations.

Who should avoid permanent makeup?

  • Pregnant or nursing - Women who are pregnant or nursing should not get permanent makeup because of the possibility of infection and/or chemicals entering the bloodstream.
  • People with epilepsy, pacemakers, major heart problems, Lupus, organ transplants, Eczema, Dermatitis, Rosacea, Psoriasis, allergies to metal/color, Keloids, and Accutane.
  • You should get a doctors clearance for Chemotherapy, Diabetes, Thyroid, or Glaucoma.
  • You might want to reconsider doing permanent makeup if you are allergic to lidocaine or epinephrine, have very oily skin, are prone to cold sores, are prone to hyperpigmentation, or have sun damaged skin.
  • Blood thinners - If you are on blood thinner, you may not want to get permanent makeup because the pigment will be pushed out quickly.
  • Shingles - If you have had Shingles, it is recommended to wait several months to make sure you are completely healed. Also, keep in mind that getting permanent makeup may reactivate the shingles.
  • Here is a good article on who should avoid permanent makeup with explanations. 

Aftercare

What is the aftercare process like?


No Guarantees:  Most people have great results from permanent makeup, but there are no guarantees.  We cannot predict how your skin will heal.  There is the possibility that your skin just rejects pigment quickly so permanent makeup isn't going to work for you.  You cannot know until you try.


2-Step Process:  Many clients have the expectation that permanent makeup is a one time experience.  Although many clients have great results with just one procedure, you should not expect perfection after the first treatment.  Permanent makeup is less hassle than traditional cosmetics, but it does require maintenance and is at least a 2-step process and you should expect to get the 6-week touchup for correcting and fine tuning of your brows.

  

Healing Timeline:  Permanent makeup requires a 6-week healing process.  You will not be able to change your brows until the end of the healing :

  • Day 1. Brows are swollen and color looks warmer.
  • Day 2-5. Brows look obvious dark and reddish. 
  • Day 3-14 Exfoliation takes place. Brows may look light, ashy, uneven, or like the pigment didn't take.  Over the next few weeks, the brow color and shape will fill in and set. 
  • Day 50 Brows are now fully healed. Color and shape have returned.
  • 6-Week Touchup - Get a touchup to fine tune and finalize the your brows.


Brow Care:  The better you care for your brows during the 6 week healing stage, the better they will heal.  Here are some tips for caring for your brows.

  • Washing and healing cream-  For the first couple weeks, wash your eyebrows twice a day. Use a mild cleanser on and around the procedure area. DO NOT use any cleansers containing anti-aging/anti acne agents (IE retinal, glycolic, lactic, or AHA). Dial soap or Cetaphil are good choices. Foam up a tiny amount of soap in your hands, then use the foam to gently cleanse your eyebrows. Rinse well. Gently blot dry with clean paper towel. Make sure moisture blotted off before applying your healing cream. Never put ointment on a tattoo. Do not let your brows dry out.  Also, apply a light coat of healing cream after washing. Although it is important to use the cream, using it excessively can discourage the skin of air and can result in pigment loss during the healing period; so, use, but use it sparingly, just enough to moisten the brows.  
  • Showering -  For the first few days, do not take steaming hot showers and keep bathroom doors opened as to not cause a steam effect.  Do not let the shower hit you directly in the face. At the very end of your shower, wash your hair and rinse away from your face.
  • Exfoliation: The brows will typically shed off during the first week leaving the under brows looking light, patchy, or like it didn't take. Do not panic.  This is normal for permanent makeup.  Once the outer skin peels off, the brows will start to fill back in over the next few weeks.  The color and shape will shift as the brows heal.  The final result will be set by the end of the 6th week.  If needed, touch-ups can only be done after 6 weeks. 


Things to avoid -  Immediately after the procedure, your brows will be a little reddish and irritated.  Most likely you will experience a little itchiness.  This will typically last for 1-3 days.   It is part of the healing process.

  • Makeup - No topical make up on the healing procedure for a few days or until flaking has ended. Topical makeup may have bacteria and your new procedure needs adequate time to heal.
  • Brow hair removal: No tweezing or waxing the eyebrows for 10 full days .
  • Facials - No facials or peels for two full weeks. 
  • Lasers - Avoid laser treatments in the brows area in the future.
  • Pet Grooming/Dust - No pet grooming, gardening or anything that causes dust or dirt for a minimum of 72 hours. Waiting 7 full days is best.
  • Excessive sweating - Sweating is not good for the healing process.  We recommend not exercising for 7 days or any activity that would induce excessive sweat  or cause your face to heat up and turn red.  Salt from the sweat can lighten the brow.
  • Steaming showers - Do not take steaming hot showers and keep bathroom doors opened so as to not cause a steam effect.  Keep your face from being directly hit by the shower. At the very end of your shower, wash your hair and rinse away from your face.
  • Sun/Beach/Tanning Beds - Avoid the sun and tanning beds as much as possible for a couple weeks.  Too much sun can burn the skin and cause a darker color.
  • Swimming - Avoid swimming for the first couple weeks.  Saltwater and chemical in pools can affect the healing color. DO NOT expose your new procedure to chemicals, hot tubs, saunas, salt water, chlorinated pools, lakes, or ponds.


Touchups - Permanent makeup is not a one-and-done experience.  You should expect to follow up the initial procedure with a 6-week touchup and then occasionally a refresh touchup.

  • 6-Week Touchup - This is the 2nd part of a 2-step procedure.  While many clients are satisfied with their results after the initial procedure, you should expect to get a 6-week touchup to fine tune and finalize your look.   Some clients want a touchup immediately after the procedure, but they need to wait 6 weeks in order for the skin to heal and the color, shape, and pigment to set.   Doing a touchup before the 6 weeks of healing is finished can damage the skin.
  • Refresh Touchups -  Permanent makeup, or sometimes called semi-permanent makeup, fades slowly over time so expect to get a refresh touchup every couple years.  How often you get a refresh touchup varies from person-to-person depending on your skin type. 
  • Touchup Pricing -  Touchups are not included in the original price, but touchups for returning clients cost less.  Choose between $99 for Master artists, $75 for Pro artists, $50 for Student artists. 


Common Concerns:

  • Dark brows  - Be prepared for the initial color intensity of your procedure to be significantly sharper, brighter, or darker than what is expected for the final outcome.  At the end of your healing process, your brows will be lighter and softer.
  • Irritation/Soreness - You will most likely experience irritation or soreness for a few days.  The brows are irritated and take a few days to settle back to normal. 
  • Peeling brows - During the first 3-14 days, expect the outer layer of your brows to peel/exfoliate, leaving a lighter and possibly patchy look.  Don't freak out.  This is normal.  Also, do not pick the brows off.  Let them fall off naturally.  Once the brows peel, the color will come back from under the skin and darken over the next 6 weeks.  After the first week, you may use a little makeup to make the brows look even.  Avoid makeup the first week so that bacteria doesn't enter the skin.
  • Pigment is light/patchy/gone - Once the brows peel, the under layer of the brow will likely look light, patchy, or like nothing was even done.  Don't worry.  The pigment from under the skin will come up to the surface and set over the 6-week healing process.  Note: For some clients, permanent makeup just doesn't work for them because the pigment is pushed out quickly.  There are no guarantees in permanent makeup.
  • Looks unnatural - Clients that get the combo are sometimes worried that the shading is too dark in the beginning.  Wait out the healing process because the shading will lighten over time.
  • Imperfect healing - While many brows heal perfectly after the initial procedure, many do not.  You should expect to get a 6-week touchup to fill in light spots and finalize your look.  
  • Shape and symmetry:  The initial look of your brows will not be the final look.  The shape and symmetry of the brows will change as the pigment comes up and sets from under the skin.  Also even the best artists can be a little off.  Don't worry if the initial look isn't perfect.  If at the end of the 6-week healing process, the brows still look a little off, the 6-week touchup is used to correct the shape,  symmetry and color. 
  • Out of healing cream - We give a weeks supply of healing cream which is typically enough.  If your brows are still dry and/or cracking, you can order more of the cream, After Inked, from Amazon or if you need it right away you can buy Cetaphil or Aquaphor at most stores.
  • First-timer concerns - It isn't uncommon for permanent makeup first-timers to have concerns during the first couple weeks because they didn't anticipate the healing process.  We understand your concerns because your looks are very important.  Don't worry.  Update yourself on the healing process and follow all the instructions for aftercare.  Keep in mind that the 2-step process isn't complete until after the 6-week touchup.
  • Touchup timeline - Plan on getting your 6-week touchup at the end of the healing process which is 6 weeks after your initial procedure.  Touchups are not included in the price of the initial treatment.
  • Don't like them - If you don't like the way they look initially, wait out the 6-week healing process.  The color and shape you see in the beginning will change during the healing.  Also, don't worry because you can make adjustments at the 6-week touchup. Most clients are very satisfied with their brows once they finish the process.  If after the process you still don't like them, which is rare, there are removal techniques, but they are often costly and involve many sessions.  



Aftercare FAQ

Soap is used to keep your brows clean to prevent infections that are cause by bacteria getting on the brows before the skin has a chance to seal.  After tattooing, your skin's protective layer is compromised since we are depositing pigment under the surface.   The skin needs a chance to heal.  Once you leave our sterile environment, you enter an environment that has an infinite number of possible sources of bacteria.  We recommending washing your brows at least twice a day ... or more if you feel like the cleanliness of your brows is compromised.  Try to minimize how much you touch your brows with your hands or other items.  


Important: If you think you may be getting  an infection, contact us at 727-213-8811.  Note: sometimes itchiness can be caused by an allergic reaction to the healing cream.  Try stopping the healing cream temporarily to see it stops the itchiness.


Healing cream prevents or combats infection and promotes healing. It contains ingredients which actively work against bacteria present on the skin or in contaminated wounds and which is therefore capable of preventing or controlling wound infection.   It also contains ingredients which accelerate the healing process, which as vitamins and minerals.  Be careful not to use too much so that oxygen can pass for healing.


Important: If you think you may be getting  an infection, contact us at 727-213-8811.  Note: sometimes itchiness can be caused by an allergic reaction to the healing cream.  Try stopping the healing cream temporarily to see it stops the itchiness.


Don't worry.  It is a normal part of the healing process.  Your brows will usually lighten or exfoliate (peel off) during the first couple weeks.  They could look light, patchy, or as if nothing was done.  The color will typically come back over the next few weeks.


Don't worry.  This is not unusual.  Everybody's skin heals differently.  Don't get discouraged.  Stick to the process.  Come in for the 6-week touchup so we can see how your brows healed and make adjustments.  That is why permanent makeup is at least a 2-step process.


Everybody's skin heals differently.   It's impossible to know how your tattoo will heal.  Don't get discouraged because your tattoo isn't healing like others.


Permanent makeup is slightly different than body tattooing.  It uses different pigments and is injected at a shallower depth.  It may heal lighter than your body tattoo healed.


If the shape is a little off or you want to make some changes, it is best to wait for the 6-week touchup and then we can do the fine tuning.  We need to see the shape and color after it has healed in order to be more accurate with the adjustments.  Also, it isn't good for your skin to work on it again until the 6 weeks are over.  Of course, if you have concerns, you are always welcome to stop by the spa for us to take a look.


Don't use makeup for at least a week, preferably two.  Makeup contains bacteria that may increase the chance of infection.  Wait until a few days after the brows are done exfoliating before adding makeup.


Healing cream is used to improve the appearance of the tattoo, maintains a brand new look, stop scabs from forming, seal incisions to keep bacteria from spreading, provide nutrients and vitamins that assist the healing, and reduce itchiness and irritation.


Start the process right away.  Wash with soap and water (Dab only. No scrubbing.) and use the healing cream twice a day for a week.  You need to keep it very clean for a week to precent bacteria and infection.


The healing cream we give you should last a week.  Don't put too much on because you want the oxygen to get to the skin.  The portion we give you is usually enough for most clients, but if your skin is still dry or peeling, you should get more.  It is important not to let the tattoo get too dry.  You can stop by the spa to get more or get some Aquaphor or Cetaphil at your local pharmacy.


We recommend not going to the beach for at least a couple weeks.  You need to keep the tattoo clean and out of the sun/saltwater for the first week or two.  Also avoid swimiming in pools for a couple weeks.  The chlorine affects the healing color.


We recommend not working out for a couple weeks.  Excessive sweating is not good for the helaing processs.


No becuase the brows need to properly heal before we do the touchup.  Doing a procedure before the 6 weeks can be hard on the skin.  Also the pigment hasn't had a chance to set to it's final color which makes it more difficult to make color adjustments at the touchup.


Yes.  It isn't unusual to need to do color correction at the 6 week touchup.  Just stick to the process and you should be ok.


Yes.  In fact, it is easy to widen the brow at the touchup.


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