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Permanent Makeup

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it painful?

Pain is subjective and varies person to person. However, we do our best to make sure your procedure is as comfortable as possible with the use of medical grade topical anesthetics.

Will I have to remove or grow my eyebrow hair out?

Growing out your eyebrows is not necessary.  Just come as you are. We will however, remove hair that falls outside of the agreed upon eyebrow shape. All other hairs will be preserved to help us achieve the most realistic look possible.

How do we determine which style or color will be best for me?

We believe in facial harmony. During your appointment, special time is set aside to hear your desires. After actively listening to your goals, your shape is hand drawn to fit your anatomy, personality, and lifestyle. The color is mixed to match as closely to your natural hair or permanent makeup desires. Your input in this process is greatly valued.

How often will I need touch ups?

Everyone’s body is different and will heal differently depending on their lifestyle, daily routines and medication. Typically one touch up is needed 6-12 weeks from the initial appointment. From there, we recommend refreshing the color annually or even biannually for vibrancy. Occasionally due to boldness preference, aftercare or lifestyle some clients may need additional touch ups beyond the initial touch up. Clients are responsible for these touch ups unless stated otherwise.

Will my brow or lash hair stop growing?

When done correctly, permanent makeup does not interfere with brow hair growth. Regular grooming will still be needed and recommended. Eyelash growth typically isn’t impacted by permanent eyeliner or lash enhancement procedures. However, everyone’s body is different and lash hairs may temporarily shed following a procedure.

Do you take insurance, financing or care credit?

Our payment structure is built into three payments (the deposit, remaining balance and touch up) it mimics a payment plan that makes our procedures more financially feasible. We do have two financing options available should you so choose. Visit the Payment Plans tab at the top of our page to review which option might be best for your needs. 

Are you licensed and legal to work in Oklahoma?

Oklahoma has the highest and most rigorous standards for permanent makeup in the nation. We adhere to all state regulations, hold current licenses and insurance.

Is it safe?

We take every measure to provide you with a clean and safe procedure. In addition to every procedure taking place within a medical setting, these procedures are overseen by an Oklahoma licensed and board certified physician. Top equipment, materials, pigments and disposable tools are used in every procedure.

While permanent makeup can be a beautiful enhancement for most, not everyone is a good candidate.

Permanent Makeup is not suitable for the following:

  • Those under 18 years of age

  • Pregnant and nursing

  • Viral Infections/Diseases (Even if in remission or undetectable)

  • Undergoing Chemotherapy ( Must have had last treatment at one year+ and must provide doctors note)

  • Heart Conditions

  • Autoimmune Disorders

  • Epilepsy

  • Using Chemical Exfoliating Products or Treatments (Within 6 Weeks of Procedure)

  • Undergoing Acne Treatment or Using Acne Treating Products (Within 6 Weeks of Procedure)

  • Used Accutane within past year

  • History of keloid scarring

  • Trichollitimania

  • Uncontrolled Diabetes (We require a doctors note even if you’re taking prescribed medication)

  • On blood thinners/ blood pressure (We require a doctors note, if prescribed medication is taken)

  • Allergies to Lidocaine

  • Blood Clotting Disorders

  • People with skin diseases such as psoriasis, eczema, herpes, cold sores and undiagnosed rashes or blisters

  • People with allergies to makeup, dyes and other pigments

  • Active skin cancer in the area to be tattooed

  • Those who have healing disorders

  • Those who are taking antibiotic and/or steroids within 2 weeks of appointment

  • Those with thin and oversensitive skin, on acne medication and or using retinol/retin-a or clinical strength products

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