Effortless Elegance with Permanent Makeup

Immediately after, the area will be EXTREMELY dark and darker over the next two days as a scab form in the area. 30- 50% of your pigment will be in the scabs.
Over the next 7-14 days, your scabs should flake off bit by bit. Some people scab in light flakes, and some develop a thick scab. Everybody is different, but whatever you do, do NOT pick at the scabs and make sure you read through and follow the AFTERCARE INSTRUCTIONS properly to obtain the best results. If the scabbing phase is not over by 14 days, please continue your Aftercare instructions until the scabs are completely gone.

After the scabbing phase is over, you will see that the color of your pigment appears foggy and muted in color because a layer of skin has grown over the stain to seal it in. Not to worry, your skin will regenerate over the next several weeks, and the pigment will be more vibrant in color.

The complete healing process takes at least six weeks when the pigment's true orientation will show. For most people, there shouldn’t be too much of a problem going to work or being out in public, as long as you’re good at following aftercare instructions. However, some people may develop thicker scabs and have minor swelling. You may take an Advil or apply an ice pack after your treatment to reduce swelling and discomfort.

When performed by a certified and experienced technician in a sterile environment, permanent makeup is generally considered safe. It's essential to choose a reputable provider like the permanent makeup artists at JLon Beauty Bar.

Most clients report minimal discomfort during the procedure, as a topical numbing cream is usually applied beforehand to reduce sensitivity.

The healing process typically lasts a week to ten days, during which the treated area may appear darker and eventually flake off, revealing the final color.

A professional technician will help you select a shade that complements your skin tone and desired outcome.

Although the aftercare instructions may vary based on the procedure, you should generally keep the area clean, avoid water exposure, and refrain from makeup until fully healed to ensure the best results.

Yes, it’s possible, but it’s crucial to inform your technician of any skin sensitivities or conditions so they can take appropriate precautions.

Discuss your concerns with your technician; they may suggest adjustments or touch-ups to better align with your expectations.

Yes, you can wear makeup over the area once it is fully healed, but many clients enjoy the natural look and find less need for additional makeup.

Generally, touch-ups are recommended every 1 to 3 years, but this can vary based on individual factors like skin type and lifestyle.

There is no specific age limit, but it's essential to consider skin health and consult with a professional to determine the best approach for your individual needs.

Anyone

No, individuals under 18 years of age are not permitted to undergo this procedure.

Unfortunately, those who are prone to keloid scarring should avoid this procedure.

It is generally advised to refrain from getting permanent makeup during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.

If you are on acne medication, please refrain from using it for 7 days before each appointment and 30 days after.

Yes, conditions such as diabetes, HIV, Hepatitis, or any other viral infections may disqualify you from the procedure. Patients undergoing chemotherapy, those with major heart problems, including those with pacemakers, and those with epilepsy should consult with a physician before considering permanent makeup.

If you have a history of poor healing or frequent infections, it is advisable to discuss your situation with a physician to determine is permanent makeup is a good choice for you.

If you have a cold, flu, or any illness that may affect the healing process, it is recommended to reschedule your appointment.

Yes, any irritation such as blemishes, pimples, rash, psoriasis, eczema, rosacea, or sunburn on the area to be treated could prevent eligibility for the procedure. Please call us to discuss prior to your appointment.

Yes, it is okay to get them wet (we recommend quickly washing your eyebrows for the first few days. However, DO NOT soak your eyebrows in water, i.e., swimming or long showers. Getting them wet may cause premature lifting of your scabs and increase the chance of infections and loss of pigment. It would be best to keep them dry to avoid complications and undesired results such as smudgy blurred lines, scar tissue, and uneven pigment.