WHO IS A GOOD CANDIDATE FOR OMBRE BROWS?
Eligibility Requirements
Although most clients are great candidates for ombre brows, The following are conditions that will not qualify a person for this eyebrow procedure:
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Under age 18
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Currently pregnant or breastfeeding.
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Has cancer and currently undergoing chemotherapy or radiation.
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Taking steroid medication and Prednisone (Must be off for at least 2 months).
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Has an open wound present in brow area.
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If you take Roaccutane or Accutane for acne you must have finished these 6 months prior to having your procedure.
Please obtain consent from your doctor before booking an ombre brow procedure if:
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Have diabetes and under doctor’s care (frequent visits / uncontrolled A-1C levels). Have been in remission from cancer for 1 year
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Have high blood pressure and/or a diabetic
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Using blood thinning prescriptions
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Have an autoimmune disease
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Pre-Care Instructions
The following facial procedures must be avoided prior to ombre brow procedures:
2 days
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Do not drink alcohol or caffeine 48 hours prior to your procedure
1 week
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All blood thinners should be avoided 1 week prior to procedure including Ibuprofen, Tylenol, Advil, Aleve, Motrin, Aspirin, Excedrin, Wardarin, Coumadin, Oil Supplements such as Fish Oil, Vitamin E Oil, and Primrose Oil.
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Avoid all antibiotics, iron supplements and magnesium 1 week prior to procedure
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Any mood-altering drugs such as aderol & xanax, should be avoided 1 week prior to procedure.
2 Weeks
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If you wax, pluck, or tint your eyebrows, this must be avoided 2 weeks prior to your appointment.
3 Weeks
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No facial tanning for 3 weeks prior or facial sunburn.
4 Weeks
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No skin needling for 4 weeks prior to the procedure.
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No botox or chemical peels of any kind for 4 weeks prior to procedure. This includes Glycolic, Pumpkin, Alpha Hydroxy Acid, Salicylic Acid, Microdermabrasion, Laser Facials, other ablative and on-ablative. Also included are Fraxel, Co2, and IPL laser treatments.
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Do not use active skin products that contain AHA, Retinol A or Vitamin A products on or around the brow area for a month prior to the procedure.