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Lavishing Eyebows Microblading Waiver


What is Microblading?
Microblading (or eyebrow embroidery) is a manual method that does not use a normal permanent makeup machine. Manual Microstroking, sometimes referred to as Brow Micropigmentation, Manual Technique, Hand Method Eyebrow Permanent Makeup, Feather Brows, 3D Brows, Cosmetic Tattooing, originated in Asia and has become very popular in the last few years all across the world!

Microblading is done by using a unique hand instrument with a small row of very fine micro needles that deposit pigment into the surface of the dermis (skin) creating feathering strokes. The pigment is implanted in the basal membrane, which divides the epidermis from the Dermis layer of the skin. This creates very crisp, fine hair strokes intended to provide a more defined beautiful look to your brows. 

What is MicroShading?

MicroShading is a relatively new technique that has become extremely popular in the Permanent Makeup Industry. This advanced technique is created using a manual hand tool or a PMU machine that gently inserts the pigment underneath the Dermis layer of the skin creating a beautiful, more defined powder effect to the brows compared to old fashion tattoos. MicroShading is commonly referred to as Powdered Brows, Shaded Brows, and Ombre Brows and is recommended for individuals who desire a more pronounced make-up look.

How long does it last?
Everyone is different; it can last 1-3 years.  Certain factors such as density of pigment, environment (UV light, tanning) and overall health, physiology of the skin, impact how long microblading/shading results last. Retention of pigment varies with each person, a color boost touch-up is usually recommended yearly, some clients require a touch-up every 6 months depending on their skin. 

If you have oily skin, the pigment tends to fade faster. It is very important to follow aftercare instructions carefully for best results. 

Does it hurt?
This is designed to be a gentle procedure with minimal discomfort. The degree of discomfort will depend on several factors, such as if you opt for anesthetics, the location of the treatment, and your pain threshold. In the beginning, you will feel a scratching feeling while we are marking the shape and design of the brow. A numbing cream is then applied which is absorbed into the skin within a few seconds. Once the cream has been absorbed, you will have very little or no feeling.

Who is a candidate for Microblading & MicroShading?

  • Microblading is great for those who desire fuller brows
  • Individuals who suffer from alopecia and hair loss from medical treatments
  • Those who suffer from bad eyesight and have trouble applying brow makeup
  • People who have bald spots in the brows area or desire a different eyebrow shape
  • Those who are always in a rush and feel that applying makeup is a luxury and just don't have time for
  • Individuals who desire a more defined natural look
  • Or simply someone who is tired of spending their time applying brow makeup and just wants to wake up with flawless brows

Who is not a good candidate for Microblading & MicroShading?

  • indecisive/ fearful clients 
  • Pregnant or nursing
  • Patients with uncontrolled Diabetes
  • Is on blood thinners/heart medications of any sort (will need a doctors note)
  • Skin diseases/problem skin in the treated area such as broken capillaries, Acne, Moles, Keratosis, Psoriasis, excessively oily skin, Seborrhea, Dermatitis, excessive sebum
  • Directly after Botox treatment 
  • Use of Accutane, Isotretinoin, or other retinoids typically used for facial treatments (must wait 2 wks)
  • If you have a pacemaker, this manual method can be used, but any machine use is not allowed.
  • Very sensitive and pain intolerant
  • Sunburn or frostbitten (allowed after symptoms are gone)
  • Is prone to Keloid Scars
  • Has an active Viral infection (cold/flu)
  • Thyroid/Graves disorder (medications may cause pigment to not retain properly)
  • On Chemotherapy or any therapy for autoimmune disorders (consult with your doctor first, if approved by a physician a doctor's note is required)

*If you are sensitive and have a history of severe allergic reactions, a patch test can be completed if desired. A patch test must be completed 48 hrs before your treatment. Patch test available only upon request. 

*If you are under a physician's care for a chronic medical condition, you will need to bring in a release form stating that it is safe for you to have this procedure performed. Your physician will know best if you will heal without complications, if you are prone to infections, or have a compromised immune system.

*If you are not certain that you are a candidate or have questions/concerns,  a consultation is recommended. 

Initial Consultation:

The brow design is drawn in pencil so you get an idea of shape and form.

A photo is taken of you so we can study the symmetry of your features. No one is exactly the same, and what we see as your ideal brow might not be what you want, we want to achieve your desired brow. Our goal is to obtain symmetry and communicate realistic expectations. Please remember we can't make you look like your favorite celebrity, we are brow artists, not plastic surgeons but we can definitely make your brows looks amazingly beautiful!

Lavishing Eyebrows Pre-care instructions:

Thank you for choosing Lavishing Eyebrows for your Microblading/Microshading procedure!

Please make sure to read the following instructions to assure the best results for your procedure. It is very important to refrain from alcohol, Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Aleve, or any form of blood thinners 24 hrs or more prior to your appointment.

Tylenol is permitted for aches and pains, this medication will not interfere with the procedure. 

Refrain from Vit E and fish oil capsules at least 48 hrs prior to the procedure

Do not drink coffee, alcohol, or energy drinks up to 24 hrs prior to your treatment and/or on the day of treatment. This will help you relax much easier during the procedure and it will also help relax the facial muscles benefiting the brow area. 
If you tint your brows, do it 2-3 days prior to treatment
Do not tan or sunbathe your face 3 days before treatment.
You must complete any waxing at least 2 days before the treatment.
No chemical peels, dermabrasion, mesotherapy, or any other intense treatments. This will cause skin cells to rejuvenate faster which will result in skin irritation. We recommend any of these be done at least a week before micropigmentation.

Thank you again! We look forward to seeing you. You are one step away from having beautiful brows!

On the Treatment Day:

  • Please arrive at your appointment on time and call if you are running late; late arrival can lead to your treatment being postponed to another day. 
  • First, we clean your brow area with sterile, hygienic pads and draw the brow form onto your skin.
  • A photo will be taken, often times a photo will show defects or issues that may need to be addressed.
  • We use a sterile microblading /shading tool and disposable blades during your procedure.
  • We use EU Regulated Permanent Makeup high-quality pigments, specially manufactured for microblading /shading.
    Treatment Steps (procedure usually takes approximately 2 hours):
    1. Consultation discussing treatment, shape, and pigment color.
    2. The shape is drawn with a soft pencil.
    3. Numbing cream is applied to the skin; this takes approximately 10 minutes to take effect.
    4. The pigment is applied with a manual tool using our technique.
    5. The pigment is left to absorb and work its magic!
    6. We clean the area and apply a healing cream.
    7. Take a look at your new, gorgeous brows!

Lavishing Eyebrows Microblading/MicroShading - AfterCare Instructions

Aftercare is very important in order to achieve beautiful and lasting results Note: Please wash hands with soap before you wash or touch your eyebrows

Day 1: Wash brows 4 times using a wet gauze and soap provided to prevent immediate scab formation. Gently dab freshly tattooed brows with a damp gauze to remove all the lymph tissue. The movement of wet gauze is done in the direction of the hair without forcing the skin. Rinse gauze with cold water and remove soap by wiping the brow a second time. Then pat dry with a soft paper towel, allowing the brows to air dry. Using a Q-tip apply a thin layer of ointment the size of a rice grain to each brow by gently dabbing on the brow, making sure to cover every area of the brow. DO NOT RUN Q tip through the brow to avoid pulling the skin and any premature scabs.

Day 2 - 14 ***STOP washing!  Keep brows completely dry. Avoid direct contact to water, steam and sweat.

COMBINATION SKIN: apply ointment 4 times a day x14 days. OILY SKIN: apply the ointment 2-3 times a day. DRY SKIN:  apply ointment 5-7 times a day depending on the level of dryness.  Keep eyebrows lightly glossed. Amount used should be the size of a rice grain on each brow.

**FOR THE NEXT 14 DAYS** AVOID THE FOLLOWING:

  • Avoid direct contact to water, steam, sweat, sun.  If you're in the sun wear a hat.
  • No sauna, steam room or swimming
  • No sunbathing, or tanning your face* for 4 weeks**
  • No brow tinting, chemical peels,  facials, dermabrasion for 4 weeks.
  • Do not use any eyebrow makeup for 2 weeks.
  • Do not scratch, pick or rub brows
  • TIPS:
  • Sleep on your back for the first 7 days.
  • Do not wash your hair for the first 3 days if possible- use dry shampoo*
  • When showering, use a shower cap to cover the brows by pulling the shower cap down right above the eyelids. **Make sure to apply a layer of ointment to the brows** or use Goggles
  • When washing your hair in the shower, dab a layer of ointment to brows and cover them with a piece of plastic saran wrap. Using waterproof tape, secure plastic wrap on the brows.
  • (Clear medical tape 3M Transpore or Nexcare )
  • If you wear makeup foundation or power, protect your brows by covering them with a piece of saran wrap
  • Wear a hat if sunbathing
  • Avoid heavy workouts that make you sweat for at least 10 days

HEALING PROCESS - WHAT TO EXPECT AFTER BROW PROCEDURE

  • Scabbing, flaking, thickness, sensitivity, dry skin, itching, and color loss is all part of the healing process
  • The brows are approximately 40% darker and bolder all around VS once fully healed.
  • Hair strokes look bolder and darker due to the swelling of the skin that was worked on. This will subside within a few hrs. Scabs start to form usually 48 hrs after the procedure. Don’t be concerned when the scabs fall off this is normal.
  • It is normal to lose 40-50% of the color during the healing process once scabs fall off
  • It is normal for the brows to shrink about 10-20% in size all around
  • Color change & color loss is normal. As the skin heals, the color will lighten usually one to three shades lighter
  • Results vary from person to person. There are different factors that play an important role in color retention such as quality of the skin, large pores, thin skin, wrinkled skin, excessive secretion of lymph tissue, after care, certain health conditions, and medications. 

  • Don't panic if dry patches or scabs appear, this is all normal and part of the healing process.  Everyone’s skin heals differently. Depending on how well your skin retains the pigment determines if you will need an additional touch-up to fill in missing hairs, gaps, make hair strokes longer or achieve a more intensive color.

  • Scabbing is completely normal, all scabs will fall off eventually, the goal is to keep the scabs intact as long as possible and allow them to fall off on their own without pulling them accidentally. keep in mind the color of the scabs always turn to a darker shade as the new skin underneath is developing. when the scabs fall off, the new skin will look lighter.

  • SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF INFECTION INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:
  • Severe redness, excessive swelling, severe tenderness of the procedure site, red streaks going from the procedure site towards the heart, elevated body temperature, or purulent drainage from the procedure site. If any of the above signs should occur, please seek professional medical care. 

  • *Failure to follow aftercare instructions may result in brow infection and greater pigment loss or discoloration. Everyone’s skin heals differently. Depending on how well your skin retains the pigment determines if you will need an additional touch-up to fill in missing hairs, gaps, make hair strokes longer or achieve a more intensive color. This procedure can be a two-part process, however, not everyone needs a touch-up. If a  touch-up is needed, it is recommended 6-12 weeks after the initial visit at a low cost. Please refer to price list disclosed on webpage.

I have read, understand and agree to the above instructions.

  

Old Tattooed Eyebrows:

If you have an old tattooed eyebrow, note that microblading will NOT always fully cover your tattoo. It will still likely be visible through the microblading strokes, it all depends on how light/faded the old tattoo is, a consultation is recommended. Previously tattooed clients may require more than 1 session. This can occur because of the built-up scar tissue in the brow area from the old tattoo.  We do our best to cover the existing tattoo and color match but again, due to previous work on the skin, the result will not always be ideal. If the old tattoo is too dark, laser removal may be recommended first before performing microblading. 

Another alternative to correcting old tattooed eyebrows is recommending MicroShading. In cases like these, MicroShading can cover more of the old tattoo because we are able to deposit more color to the area vs microblading.  Microshading will give the brow a more defined makeup look. The density of the old color with the new color may not always match on the first session due to the skin's ability to only absorb so much color in one session, keep in mind that a second or third session may be recommended depending on how dark the old color is.

With old tattooed brows, a correction session will most likely be needed to cancel unwanted undertones such as green, purple, grey, red and pink colors. This session can be done at an additional cost. During the correction session, the brow shape will be corrected as much as possible from the old shape including the arches, tails, and thickness of the brows. We will do our best to Color match to the old brow color as much as possible aswell as correcting & matching the density of the old color with the new color but may not always be achieved in the first session. 

Touch up:
A touch-up is recommended once a year or every 6 months after the touch-up procedure to keep the color looking fresh and beautiful. Certain factors play a role in pigment retention such quality of skin, skin type, certain medications and prolonged sun exposure. Your brows will fade as time progresses, touch-ups can be done more often depending on personal preference. Results vary from person to person. There are different factors that play an important role in color retention such as skin maturity, large pores, thin skin, wrinkled skin, excessive secretion of lymph tissue, after care, certain health conditions, and medications. Everyone’s skin heals differently, depending on how well your skin retains the pigment determines if you will need an additional touch-up to fill in missing hairs, gaps, make hair strokes longer or achieve a more intensive color.

I have read, understand, and agree with the above instructions.

  

 

Consent and Release Agreement for Microblading/Microshading

This form is designed to give the information needed to make an informed choice of whether or not to undergo a Microblading/Microshading Semi-Permanent application. If you have questions, please don't hesitate to ask.

Although Microblading/Microshading is effective in most cases, no guarantee can be made that a specific client will benefit from the procedure.

Microblading/Microshading is the process of inserting pigment into the dermal layer of the skin and is a form of tattooing.

All instruments that enter the skin or come in contact with body fluids are sealed and sterilized before use and disposed of after use. Cross-contamination guidelines are stickily adhered to.

Generally, the results are excellent. However, a perfect result is not a realistic expectation. It is usual to expect a touch-up after the healing is completed.

Initially, the color will appear much more vibrant or darker compared to the end result. The color will start to fade and will lighten up after the first 7 days. The pigment is semi-permanent and will fade over time and will likely need to be touched-up within 6 months to 2 years.

Possible Risks, Hazards, or Complications

Pain: There can be pain even after the topical anesthetic has been used. Anesthetics work better on some people than on others.

Infection: Infection is very unusual. The areas treated must be kept clean, and only freshly cleaned hands should touch the areas. See After Care sheet for instructions on care.

Uneven Pigmentation: This can result from poor healing, infection, bleeding, or any other causes. Your follow-up appointment will likely correct any uneven appearance.

Asymmetry: Every effort will be made to avoid asymmetry. It is important to understand that our faces are not 100% symmetrical, there are times when the brows will seem asymmetrical depending on the facial muscle movements. Adjustments may be needed during the follow-up session to address any unevenness.

Excessive Swelling or Bruising: Some people bruise or swell more than others. Ice packs may help reduce the swelling. The swelling or bruising typically disappears in 1-5 days. Some people don't bruise or swell at all.

Anesthetics: Topical anesthetics are used to numb the area to be tattooed. Lidocaine, Prilocaine, Benzocaine, Tetracaine, and/or Epinephrine cream and/or liquid are used. If you are allergic to any of these, please inform me asap to determine which anesthetic is appropriate for you.

MRI: Because pigments used in Permanent Cosmetic procedures may contain very low levels of inert oxides, a low-level magnet may be required if you need to be scanned by an MRI machine. You must inform your MRI Technician of any tattoos or permanent cosmetics.

Treatment: Microblading/Microshading

Statement of Consent and Recitals: 

Aftercare instructions have been explained to me and a written copy has been given to me to retain in my possession, which I will follow to the best of my ability. If I have questions, I will call or email you.

I understand that a certain amount of discomfort is associated with this procedure, and that swelling, redness and bruising may occur.

I understand that RetinA, Renova, Alpha Hydroxy and Glycolic Acids must not be used on treated areas. They will alter the color and cause premature exfoliation of the pigment.

I understand that tanning beds, pools, some skin care products and medications can affect my permanent makeup.

I understand that successful color saturation can NOT be guaranteed. Factors like our natural skin's undertones may interfere with the outcome of the color. 

I understand that successful color saturation can NOT be guaranteed due to hidden scar tissue from a previous tattoo or scar.

I will tell all skin care professionals or medical personnel about my permanent makeup procedures, especially if I am scheduled for an MRI.

I accept the responsibility to explain to my technician my desire for specific colors, shape, and position for any procedure done today.

I understand that implanted pigment color can slightly change or fade over time due to circumstances beyond your control, and I will need to maintain the color with future applications and a touch-up session within 60 days from the initial treatment. 

I acknowledge that the proposed procedures(s) involve risks inherent in the procedure, and have possibilities of complications during and/or following the procedures such as infection, misplaced pigment, spreading of color, poor color retention, and hyper-pigmentation.

I have been advised that a touch-up session is highly recommended to make any adjustments to shape, color, and to fill any pigment that may have had poor retention. Touch-ups must be completed within 60 days of the initial procedure.

All information gathered from the client that is personal medical information and that is subject to the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) or similar state laws shall be maintained or disposed of in compliance with those provisions.

I have truthfully represented to the Technician that I am 18 years of age or older. I am not under the influence of any drugs or alcohol. To my knowledge, I do not have any physical, mental, or medical impairment or disability that might affect my well-being as a direct or indirect result of my decision to have a tattoo at this time.

I understand I will have permanent makeup applied using appropriate instruments and sterilization techniques. I understand that the permanent makeup site usually takes 2 weeks or longer to heal.

I agree to release and forever discharge, and hold harmless, the Technician, all employees, contractors, and the management of the permanent makeup studio from any and all claims of negligence, damages, or legal actions arising from or connected in any way with my tattoo, the procedure, and conduct used in my tattoo and assume all responsibility for the decision(s) made consenting to this permanent procedure.

I am aware that tattoo inks, dyes, and pigments have not been approved by the federal Food and Drug Administration and that the health consequences of using these products are unknown.

I am not pregnant or nursing. I do not have any history of herpes infection at the proposed procedure site. I do not have epilepsy, diabetes, allergic reaction to latex or antibiotics, hemophilia or other bleeding disorder. I do not have cardiac valve disease or suffer from any heart conditions or take medications that thins my blood.

If I suffer from hepatitis, HIV or other risk factors for bloodborne pathogen exposure, or any other communicable disease, I have informed the Technician of the fact and have been advised of any medications and procedure necessary to promote the satisfactory healing of my tattoo.

I do not suffer from any medical or skin condition(s) such as, but not limited to: keloid , hypertrophic scarring, psoriasis at the site of the permanent makeup, or any open wounds or lesions at the site of the tattoo.

I understand that if I am prone to keloid in other body parts,  although the chances are minimal there is a small possibility of scaring in the brow area

I am aware that there is a possibility of an allergic reaction to the pigments. If you are sensitive or have a history of severe allergic reactions, a patch test is advisable, however, the result does not ensure 100% that the client will not have an allergic reaction. Patch test must be completed 48 hrs before the procedure and is available upon request. 

I do not have a history of medication use or currently using medication, including being prescribed antibiotics prior to dental or surgical procedures.

 I have advised the Technician of any allergies to latex gloves, soaps, or medications. I acknowledge it is not reasonably possible for the Technician to determine whether I might have an allergic reaction to the permanent makeup process and further acknowledge that such reaction is possible.

Healing Process:

  • Scabbing, flaking, thickness, sensitivity, dry skin, itching, and color loss is all part of the healing process
  • The brows are approximately 40% darker and bolder all around VS once fully healed.
  • Hair strokes look bolder and darker due to the swelling of the skin that was worked on. This will subside within a few hrs. Scabs start to form usually 48 hrs after the procedure. Don’t be concerned when the scabs fall off this is normal.
  • It is normal to lose 40-50% of the color during the healing process once scabs fall off
  • It is normal for the brows to shrink about 10-20% in size all around
  • Color change & color loss is normal. As the skin heals, the color will lighten usually one to three shades lighter
  • Results vary from person to person. There are different factors that play an important role in color retention such as quality of the skin, large pores, thin skin, wrinkled skin, excessive secretion of lymph tissue, after care, certain health conditions, and medications. Scabbing is completely normal, all scabs will fall off eventually, the goal is to keep the scabs intact as long as possible and allow them to fall off on their own without pulling them accidentally.
  •  Depending on how well your skin retains the pigment determines if you will need an additional touch-up to fill in missing hairs, gaps, make hair strokes longer or achieve a more intensive color.

I understand there is a no refund policy in place and I understand that I will be given a chance to look at my brows with a mirror at the end of the procedure and any requests for minor changes must be communicated with my technician at the end of the procedure at no additional cost. I understand that any future requests for brow changes at any given time after the visit will be considered a touch-up appt and the cost will be determined by the price list disclosed on the webpage. 

I have read, understand, and agree with the above instructions.

   

Photography consent

I understand that photos of my face and brows are required and kept for the records. Photos are taken before and after the procedure. Photos are only used for Lavishing Eyebrows portfolio.

   

Client Medical History Form

 

Date of Birth:  

                                                   

 

Medical history questionnaire                                                       

Botox, Injectables, fillers*


If yes, date of last treatment:

History of MRSA*

History of Contact Dermatitis, Psoriasis, Seborrheic, Keratosis, dry flaky skin or any other skin conditions not listed?

     

Diabetes*

Hepatitis A, B, C or D*

Abnormal Heart Condition*

Do you currently have a heart monitor/pace maker?

Any facial surgeries/procedures? such as a Face lift, forehead/Brow lift, Chemical peels


If yes, date of last treatment:

Easy Bleeding*

Alcoholism*

Take medication before dental work*

Pregnant now or breastfeeding*

Brow Tinting*

Autoimmune Disorder*

Excessive Oily Skin*

Cancer/On Chemotherapy/Radiation*

On Accutane or Acne Treatment

Tan by booth or salon*

Tumors/Growths/Cysts

Taking blood thinners such as: Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Coumadin, Naproxen, Alcohol etc*

Allergic reaction to any medications such as Lidocaine, Tetracaine, Epinephrine, Dermacaine, Benzyl Alcohol, Carbopol, Lecithin, Propylene Glycol, Vitamin E Acetate etc*

Allergies to metals, food, etc*

Are you prone to Keloid scars?

Any diseases or disorders not listed*

Do you use skin care products containing Retin A, Glycolic Acid or Alpha Hydroxy1?*


Please list any medications you are taking

I agree that all the above information is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge

I certify that I have read or have had read to me the contents of this form. I understand the risks and alternatives involved in this procedure(s). I have had the opportunity to ask questions, and all of my questions have been answered. I acknowledge that I have reviewed and approved the material given to me, and I authorize Lavishing Eyebrows,  to perform the Microblading and or Shading procedure desired today.

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