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Special Instructions Eyeliner: 1. Relief from excessively watery eyes during procedure may be somewhat relieved by taking an antihistamine one hour prior to your procedure. Such as Benadryl. 2. We recommend for eyeliner procedures that the artificial tears be used every one to two hours. In addition to these eye drops, a steroid eye drop may be prescribed as well if needed. At bedtime the othalmic ointment such as A&D,Antibiotic Ointment, Aquaphor etc that is given to you after the procedure to prevent infection and minimize crusting. 3. You should expect a certain amount of mattering around the eye lashes in the morning. Swelling and or bruising around the eyelid margins. Some pigment and blood-tinged tears ay be expected to flake off from from the eyelid margins during the first post procedural day and may be carefully dabbed with a clean tissue. 4. Under NO circumstances should you pick, scratch or rub the eyelid margins or make any attempt to remove the crusty material along the eyelashes. Removal of the crusts may results in removal of the actual pigment. 5. It is permissible to clean around the eyelid following eyeliner procedures with a clean cotton ball soaked in warm water. But, under NO circumstances should the water come in contact with the eyelashes. Baths, showers and swimming are permitted as long as the face does not become wet. After two weeks or after the pigment scabs over(whichever comes first)the client may resume all other regular activities involving swimming and bathing. 6. If marked bruising is present, concealer or foundation may be used. Eye shadow may be used on the second day. However, under NO circumstances should the eye shadow powder come in contact with the eyelashes. Mascara and eyeliner are NOT permitted for the first TWO WEEKS or until the pigment scabs over. After this time, all regular makeup can be resumed without worry. 7. Do not wear contact lenses during procedure. Contact lenses may be resumed usually in two or three days. However, an eye doctor should give the final clearance if you are concerned. 8. For the first 24 to 48 hours it is not unusual to experience some light sensitivity, the use of dark sunglasses is recommended. We suggest wearing sunglasses for the first week following micro pigmentation. Sunbathing the face is permitted with the use of sunglasses. Lips: If you have ever broken out with a cold sore at anytime of your life, that means you carry a herpes virus strain which can sometimes manifest itself in the form of a fever blister. Fever blisters may occur on the lips following lip procedures in certain individuals prone to this problem. In order to help prevent this, you should obtain a prescription for Zorvirax and take as prescribed by your MD (usually 2 weeks prior to your procedure). L-Lysine, an over the counter amino acid may also be taken in order to help avoid this outbreak. Scar Camouflage: It is important to understand that once an exact match is made for scar camouflage, a suntan or sunburn in that area will once again, cause a difference to appear between the camouflaged area and the skin surrounding it. The camouflaged area will not tan along with the rest of the skin once treated. It will remain the color that is chosen to be camouflaged. The tanned area around it will be darker. In order to avoid this, the camouflaged area as well as the skin surrounding it should be covered with sunscreen /sunblock everyday.