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Description of procedures offered: Powder (microshading) Brows is the best option for all potential clients, even those with coarse hair, compromised, oily or sensitive skin, large pores, and asymmetry. This technique can deliver soft to bold color intensity tailored to your preference. Permanent eyeliner is a great way to cut down on your morning routine and have eyes that pop every day. Permanent eyeliner cannot be performed on anyone with eyelash extensions, clients who have used eyelash serums within the last 60 days or clients with droopy eyelids. Lip Blush is a permanent cosmetics procedure that can enhance the natural color and shape of your lips. This treatment can add fullness and definition, cot•rect asymmetry, correct fading color/paleness., cortroct hyper -pigmentation or darkening o£the lips. It is a fully customizable treatment. Results can be anything from soft and natural in color and tone to a full shading that results in a lipstick style effect. What to expect following the procedure: YOUR NEW TATTOO WILL GO THROUGH SEVERAL PHASES DURING THE HEALING CYCLE. The following is a general expectation but will vary fiom person to person. Day 1-5: Oxidation of the pigment will begin. Pigment appears dark and bold. Procedure site may be swollen and red but shall subside as time goes on. Itching may occur. Do not scratch! Tapping around the area is okay. Day 5-10: Tattoo will begin to flake or peel. DO NOT TOUCH and allow skin to come off naturally. Picking at site may cause removal of pigment and/or scarring. This is just the superficial color and dry skin is being naturally removed from your eyebrows. The final look of your tattoo will be apparent approximately 30 days afteryour procedure. Never tub the treated area as it will disturb the skin's natural healing process. Day 10-15: Your tattoo may seem light as if all color has come off/not retained. Note that because of natural skin regeneration, after recovery pet•iod (peeling), color might appear lighter than before. This may give you the impression that color is fading too quickly. The epidermal layer is healing itself and may become opaque in the process. The pigment sits in a deeper layer of the skin which will rise to the surface as the skin cells regenerate. Day 15-30: Skin cell regeneration is still occurring, and color is slowly being pushed up to the surface of the skin. Color returns at this time. *Please note that the pigments used are not FDA approved and health consequences are utilcnown. I understand what my chosen procedure entails and what I should expect following my procedure. [ also understand that the pigments used iti my pt•ocedure are not FDA approved and I consent to take the risk of unknown health consequences. Client Name: Client Signature: Date: