*FOR RETURNING CLIENTS ONLY*

Before you book a touch up, please read the following notes. These notes are for clients who have completed the initial appointment and the first touch up 6-8 weeks later with me and not another artist. (So most likely your reading this at-least one year later.)

• If you have had microblading done, your brows should be faded by a minimum of 60% before you come back in for another appointment.  I ask you to space your annual touch ups apart by 12-18 months or more if possible.
• Microbladed brows are LOW maintenance, NOT NO MAINTENANCE!  It is perfectly fine to perfect them with a touch of makeup.
• Repetitive touch ups, before the one year mark, will result in your brows looking like a solid tattoo. If that is your preferred look, then a powder brow is better for you. (I don’t offer that at this time) If your goal is to see a hair stroke look, a little makeup until your brows have faded to 60% or more is better for you in the long run.
• Your skin undergoes trauma with each unnecessary visit.
• Faded brows allow for a more fresh crisp result the next visit. This way we can keep more of a realistic look each visit.
• If I feel your brows have not faded to a minimum of 60%, you will be sent home.
• If you are unsure if you need a touch up, please e-mail me a photo of your current brows to zhbeautybookings@gmail.com and I would be happy to let you know my professional opinion.

For Clients who have previous work done not by me: (PLEASE READ)

Can I microblade over your old work??

No! And please listen to why….. it won’t work!!!! Just a waste of time and money! Why exactly? Let me explain: ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⁣⁣
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When there is black, blue, or grey ink that is not fading out of the skin, it is because the type of pigment that the previous person put in you has heavy metals, which means the ink is magnetic. So if I was to microblade and put my ink (which is vegan friendly) over that magnetic ink, it’s just going to push it back out and nothing will show. Which is why your basically wasting time. ⁣
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Now, if the brows are red on the other hand, they have to be a very light red to be able to cover it up. Red means the pigment only contained iron oxide which is not harmful and is in all pigments. It can get covered as long as it’s very light. Even if it’s dark red, almost purple) we would have to remove it first. ⁣
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Also to understand better why I don’t like to do this, imagine having bad work and I add on top of it. The result is going to be a mix of bad work and good work and everything might just blend all together giving you a bad result. So when you leave my place and people ask you wo did your brows, you always mention the last person that did them (in this case, me), not the process of what you went through over the years. Therefore, if your results are bad, then that is reflection on me. People don’t know what your brows went through in the past. I’m sorry but I don’t accept that on myself therefore if removal is needed and we need to start fresh, then that is what it is. If you are still not fine with that, then I’m truly sorry and I suggest you find another artist at this point. 

Regardless I would have to see them first to tell you if it works or not. Removal needs lots of patience!!!!!!⁣ You may email me pics if you want my honest opinion to zhbeautybookings@gmail.com
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Please do your research and trust only in someone educated and experienced⁣