Microblading is a semi-permanent tattoo technique using a small, disposable blade comprised of tiny, fine-point needles. The blade finely scratches the surface of the skin, creating thin, crisp hairlike strokes on the epidermis layer of the skin.

Using this technique, I can create a natural light finish to a bold brow look. 

Since Microblading pigments aren’t implanted as deep into the skin as traditional tattoos, the area will naturally fade over time. Your results can last anywhere between 1-2 years depending on skin type, lifestyle, age and how often you get touch-ups.

Your skincare routine may also have an effect on your results. Clients who tan, get chemical peels or use products with Alpha Hydroxy Acid or Glycolic Acid will fade faster.

What happens during my Touch Up appointment?

During your Touch Up, I will go over every micro-stroke applied during your 1st session. Additional strokes may also be added to give your brows more dimension. 

Why do I need a Touch Up?

For new clients to Microblading, it will take 2 sessions to achieve your desired brows and ensure retention.  For example, when you polish your nails, you usually need 2-3 coats to achieve a solid color.

When should I schedule my Touch Up?

You will book your Touch Up 6-8 weeks after your initial appointment. 

Please note that if you don’t come back for a Touch Up within 12 weeks of your initial appointment, this may result in faded strokes which may result in additional charges due to extra work that may be needed. It is your responsibility to schedule your Touch Up appointment.

After I complete my Touch Up, how long will my Microblading last before I need a my yearly Touch Up?

In order to keep your brows maintained, and your skin healthy, it is important to allow your brows to fade by at least 60% before returning for a touch up. The longevity of your PMU will depend on your skin type, lifestyle, and how well you take care of your brows. If you decide not to proceed with a touch-up, your brows will last around 2 years and will eventually fade away. Longevity will vary due to your lifestyle and skin type. If you wait too long and have faded too much for a Touch up, you run the risk of needing the complete microblading procedure again and will be charged accordingly.

• Must not have a skin condition on or near your eyebrows. This includes eczema, shingles, rashes, keloid scarring or anything else near eyebrows.
• If you have a pre-existing eyebrow tattoo or permanent makeup. The previous tattoo must be light enough for us to draw hair strokes. We ask anyone with a previous eyebrow tattoo to send us an email with a picture of their eyebrows with no makeup on, so we can evaluate. 
  Text brow photos to 479-250-8107.
• Must not be allergic to alcohol, nickel or numbing agents. If you think you might have an allergy to my ink, numbing cream, or alcohol (which is in the ink), then you may have a reaction to my work. A patch test at the Studio is recommended to ensure you wont be reactive
• Clients must be the age of 18+ to proceed with an appointment.
• Must not have diabetes, anemia or any blood deficiencies.
• If you are prone to keloids, it would be wise to schedule a patch test to see how reactive your skin will be to this procedure.
• If you are prone to post-inflammatory hypo-pigmentation it would be wise to schedule a patch test to see how reactive your skin will be to this procedure.
• It is suggested that people with blood diseases such as HIV or Hepatitis do not receive this procedure. Because semi-permanent make up causes numerous small injuries to the skin during application, you will be at a higher risk of infection because it is more difficult for your body to fight it off.
• Must not be receiving chemotherapy or have received chemo in the last 12 months.
• Must NOT be pregnant.

PRE – CARE

• 2 Weeks Before: Must not be on any antibiotic medication
• 2 Weeks before: Avoid tweezing, waxing, shaving, electrolysis, retinol and coloring your brows.
• 2 Weeks before & after: Avoid botox, skin exfoliants, laser, fillers or chemical peels
• 72 Hours before: Avoid ALL Blood thinners; Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Vitamin E, Fish Oil, etc.
• 24 hours before : Avoid all caffeine and alcohol to prevent excessive pain and bleeding.
• Avoid exercising the day of the procedure.

AFTER – CARE

• Avoid sweating for 7 days
• Must keep brows dry
• Do not scrub or pick treated brows
• Do not expose brow area to direct sunlight or tanning beds
• Avoid exposing your brows to excessive moisture or humidity, such as facials, swimming, hot tubs, saunas, steam rooms, or showers directly to the face.

Combo brows combine Microblading and Shading so you get the best of both.  The Shading method is similar to a traditional tattoo, using tiny dots of pigment inserted into the skin. This method creates the soft, fluffy front strokes of Microblading and the fullness and definition of Shading.

This technique is fully customizable for clients who wants the fluffiness of Microblading and the dimension of Shading. When healed, you will have a natural, yet defined brow. 

Since comb brow pigments aren’t implanted as deep into the skin as traditional tattoos, the area will naturally fade over time. Your results can last anywhere between 1-2 years depending on skin type, lifestyle, age and how often you get touch-ups.

Your skincare routine may also have an effect on your results. Clients who tan, get chemical peels or use products with Alpha Hydroxy Acid or Glycolic Acid will fade faster.

What happens during my Touch Up appointment?

During your Touch Up, I will go over every micro-stroke applied during your 1st session. Additional strokes may also be added to give your brows more dimension. We also touch up the shading as needed.

Why do I need a Touch Up?

For new clients, it will take 2 sessions to achieve your desired brows and ensure retention.  For example, when you polish your nails, you usually need 2-3 coats to achieve a solid color.

When should I schedule my Touch Up?

You will book your Touch Up 6-8 weeks after your initial appointment. 

Please note that if you don’t come back for a Touch Up within 12 weeks of your initial appointment, this may result in faded strokes which may result in additional charges due to extra work that may be needed. It is your responsibility to schedule your Touch Up appointment.

After I complete my Touch Up, how long will my combo brows last before I need a my yearly Touch Up?

In order to keep your brows maintained, and your skin healthy, it is important to allow your brows to fade by at least 60% before returning for a touch up. The longevity of your PMU will depend on your skin type, lifestyle, and how well you take care of your brows. If you decide not to proceed with a touch-up, your brows will last around 2 years and will eventually fade away. Longevity will vary due to your lifestyle and skin type. If you wait too long and have faded too much for a Touch up, you run the risk of needing the complete combo brow procedure again and will be charged accordingly.

• Must not have a skin condition on or near your eyebrows. This includes eczema, shingles, rashes, keloid scarring or anything else near eyebrows.
• If you have a pre-existing eyebrow tattoo or permanent makeup. The previous tattoo must be light enough for us to draw hair strokes. We ask anyone with a previous eyebrow tattoo to send us an email with a picture of their eyebrows with no makeup on, so we can evaluate. 
  Text brow photos to 479-250-8107.
• Must not be allergic to alcohol, nickel or numbing agents. If you think you might have an allergy to my ink, numbing cream, or alcohol (which is in the ink), then you may have a reaction to my work. A patch test at the Studio is recommended to ensure you wont be reactive
• Clients must be the age of 18+ to proceed with an appointment.
• Must not have diabetes, anemia or any blood deficiencies.
• If you are prone to keloids, it would be wise to schedule a patch test to see how reactive your skin will be to this procedure.
• If you are prone to post-inflammatory hypo-pigmentation it would be wise to schedule a patch test to see how reactive your skin will be to this procedure.
• It is suggested that people with blood diseases such as HIV or Hepatitis do not receive this procedure. Because semi-permanent make up causes numerous small injuries to the skin during application, you will be at a higher risk of infection because it is more difficult for your body to fight it off.
• Must not be receiving chemotherapy or have received chemo in the last 12 months.
• Must NOT be pregnant.

PRE-CARE

• 2 Weeks Before: Must not be on any antibiotic medication
• 2 Weeks before: Avoid tweezing, waxing, shaving, electrolysis, retinol and coloring your brows.
• 2 Weeks before & after: Avoid botox, skin exfoliants, laser, fillers or chemical peels
• 72 Hours before: Avoid ALL Blood thinners; Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Vitamin E, Fish Oil, etc.
• 24 hours before : Avoid all caffeine and alcohol to prevent excessive pain and bleeding.
• Avoid exercising the day of the procedure.

AFTER – CARE

• Avoid sweating for 7 days
• Must keep brows dry
• Do not scrub or pick treated brows
• Do not expose brow area to direct sunlight or tanning beds
• Avoid exposing your brows to excessive moisture or humidity, such as facials, swimming, hot tubs, saunas, steam rooms, or showers directly to the face.

The ombré powder brow is similar to a traditional tattoo, using the application of many tiny dots of pigment inserted into the skin gradually building up color and a defined shape.

If you have oily or combination skin, or fill in your brows regularly with pencil or shadow, this is the method for you because it mimics the look of filled in brows.

Since Ombré pigments aren’t implanted as deep into the skin as traditional tattoos, the area will naturally fade over time. Your results can last anywhere between 1-2 years depending on skin type, lifestyle, age and how often you get touch-ups.

Your skincare routine may also have an effect on your results. Clients who tan, get chemical peels or use products with Alpha Hydroxy Acid or Glycolic Acid will fade faster.

What happens during my Touch Up appointment?

During your Touch Up, I will go over the shading applied during your 1st session and deposit more ink to extend the longevity. Additional shading may also be added if you’d like to adjust the shape.

Why do I need a Touch Up?

For new clients to Ombré, it will take 2 sessions to achieve your desired brows and ensure retention. For example, when you polish your nails, you usually need 2-3 coats to achieve a solid color.

When should I schedule my Touch Up?

You will book your Touch Up 6-8 weeks after your initial appointment.

Please note that if you don’t come back for a Touch Up within 12 weeks of your initial appointment, this may result in faded shading which may result in additional charges due to extra work that may be needed. It is your responsibility to schedule your Touch Up appointment.

After I complete my Touch Up, how long will my Ombré last before I need a my yearly Touch Up?

In order to keep your brows maintained, and your skin healthy, it is important to allow your brows to fade by at least 60% before returning for a touch up. The longevity of your PMU will depend on your skin type, lifestyle, and how well you take care of your brows. If you decide not to proceed with a touch-up, your brows will last around 2 years and will eventually fade away. Longevity will vary due to your lifestyle and skin type. If you wait too long and have faded too much for a Touch up, you run the risk of needing the complete Ombré procedure again and will be charged accordingly.

• Must not have a skin condition on or near your eyebrows. This includes eczema, shingles, rashes, keloid scarring or anything else near eyebrows.
• If you have a pre-existing eyebrow tattoo or permanent makeup. The previous tattoo must be light enough for us to draw hair strokes. We ask anyone with a previous eyebrow tattoo to send us an email with a picture of their eyebrows with no makeup on, so we can evaluate.  
  Text brow photos to 479-250-8107.
• Must not be allergic to alcohol, nickel or numbing agents. If you think you might have an allergy to my ink, numbing cream, or alcohol (which is in the ink), then you may have a reaction to my work. A patch test at the Studio is recommended to ensure you wont be reactive
• Clients must be the age of 18+ to proceed with an appointment.
• Must not have diabetes, anemia or any blood deficiencies.
• If you are prone to keloids, it would be wise to schedule a patch test to see how reactive your skin will be to this procedure.
• If you are prone to post-inflammatory hypo-pigmentation it would be wise to schedule a patch test to see how reactive your skin will be to this procedure.
• It is suggested that people with blood diseases such as HIV or Hepatitis do not receive this procedure. Because semi-permanent make up causes numerous small injuries to the skin during application, you will be at a higher risk of infection because it is more difficult for your body to fight it off.
• Must not be receiving chemotherapy or have received chemo in the last 12 months.
• Must NOT be pregnant.

PRE – CARE

• 2 Weeks Before: Must not be on any antibiotic medication
• 2 Weeks before: Avoid tweezing, waxing, shaving, electrolysis, retinol and coloring your brows.
• 2 Weeks before & after: Avoid botox, skin exfoliants, laser, fillers or chemical peels
• 72 Hours before: Avoid ALL Blood thinners; Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Vitamin E, Fish Oil, etc.
• 24 hours before : Avoid all caffeine and alcohol to prevent excessive pain and bleeding.
• Avoid exercising the day of the procedure.

AFTER – CARE

• Avoid sweating for 7 days
• Must keep brows dry
• Do not scrub or pick treated brows
• Do not expose brow area to direct sunlight or tanning beds
• Avoid exposing your brows to excessive moisture or humidity, such as facials, swimming, hot tubs, saunas, steam rooms, or showers directly to the face.

Lash enhancement is an ultra realistic and subtle tattoo placed only in the top lash line for a darker base to lashes. It does not sit on the eyelid making it the most realistic and soft form of liner tattoos.

This appointment occurs six to eight weeks following the initial appointment. We will add more color where necessary and perfect any areas that may have lost ink.

This appointment is included in the the initial appointment price.

• The tattoo area must be free from the following: acne, cuts, infection, cold sores or eczema.
• You may not have a pre-existing eyeliner tattoo.
• Must not be allergic to alcohol, nickel or numbing agents. If you think you might have an allergy to my ink, numbing cream, or alcohol (which is in the ink), then you may have a reaction to my work.
• Clients must be the age of 18+ to proceed with an appointment.
• Must not have diabetes, anemia or any blood deficiencies.
• It is suggested that people with blood diseases such as HIV or Hepatitis do not receive this procedure. Because semi-permanent make up causes numerous small injuries to the skin during application, you will be at a higher risk of infection because it is more difficult for your body to fight it off.
• Must not be receiving chemotherapy or have received chemo in the last 6 months.
• Must NOT be pregnant.

PRE – CARE
• You cannot be pregnant
• You must be 18 years of age or older
• Antibiotics: You must be finished with an antibiotic cycle for 14 days before you can have a tattoo procedure.

One month prior 
• Avoid retinols, acids, or acne products on the upper lid.
• Refrain from using prescription lash enhancement serums.

2 weeks prior
• Refrain from using over the counter lash enhancement serums.

3 days prior
• Discontinue use of all blood thinners according to the suggested guidelines.
• If you are on a prescription blood thinner, please consult your doctor.

2 days prior
• You must have your lash extensions removed before your appointment.
• Avoid consuming caffeine or alcohol within 24 hours prior to your appointment.

Day of appointment
• Do not wear contact lenses during the appointment.
• Do not wear eye makeup to the appointment.

AFTER – CARE
•Your eyelids may be slightly swollen and red for 24-72 hours, which is normal.
• To relieve swelling, you may apply ice and take ibuprofen or benadryl as needed.
• Do not pick or peel any scabs.

Cleanse
• Night one, splash your eyes with water to wash off any pigment residue. Pat dry gently with a clean tissue.
• Wash the skin around the eyes morning and evening with the provided cleanser. Use your fingers to cleanse gently and pat dry.
• Apply the provided after care balm 2-3 times a day in the crease of your eyelid (not the lash line) for approximately 7 days or until the last scab has fallen off.

Avoid
• Sweating for three days.
• While scabs are present, avoid applying make up to the eye area.
• Do not scratch or remove scabs. It can result in color loss.
• Refrain from swimming, hot-tubs and saunas.
• Stay away from UV exposure.
• Avoid laser light therapy.
• Do not apply lash extensions between your initial appointment and your follow up appointment.
• Do not apply lash extensions until after the scabs have fallen off following the touch up appointment.

Lip blush is the newest semi-permanent trend that enhances the natural lip shape with a boost of symmetry and color. It is an extremely popular treatment that defines lip contours and adds a natural flush to your lip color. This treatment delivers very natural results once healed.

Pigments are available in all different shades to match all lips to provide a subtle color that enhances the natural lip color and camouflages scars, paleness or unevenness.

Our goal at Beautymark is to provide all our clients with the utmost natural outcome. Our signature technique uses a small needle and works softly on the lips to gently deposit color without creating a heavy lip-line /border appearance. Colors are chosen for the client’s desired results and skin tones.

Lip blushing can last between 1–3 years depending on the client’s body, skin type and lifestyle. Smoking and sun exposure can speed up the fading process, and if you’re oil-prone, have an iron deficiency or use a lot of exfoliating products in your skin regimen, the pigment could fade more quickly, too.

Lip Blushing requires two sessions for the desired color and results. During the first session, the main goal is to neutralize the lips so it is even in color. During the second session, another layer of color is added for color results and longevity.

What happens during my Touch Up appointment?

During your Touch Up, I will go over the shading applied during your 1st session and deposit more ink to extend the longevity. Additional shading may also be added if you’d like to adjust the shape.

Why do I need a Touch Up?

For new clients to lip blush, it will take 2 sessions to achieve your desired results and ensure retention. For example, when you polish your nails, you usually need 2-3 coats to achieve a solid color.

When should I schedule my Touch Up?

You will book your Touch Up 6-8 weeks after your initial appointment.

Please note that if you don’t come back for a Touch Up within 12 weeks of your initial appointment, this may result in faded shading which may result in additional charges due to extra work that may be needed. It is your responsibility to schedule your Touch Up appointment.

After I complete my Touch Up, how long will my Lip Blush last before I need a my Touch Up?

In order to keep your lips maintained, you may be able to come back as soon as 12-18 months from your last appointment, but not before 12 months to ensure the health of your skin. If you decide not to proceed with a touch-up, your lips will last around 2 years and will eventually fade away. Longevity will vary due to your lifestyle and skin type. If you wait too long and have faded too much for a Touch up, you run the risk of needing the complete Lip Blush procedure again and will be charged accordingly.

• Must NOT be pregnant.
• NO botox in lip area or lip fillers 2 weeks prior to the procedure.

• Must be at least 18 years old.

• If you are prone to or suffer from cold sores, you need to take a prescription antiviral cold sore medication. Take this 5 days prior to your appointment, the day of your appointment and 5 days following. Without taking this precaution, the procedure will cause a flare up.

PRE – CARE

• 2 Weeks Before: Must not be on any antibiotic medication.
• 2 Weeks before & after: Discontinue Retin-A and Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA) or any exfoliation skin care products around the mouth area.
• 1 Month Before and After: No fillers or injections.
• 48 Hours before: Avoid ALL Blood thinners: Aspirin, Ibuprofen, caffeine (coffee & tea), smoking, alcohol, boba, Niacin, vitamin E, Advil, fish oil, etc.
• 3 days before, use a simple sugar scrub to exfoliate your lips and prepare for your service. It is important to remove dead skin and keep your lips moisturized and hydrated leading up to your appointment for the best results.
• 24 hours before : Avoid all caffeine and alcohol to prevent excessive pain and bleeding.
• Avoid exercising the day of the procedure.
• MENSTRUAL CYCLE: Please note that if you are on your menstrual cycle during the appointment, you will be more sensitive during the procedure due to hormones.

• FOR ALL clients prone to cold sores, it is highly recommended to take an anti-viral medication 5 days before and the day of, then for 5 days after or as advised by your doctor or pharmacist. This applies for any & all lip tattoos for anyone who has had a cold sore/blister in their life time.

• FAILURE TO FOLLOW PRE-CARE INSTRUCTIONS MAY AFFECT THE OUTCOME OF YOUR FINAL RESULTS.

AFTER – CARE

The mouth is a breeding ground for bacteria, which means there is high risk of infection when getting the lip blush procedure done. Avoid eating & drinking for at least 5 hours after your appointment. Do not drink tap water.

• Rinse your mouth with antiseptic mouthwash at least 4 times a day until you are done healing.

• Be sure to rinse after eating/drinking.


• Do not eat spicy, oily, acidic or greasy foods.

• Do not stretch lips to take large bites.


• Once shedding begins, do not pick, peel or pull the skin.


• Do not use saline water as it will cause ink to be pulled from the skin.


• Apply ointment several times a day for 7 days to keep lips moisturized.

• Do not rub- dab.

• Avoid getting lips wet.

• Apply the ointment before brushing teeth.


• Do not use any soaps/chemicals on your lips.

• Be careful when washing your face. Use a washcloth to better control any liquid substance.


• Use a minimal amount of non-whitening toothpaste.


• Do not expose lips to direct sunlight/tanning beds. Since this is new skin, it’s prone to sunburn, which could change the color and cause scarring.


• Do not smoke or kiss for at least 7 days.


• Keep your hands clean and avoid touching your lips until they are done healing.

Fine line creates thinner, more intricate lines typically using 1-3 round liner needles, this style of tattoo tends to appear very dainty and tiny detail can be added.

Fine line tattoos are permanent. As with all tattoo styles, fine line can fade a bit over time, but there are ways to extend the vibrancy and definition of your ink. Touch ups can help keep the lines looking clean and sharp.

It is not always necessary but I offer one free touch up on all my fine line work within the first year. You must wait 4 weeks before touching up.

Must be 18 years or older and not pregnant.

• Wash with a gentle cleanser followed by a thin layer of provided aftercare balm 5 times a day for 2-3 weeks.
• Do not pick at any scabbing or you run the risk of pulling the ink out with it if it’s not ready to come off on its own.
• Avoid hot tubs, lakes, pools and saunas while you’re healing.
• Always use SPF to protect from fading.
• Avoid harsh products, chemicals and exfoliants on that area of the skin.