In Oklahoma, permanent makeup is classified as a "medical procedure" due to legislation enacted prior to the legalization of tattooing in the state. As a result, this procedure must be conducted in a medical facility with an overseeing physician. Medical consent forms must be completed and approved.

Permanent makeup has evolved significantly in style, pigments, tools, needles, and technique. Today, we understand the science behind how pigment interacts with the skin, and this knowledge has improved results and safety.

  • Pigment Depth Matters: Implanting pigment too deep can cause “blowouts” or undesirable color changes. Modern techniques focus on placing pigment just beneath the epidermis—the sweet spot—to achieve natural results that fade gradually over time. This allows for planned color refresh sessions to maintain your perfect look.

  • Comfort and Numbing: With advances in topical numbing products, injections or oral pain medications are no longer necessary. Most clients report a comfortable experience throughout the procedure, some even fall asleep!

  • Pre-Care is Essential: Following the pre-care guide is critical for your comfort, minimizing swelling, optimizing color retention, and ensuring proper healing. Please review all instructions carefully before your appointment.

  • Questions Are Welcome: If you have any concerns, medical considerations, or questions about your upcoming procedure, don’t hesitate to reach out. Clear communication ensures the best results.

✨ Pro Tip: Proper preparation, along with modern techniques, ensures beautiful, long-lasting results with minimal discomfort.

Important Information About Permanent Makeup

LIP BLUSHING

  • Lip Blushing

    A soft, semi-permanent tattoo that enhances your natural lip color, shape, and definition. Lip blushing creates the look of fuller, more youthful lips while correcting uneven tones and fading borders. Results are fully customizable—from a subtle “tinted lip balm” effect to a more defined lipstick look. Perfect for anyone who wants effortless, long-lasting lip color without daily makeup.

    Treatment Process
    Lip Blushing is typically complete in two sessions (sometimes a third for corrections, mature skin, or scar tissue that makes color more difficult to implant).

    Part I: First Time with Lindsay

    • Complete consent forms & follow pre-care instructions

    • Arrive with a clean face, no makeup, and avoid alcohol, caffeine, marijuana, or blood thinners for 24 hours prior

    • Before photos, consultation & color selection (bring a favorite lipstick or photo if you like)

    • Lip mapping & topical numbing (optional dental block available through our owner/RN Roya — $50, contact her directly)

    • Tattooing (most clients describe it as a light scratch followed by a sunburn sensation)

    • Aftercare instructions & photos

    • Schedule Part II

    Part II: Touch Up (6–12 weeks after Part I)

    • Deepen color and refine shape

    • Fill in any areas that healed lighter than expected

  • Part I: “First Time with Lindsay” — $475

    Part II: Touch-Up — $125
    (6–12 weeks after Part I)

    • Refines shape and darkens areas that healed too light

    Color Refresh (Returning Clients)

    • 6+ months — $200

    • 18+ months — $295

    • 30+ months — $375

  • How to Prepare for Lip Blushing

    Preparing properly ensures the best results and your comfort during the procedure. Please review these guidelines carefully:

    1 Week Before

    • Avoid sunburn, tanning, or harsh facial treatments on/around the lips.

    • Stop using exfoliating products (retinol, glycolic, salicylic, etc.) on the lip area.

    • If prone to cold sores, ask your doctor about taking an antiviral medication (such as Valtrex) before your appointment to prevent an outbreak.

    24 Hours Before

    • No alcohol, caffeine, marijuana, or blood thinners (including aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil, and certain herbal supplements).

    • Stay hydrated—healthy, hydrated lips heal better. CHAPPED LIPS DO NOT TAKE COLOR!

    24 Hours Before

    • Do not use lip plumpers or lip stains.

    • Drink plenty of water and apply a good lip balm to keep lips moisturized.

    • Gently exfoliate lips (sugar scrub or dry toothbrush).

    Day of Appointment

    • Arrive with a clean face, no makeup or skincare products on the lips.

    • Eat a light meal beforehand so you’re comfortable during the 2–3 hour session.

    • I always take Zyrtec, Pepcid (both antihistamines for swelling) and Tylenol before receiving PMU.

    • Bring your favorite lipstick, lip liner, or a reference photo if you want a specific shade.

    • Relax—your lips will be numbed for comfort (optional dental block available with our RN, Roya, contact her directly.)

    • I don’t mind if you have earbuds and listen to your own music/audiobook but PLEASE, DO NOT TAKE PHONE CALLS OR TEXTS!

    ✨ Pro Tip: Healthy, moisturized lips = better healed results! Start applying a nourishing balm (like Aquaphor or plain Vaseline) nightly leading up to your appointment.

  • 🚫 Food + Drink

    • Avoid spicy, salty, or acidic foods for the first few days.

    • Drink through a straw to minimize irritation.

    • Avoid alcohol and smoking during the healing process.

    🏃 Activities

    • Avoid sun exposure, swimming, saunas, hot tubs, and heavy exercise for at least 1 week.

    • Refrain from kissing or oral activities to prevent irritation/infection.

    💧 Hydration

    • Keep lips moisturized with a thin layer of healing ointment (Aquaphor, A&D, or your artist’s recommendation).

    • Stay hydrated—drink plenty of water.

    💉 Filler + Tox

    • Wait a minimum of 30 days after lip blushing before getting lip filler or tox around the mouth.

    🪥 Toothpaste & Oral Care

    • Avoid letting toothpaste or mouthwash with whitening/bleaching agents (hydrogen peroxide) touch your lips while healing.

    📆 Healing Timeline

    First 24–48 Hours

    • Gently dab lips with a clean tissue to remove lymph fluid.

    • Do not touch, pick, or rub your lips.

    • Apply a thin layer of your healing ointment regularly.

    • No kissing or saliva contact.

    • Drink with a straw.

    • Avoid spicy, salty, or acidic foods.

    Days 3–7: Peeling Phase

    • Lips may flake/peel—this is completely normal. Do not pick at flakes.

    • Continue applying a thin layer of healing ointment.

    • Stay hydrated and avoid sun exposure.

    • No lip makeup until fully healed.

    Weeks 2–4: Healing & Color Development

    • Color may look darker at first, then lighten, then reappear as lips heal.

    • Use a fragrance-free lip balm for hydration.

    • Avoid sun exposure, exfoliation, and harsh skincare treatments near lips.

    ✨ Healing is a process—final healed color is usually visible after 6–8 weeks. A touch-up session is necessary 6-12 weeks after, for best results.

    Long-Term Care-SCHEDULE YOUR TOUCH-UP APPOINTMENT!

    Must be done 6-12 weeks post “First Service”

    Long Term Care-

    • Always wear SPF lip balm to prevent premature fading.

    • Avoid harsh exfoliants, lip plumpers and lip stains with alcohol for longevity.

    • Be cautious with teeth bleaching agents.

    • Avoid smoking.

  • Lip blushing may not be suitable for individuals who:

    • Have active cold sores (herpes simplex virus) – if prone, take antiviral medication (e.g., Valtrex) before and after the procedure

    • Have an active infection, open wounds, or irritation on the lips

    • Are pregnant or breastfeeding

    • Have uncontrolled diabetes or other conditions that affect healing

    • Have a history of keloid or hypertrophic scarring

    • Are on blood thinners or take medications that affect healing

    • Accutane, steroids or any other questionable rx please ask your physician

    • Have had lip filler or tox around mouth recently (wait at least 1 month)

    • Are undergoing chemotherapy or immunosuppressive treatments

    • Scar tissue from old school lip tattooing/ sun damage may be hard to implant color

    • Have unrealistic expectations of the procedure

    • Under the age of 18

    COLD SORES- If you have a history of cold sores, please reach out to your doctor to request a prescription for Valtrex. Trauma from the procedure can create a cold sore response. You should be on antivirals 3 days before and 3 days after (or as your doctor recommends).

    If you don't have a history of cold sores, consider taking L-Lysine for two weeks before and two weeks after your appointment. This natural remedy can help prevent outbreaks and is available in the vitamin section. It is important to note someone who has never had a cold sore can still have the HSV-1. If you get one after the procedure you need to contact your physician ASAP for an antiviral!

    RISKS- There is a minor risk of allergic reactions to the numbing agent or ink. Should you experience intense pain during the procedure, it is advisable to request an immediate cessation of the process. Even with preventive measures, it's still possible to develop a cold sore after your appointment or develop an allergy to the ink long after the procedure.

    MARIJUANA, ALCOHOL, CAFFIENE, FISH OIL + BLOOD THINNERS- It is crucial to refrain from consuming marijuana, alcohol, and caffeine 24 hours before procedure.

    Marijuana can induce unnecessary sensitivity and potential paranoia, while alcohol and caffeine may lead to increased bleeding, swelling, sensitivity, irritation, and wash out pigment penetration.

    FILLER & TOX (IN & AROUND LIPS)- If you're thinking about getting lip filler, please schedule your appointment for 30 days after the lip blushing procedure or at least 4-6 weeks before any LIP BLUSHING SERVICE. If you're looking for a skilled injector, I can recommend several experienced, talented professionals.

BROW ART

  • PERMANENT MAKEUP BROWS—are a cosmetic tattoo designed to enhance the shape, fullness, and symmetry of your eyebrows. Using specialized techniques and pigments, the brows are tailored to your face and desired look, ranging from soft and natural to more defined and filled-in.

    This service is perfect for anyone who wants:

    • Effortless, wake-up-and-go brows

    • Correction of sparse, uneven, or thinning brows

    • A polished look without daily penciling or powder

    • Long-lasting results that fade softly over time

    The Process

    • Consultation & Mapping: Brows are measured and shaped to suit your facial features.

    • Color Selection: Pigment chosen to complement your skin tone and natural brow hair.

    • Numbing: A topical anesthetic helps keep you comfortable.

    • Tattooing: Hair-stroke, powder, or combination techniques used depending on your goals and skin type.

    • Touch-Up Session: 6–12 weeks later to refine color and shape.

    Longevity: Results typically last 2–3 years, gradually fading with time. Maintenance “color refresh” sessions are recommended for best long-term results.

  • Part I: “First Time with Lindsay” — $500

    Part II: Touch-Up — included
    (6–12 weeks after Part I)

    • Refines shape, color, and any areas that healed too lightly

    Color Refresh (Returning Clients)

    $250

  • How to Prepare for PMU Brows

    Proper preparation ensures better results, smoother healing, and a more comfortable experience. Please read carefully before your appointment.

    1 Week Before

    • Avoid tanning, sunburn, chemical peels, or harsh skincare on/around the brows.

    • Stop using exfoliating or resurfacing products (retinol, glycolic, salicylic, tretinoin, etc.) near the brow area.

    • If you’ve had Botox, filler, or brow waxing/threading, brow lamination, wait at least 2 weeks before your PMU session.

    • If prone to keloids, scarring, or unusual skin reactions, please consult your physician first.

    • Text me a well-lit photo of your face, no makeup, and photos of brows you like. I can pre-draw ideas for you.

    24 Hours Before

    • No alcohol, caffeine, marijuana, or blood-thinning medications/supplements (aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil, vitamin E, etc.). Consult with Dr. before stopping prescribed medications.

    • Avoid tweezing or waxing your brows—you’ll come in with your natural hair growth so I can map accurately.

    24 Hours Before

    • Keep brows clean and free from heavy creams or oils.

    • Drink plenty of water and get good rest.

    Day of Appointment

    • Arrive with a clean face, no makeup or skincare on your brows.

    • Eat a light meal beforehand so you’re comfortable during the ~3-hour session.

    • I always take Zyrtec, Pepcid (both antihistamines for swelling) and Tylenol before receiving PMU.

    • Relax—I’ll numb the area for your comfort, and we’ll take before & after photos.

    • I don’t mind if you have air pods for music or audio book, but PLEASE STAY OFF YOUR PHONE AND PLAN TO AVOID CALLS AND TEXTS.

    ✨ Pro Tip: Well-moisturized skin = better healed results. Apply a gentle, fragrance-free moisturizer nightly leading up to your appointment, but avoid heavy oils/occlusives on your brows the day of.

  • PMU Brows Aftercare & Healing

    Proper aftercare is the key to beautiful, long-lasting brows. Please follow these instructions carefully:

    Immediately After Your Appointment

    • Your brows will look darker and bolder than expected—this is normal.

    • Mild redness, swelling, or a tight feeling may occur for the first 24 hours.

    Healing Timeline

    Days 1–3:

    • Brows look dark, bold, and defined.

    • Skin may feel tender, tight, or slightly swollen.

    Days 4–7:

    • Brows begin to scab or flake—DO NOT pick, scratch, or peel.

    • Some itching is normal; gently tap instead of scratching.

    Days 7–14:

    • Brows may appear patchy, uneven, or too light as the skin heals over pigment.

    • Color will “hide” under healing skin—this is normal.

    Weeks 3–6:

    • Pigment resurfaces, softens, and settles into its true healed color.

    • A touch-up at 6–12 weeks is needed to perfect shape and color.

    Aftercare Instructions

    ✅ Do:

    • Keep brows dry for the first 24 hours.

    • From Day 2, gently cleanse with lukewarm water + mild fragrance-free cleanser (pat dry).

    • Apply a thin layer of recommended healing ointment (Aquaphor, A&D, or provided balm) if brows feel tight/dry.

    • Sleep on a clean pillowcase.

    ❌ Avoid:

    • Picking, scratching, or rubbing brows.

    • Makeup, lotions, or skincare on the brows until fully healed.

    • Excessive sweating (workouts, saunas, hot yoga) for at least 7–10 days.

    • Sun exposure, tanning, pools, hot tubs, or ocean water for 2 weeks.

    • Chemical peels, retinols, or exfoliants near brows for at least 4 weeks.

    Long-Term Care

    • Always use SPF on healed brows to prevent premature fading.

    • Avoid laser treatments directly over brows unless cleared by your provider.

    • Plan for a Color Refresh every 1–2 years to maintain your desired look.

    ✨ Remember: Brows go through an “ugly duckling” phase before healing beautifully. Trust the process and resist the urge to touch or pick—your touch-up appointment will perfect everything.

  • 🌿 Who is a Candidate for PMU Brows?

    PMU Brows are ideal for many people, but not everyone is a candidate. Here’s a breakdown:

    ✅ Good Candidates

    • Those with sparse, thin, or uneven brows who want more definition.

    • People with busy lifestyles who want “wake up and go” brows.

    • Clients with normal to dry skin (tends to retain pigment best).

    • Mature clients experiencing hair loss or faded natural brows.

    • Anyone seeking long-lasting, low-maintenance brow color and shape.

    ⚠️ Possible but with Considerations

    • Oily or acne-prone skin: Can cause pigment to fade faster or heal softer. Powder/Ombre brows are often recommended over hair strokes.

    • Sensitive skin or large pores: May experience more redness, swelling, or blurred pigment edges.

    • Previous brow tattoos: Correction is possible, but may require removal or additional sessions.

    • Scar tissue in the brow area: May take multiple sessions for even pigment.

    ❌ Not Candidates (Contraindications)

    • Pregnant or breastfeeding.

    • Under 18 years old.

    • Skin conditions in the brow area (eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, active acne).

    • History of keloid or hypertrophic scarring.

    • Uncontrolled diabetes or other conditions that impair healing.

    • Use of blood thinners (including certain prescriptions, aspirin, or fish oil) that cannot be stopped.

    • Recent Botox, fillers, or chemical peels (must wait 2–4 weeks).

    • Recent tanning or sunburn in the brow area.

    ✨ Pro Tip for Clients: If you’re unsure whether PMU brows are right for you, book a consultation first. I’ll assess your skin, medical history, and brow goals to make sure it’s safe and successful.

LASH ENHANCEMENT

  • PMU Lash Enhancement is a permanent tattoo applied along the lash line.

    • Can range from very natural (tiny dots between lashes) to more defined (a soft-liner effect).

    • Enhances the eyes without looking like heavy eyeliner.

    • Works for all ages and skin types.

    • Typically lasts 1–3 years depending on skin type, pigment, and aftercare.

    The Process

    1. Consultation

    • Discuss desired look: natural, medium, or more defined.

    • Review medical history (eye conditions, allergies, medications, etc.).

    • Choose pigment color (usually black or dark brown).

    Preparation

    • Cleanse the eye area thoroughly.

    • Apply topical numbing cream to minimize discomfort.

    • Decide on lash line thickness and style.

    Application

    • Using a fine needle or PMU machine, pigment is implanted just below the skin surface along the lash line.

    Technique can be:

    • Micro-dots: tiny dots between lashes for subtle enhancement.

    • Soft eyeliner: a thin, continuous line for a more noticeable effect.

    Healing

    • Minor redness or swelling may occur.

    • Healing takes about 5–7 days for surface healing, full pigment settling in 4–6 weeks.

    • Follow aftercare instructions: avoid rubbing eyes, swimming, saunas, and heavy makeup during healing.

    Touch-Up

    Usually one touch-up 6–12 weeks after the initial session to perfect pigment retention and color intensity.

    Benefits

    • Eyes look naturally defined without makeup.

    • Smudge-proof and waterproof.

    • Saves time in daily makeup routine.

    • Enhances lash appearance even without mascara

  • Part I: “First Time with Lindsay” — $375

    Part II: Touch-Up — $100
    (MUST BE DONE 6–12 weeks after Part I)

    • Refines color and fills in any areas that healed lighter

    • Ensures long-lasting, even results

    Color Refresh (Returning Clients)

    1-3 years/ as desired

    • 12-24 months: $200

    • 24+ months: $300

  • ✨ How to Prepare for PMU Lash Enhancement

    1 Week Before

    • Discontinue eyelash growth serums (like Latisse, GrandeLash, etc.) to avoid increased sensitivity and bleeding.

    • Remove eyelash extensions at least 3–4 days prior to allow the lash line to breathe.

    • Avoid lash lifts or tints within 1 week of your appointment.

    • Stop using retinol, glycolic, or other exfoliating products around the eye area.

    48 Hours Before

    • Avoid alcohol, caffeine, marijuana, and blood-thinning medications/supplements (aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil, vitamin E, etc.).

    • Do not perm, curl, or dye your lashes.

    24 Hours Before

    • No waterproof mascara, lash glue, or heavy eye creams.

    • Get plenty of rest and stay hydrated.

    Day of Appointment

    • Arrive with clean eyes (no makeup, mascara, eyeliner, lash glue, or skincare on the lids/lashes).

    • Wear glasses instead of contacts (contacts must be removed before the procedure).

    • Eat a light meal before your appointment to stay comfortable during the ~3-hour session.

    • I always take Zyrtec, Pepcid (both antihistamines for swelling) and Tylenol before receiving PMU.

    • Relax—your lash line will be numbed for comfort. Most clients describe the sensation as tickly or scratchy but very tolerable.

    ✨ Pro Tip: Healthy lashes and skin = better healed results. Nourish your eyes with gentle cleansing, hydration, and avoid anything that might irritate the lash line before your session.

  • ✨ PMU Lash Enhancement Aftercare & Healing

    Caring for your lash line properly ensures the best healed results. Please follow these instructions carefully.

    Immediately After

    • Eyes may feel slightly puffy, tender, or like you’ve been crying—this is normal and should subside within 24 hours.

    • Pigment may appear darker and more intense at first.

    Healing Timeline

    Days 1–3:

    • Lash line looks bold, dark, and crisp.

    • Mild swelling or tightness may occur.

    Days 4–7:

    • Light flaking or scabbing may occur along the lash line.

    • Pigment may look uneven—do not pick, rub, or scratch.

    Days 7–14:

    • Color may appear faded, patchy, or “disappear” as the skin heals over pigment. This is temporary.

    Weeks 3–6:

    • Pigment resurfaces and softens into its true healed shade.

    • A Touch-Up (6–12 weeks after Part I) perfects shape and color.

    Aftercare Instructions

    ✅ Do:

    • Keep lash line dry for the first 24 hours.

    • From Day 2, gently cleanse eyes with lukewarm water and pat dry.

    • Use only aftercare balm if provided—apply sparingly with a clean cotton swab if the lash line feels tight or itchy.

    • Sleep on a clean pillowcase.

    ❌ Avoid:

    • Mascara, eyeliner, lash glue, or eye makeup on/near lash line for 14 days.

    • Picking or rubbing the lash line (this can pull pigment out).

    • Swimming pools, hot tubs, saunas, or ocean water for 2 weeks.

    • Heavy sweating or steam directly on the eyes for at least 1 week.

    • Lash extensions, lash lifts, or tinting until fully healed (about 2–3 weeks).

    Long-Term Care

    • Always remove eye makeup gently to avoid premature fading.

    • Use SPF around the eye area to protect pigment from UV light.

    • Avoid harsh chemical peels or laser directly over lash line.

    • Plan for a Color Refresh every 1–2 years to maintain definition.

    ✨ Remember: Your lash line will look darker at first, then lighter, then settle into its healed color after your touch-up. Trust the process and avoid touching—your results will be worth it!

  • ✨ Who is a Candidate for PMU Lash Enhancement?

    PMU Lash Enhancement is perfect for many people, but some factors determine whether it’s the right fit.

    ✅ Good Candidates

    • Anyone who wants subtle, natural-looking definition along the lash line.

    • Clients with sparse, light, or uneven lashes who want them to appear fuller.

    • Busy clients who want to wake up with defined eyes without daily eyeliner.

    • Those with normal to dry skin around the eyes (helps pigment retain better).

    ⚠️ Possible but with Considerations

    • Oily or acne-prone eyelids: Pigment may fade faster or blur slightly.

    • Sensitive skin or allergies: Mild redness or irritation is possible.

    • Previous permanent eyeliner or lash enhancement tattoos: May require touch-up or color correction.

    ❌ Not Candidates (Contraindications)

    • Pregnant or breastfeeding.

    • Under 18 years old.

    • Active eye infections, eyelid dermatitis, or recent eye surgeries.

    • History of keloid or hypertrophic scarring.

    • Use of blood thinners (prescription or supplements) that cannot be paused.

    • Recent Botox, fillers, chemical peels, or laser around the eye area (must wait 2–4 weeks).

    • Recent tanning or sunburn near the eye.

PMU PORTFOLIO

PRECARE + AFTERCARE ARE ABSOLUTLEY ESSENTIAL!

PRECARE + AFTERCARE ARE ABSOLUTLEY ESSENTIAL!

PRECARE + AFTERCARE ARE ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL TO:

  • THE COMFORT OF YOUR SERVICE

  • TIME IS TAKES TO PERFORM YOUR SERVICE

  • COLOR RETENTION

  • HEALED RESULTS