HAIR COLOR

1. Should I color my hair myself or go to a professional?

If you are coloring your hair for the first time, you should go to a licensed professional . A professional hairstylist will be able to consult with you on what color would look best with your skin tone. Also, having a professional do a strand test is the best way to make sure you are not allergic to the products and to ensure that your hair will get the desired results you are looking for without damaging it.

2. Will coloring my hair damage it?

If you are using a permanent hair color you have to lift the hair using hydrogen peroxide (developer). This process raises or opens up the cuticle layer of the hair to allow the color molecules to penetrate the cortex depositing the color which could damage the hair if not done properly. If you use the wrong level of peroxide or if you constantly change your hair color (over-processing), this is what will cause damage to your hair. However, if you use a semi-permanent or demi-permanent they will help add extra shine and condition to the hair but will only last a couple of shampoos.

3. What’s the difference between semi-permanent, demi-permanent, and permanent?

Semi-permanent hair color does not contain peroxide so it can not lift the hair, therefore it can only make the hair darker and not lighter. The color will only last about six to twelve shampoos because it only deposits the hair color on the outermost layer of the hair. This is a good choice to try if you are afraid you may not like the color. Also, semi-permanent will enhance the shine and condition of the hair since it is not lifting.

Demi-Permanent hair color contains low amounts of peroxide which unlike semi-permanent, it can lighten the hair slightly. Demi-permanent deposits the color between the cuticle and cortex, therefore, making it last longer, anywhere from 12 – 26 washes.

Permanent hair color just as the name suggests, it is a permanent hair color and will last until the colored strands grow out. Permanent hair color can lighten hair up to 4 levels anything more than that is not recommended as it can cause damage to the hair.

4. Will the color cover my grey hair?

Yes, hair color will cover your grey hair depending on what formula and brand you use. If you have more than 50% of grey hair it is probably best to use permanent hair color.

5. How often should I shampoo my hair after receiving a color service?

After you receive your color service, wait at least 24 hours before shampooing your hair…48 hours is even better. Try and limit your washing to 3 times a week, especially if you have a more intense color like, red.

6. How long do I have to wait before re-coloring my hair with a different color?

This all depends on the condition of your hair. It is best to consult with your hairstylist about your options. If you have damaged hair, it is probably best to wait until your hair is in better condition or until the color grows out. If you don’t like the color of your hair, talk to your stylist about a color corrective service.

7. Can I get color and highlights all on the same day?

Yes, as long as your hair is in good condition, you can get a color service and highlights all on the same day.

8. Can I lighten my hair a couple of levels without bleaching or stripping the color?

If you are trying to go from a dark shade color to a light shade of color, you will need to bleach the hair. To lighten the hair, you have to use some type of bleach or peroxide to remove the pigment in the hair. Once the pigment is removed, the hair cuticle lifts allowing the hair color to be absorbed. See our post about ‘Do you have to bleach hair prior to dyeing it?‘ for more information on bleaching.

Adding color to your hair allows you to achieve a variety of different looks from funky and bold to a more natural subtle look. There are many different hair colors and brands out there, to find out which is the best for your hair consult with a professional or visit your local beauty school for their expert advice. Be sure to also check out our article on how long it takes to dye hair for more information on coloring hair.

9. Is hair color best applied on wet hair or dry?

It is better to apply color, bleach or toner is on dry, dirty (that is to say, unwashed) hair.
The natural hair oil in the hair protects the scalp.
If you are doing a double-process color just make sure your hair is dry when you arrive and unwashed for several days prior to service. Do not soak your hair in oil prior to appointments hoping it will keep your hair protected. I use bleach with Olaplex in it, which helps to rebuild the keratin bonds in your hair. That will only make application more difficult.
Definitions
1. Basecolor: Color applied at the root area or all-over before a dimensional/creative color technique is done.

2. Contrast: Contrast is a value applied to highlights. High-contrast highlights are much lighter than the surrounding hair and provide a dramatic look. Lower contrast highlights result in a more natural look.

3. Cool: Cool is a tonal value that can apply to blonde, brunette, and red shades. A color is said to have “cool tones” if it tends toward blue, violet or green. Cool colors include platinum blondes, ash browns, and plum reds.

4. Coverage: Coverage is a measure of a haircolor’s ability to cover gray. Some haircolor formulations are too transparent to effectively cover gray hair. Redken Color Gels Lacquers Haircolor provides exceptional gray coverage with resistance to fading.

5. Dimension: Dimension is a function of the range of tones in your hair. A head of hair that is all one color is said to be “flat” or lacking dimension. Your stylist can add dimension to your hair with highlights or lowlights.

6. Double-process: A double-process color refers to anytime two color services are done in one visit. Generally this is done by doing the first color service, washing and drying the hair, then doing the second color. This can include lightening the hair then applying a toner, or doing a permanent color followed by a glaze.

7. Express Highlights: Express Highlights are done by applying a small amount of foils or painted-on pieces, usually focused on framing the face.

8. Glaze: Glazes involve using a semi-permanent color to enhance, enrich, change, match, tone down or intensify natural or color-treated hair while harmonizing contrast.

9. Hair Painting: Hair Painting, also known as balayage, is the process of free-handing or sweeping hair color, lightener or toner downwards in soft strokes directly on the surface of the desired section. This method is used to create dimension with a natural, softer look.

10. Highlights: Highlighting hair means isolating select strands in the hair and treating them with a haircolor or lightener to make them lighter than their base/natural color. Highlights can add dimension by contrasting with the rest of the hair and are created with foils, a cap or special combs or brushes used for “painting on” the color.

11. Lift: Lift is the chemical process of lightening the color of the hair. Different haircolor formulations have different lifting abilities.

12. Lowlights: Lowlights are created by using color with foils, caps, or painted on to darken specific pieces and create dimension. Generally low lights will be 2-3 levels darker than your basecolor and slightly warmer. This can be used for a more natural look or create accents within the hair.

13. Rebalancing: Rebalancing is the process of bringing the hair back into balance, and can be created with the combination of highlights and lowlights, and/or glazes.

14. Single-process: A single process refers to any color service that is done in one step. This can be using a permanent color that lifts and deposits, a glaze, highlights/lowlights without toning, or a creative color service with only one process.

15. Texture: Texture, as defined by the diameter of an individual hair strand, is generally described as fine, medium, or coarse. Your stylist will factor in your hair’s texture when determining your best color formulation.

16. Trend Pastel: Trend Pastel refers to the softened, lightened hues of colors such as red, purple, green, orange, yellow, or blue. Pastel tones of color are meant as colorants and toning shades, and are best achieved when applied to very pale blonde hair to create for example pink, lavender, mint green tones.

17. Tone: Tone, in haircoloring, is the term used to describe a specific color—”golden” blonde, “coppery” red, “ash” brown. Colors are divided into warm tones and cool tones.

18. Warm: Warm is a tonal value that can apply to blonde, brunette, and red shades. A color is said to have “warm tones” if it tends toward yellow, orange or red. Warm colors include golden blondes, auburn brunettes, and coppery

HAIR CUTTING

1. Am I Cutting My Hair for the Right Reasons?

If other people’s opinions, a recent breakup, or your favorite celebrity’s new ‘do is swaying you to get a little scissor happy, consider holding out for a while to think about whether or not you really want to get a new haircut. When you make an impulse decision, you may end up regretting it in the long run.

Long story short — make sure you want whatever haircut you’re thinking of getting because it flatters your face and your personal style. As a general rule of thumb, once you have a new haircut or new hairstyle idea in your mind, hold onto it for a couple of weeks. If you still want to try it out after a bit of time has passed, go for it.

2. Does This Haircut Fit My Face Shape?

You already know that you should think about your sense of style — as well as your skin tone — when coloring your hair or deciding on a makeup look. When it comes to getting a new haircut, it's your face shape that you really need to take into account.

That’s because depending on the way your hair is cut, certain facial features could end up looking more prominent — and if you choose a cut that’s not the most complementary to your face shape, you might end up highlighting features you’d rather not.

To make sure that the cut you choose fits your face shape, it’s best to sit down with your stylist beforehand and discuss your options.

3. Does This Haircut Fit Into My Lifestyle?

Before you get a new cut, you should also think about how much maintenance this style will require. What’s most important is to find a haircut that will fit into your lifestyle. If you’re more low-key, for example, then a super-short pixie cut might not be the right haircut for you, since you’ll have to get trims often. Or, if you never use heat tools, you might want a haircut that’s more low-maintenance and necessitates minimal styling.

Another example: Do you work out frequently? If so, then you’ll probably want a haircut that’s easy to pull back into a ponytail. Whatever your lifestyle, just be sure to do your research or talk it out with your stylist before they pick up their scissors.

4. Will I Be Able to Style This Cut Daily Without My Stylist?

We’ve all been in a stylist’s chair wondering the same thing: Will I be able to recreate this look on my own? Professionals are able to create bouncy blowouts, sleek-looking strands, and the most beautiful curls with what seems to be almost no effort at all. But, you want to make sure that you choose a haircut that you’ll be comfortable styling by yourself on a daily basis.

5. How Much Maintenance Will This Haircut Require?

Similarly, you’ll also want to think about how much upkeep this look will require and whether or not you’re on board with how frequently you’ll need to come in for trims. Are you getting a stacked bob? We love it, but just know that you’ll probably be back in the salon for frequent touch-ups. Whatever you choose, much like trying a new hair color trend, it’s important to think about the long-term maintenance of the look.

6. Am I Able to Donate What I Cut Off?

If you’re trying to decide whether or not to make a big chop, one of the best ways to help make up your mind is to find out if you'll be able to donate your locks. A new haircut and contributing to a good cause is always a motivating factor.

7. Have I Tried This Cut on For Size?

An easy way to see what a new haircut will look like on you— before actually getting it cut — is to download a virtual makeover app where you can upload your picture and try on different styles. Gotta love technology these days.

Editor’s tip: We also love that good quality wigs are easier than ever to get our hands on. If possible, braid your hair down and pop on a wig that mimics your cut for a day so you can see how you like it. This is also a great way to try out a new hair color without making the commitment.

8. Do I Trust My Hairstylist?

Finding the right hairstylist is like finding a significant other — it isn’t always easy, but it’s so worth it to find someone you’re truly comfortable with. If you don’t feel comfortable with your hairstylist — for whatever reason — simply part ways and seek someone else’s opinion. They are taking scissors to your hair, after all, and even though hair grows back, you don’t want to get stuck with a haircut that isn't what you've been envisioning.

9. Does This Haircut Fit My Personal Style?

This one may seem obvious, but when trying out an entirely new or different haircut, take a second to pause and ask yourself if the look you’re considering suits your personal style. We’re all for trying out new trends and looks, but the reality is that veering too far away from your personal style can make you feel uncomfortable in the long run.

10. Does This Haircut Fit My Budget?

First off, some haircuts are more complex than others, and therefore they could cost more. If your stylist is spending more time on your hair or maintaining lots of length, your bill can go up. How high- or low-maintenance your style is can also factor into your budget — if you’ve chosen a more high maintenance look that requires frequent trims, you’ll be spending more money. So, do a little math before making a decision.

11. Does This Haircut Fit the Thickness of My Hair?

This one is more important than you might think. That’s because your hair’s thickness — whether you’ve got thin hair or thick, curly strands — can factor into how well you can pull off some cuts. For example, if you have thick hair, your stylist might suggest that you go with a longer haircut over a short one, and vice-versa.

12. Does This Haircut Fit My Hair Texture?

Along with hair thickness, it’s also important to take your natural hair texture into account. It’s probably not best to heat style your strands every day, so it’s important to go for a haircut that will work with your natural texture — not work against it. For example, those with straight hair can easily rock blunt bangs, whereas those with curly hair may have to commit to a styling regimen for the cut.

13. Is This Haircut Just a Trend?

While there’s nothing wrong with being inspired by the latest trends, if you base your cut entirely on what’s trending at the moment, you might not be taking into consideration whether that particular hairstyle complements your features. Just because the bixie, modern mullet and octopus haircut are super popular, that doesn’t mean it’s for you. And sometimes, when a haircut is super-trendy, it’ll fade from popularity pretty quickly — leaving you to deal with that awkward grow-out phase for the next few months.

14. Do I Know What to Ask For?

As much as you may trust your stylist, knowing how to ask for the haircut you want properly is so important. You’re not a hairdresser, so it can be easy to mix up terms and accidentally give your hairdresser the wrong impression. Make sure you’ve done your homework and have the language and always bring a visual example so that there’s no confusion if you don’t describe the cut precisely.

PERMANENT MAKEUP

YOU CANNOT RECEIVE PERMANENT COSMETICS IF YOU ARE:

+ PREGNANT OR NURSING - CANNOT GET PROCEDURE

+ UNDERGOING CHEMOTHERAPY (CONSULT WITH YOU DOCTOR)

+ VIRAL INFECTIONS (DISEASES)

+ EPILEPSY

+ SICK WITH A COLD OR FLU-LIKE VIRUS

+ IF YOU ARE A SMOKER (PIGMENT MAY NOT RETAIN PROPERLY, COLORS MAY DISTORT)

+ HISTORY OF MRSA

+ AUTO-IMMUNE DISEASE

+ THYROID/GRAVES DISEASE (MEDICATION MAY CAUSE PIGMENT TO NOT RETAIN PROPERLY)

+ ANEMIA (PIGMENT MAY NOT RETAIN PROPERLY)

+ HISTORY OF KELOID OR HYPERTROPHIC SCARRING

+ ARE CURRENTLY USING ACCUTANE OR HAVE USED IT IN THE PAST YEAR

+ CURRENTLY ON BLOOD THINNING MEDICATIONS OR ANTIBIOTICS

**IF YOU ARE UNDER A DOCTOR’S CARE AND HAVE QUESTIONS AT ALL ABOUT BEING ABLE TO HAVE THIS PROCEDURE, IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO MEET WITH YOUR DOCTOR AND GET WRITTEN APPROVAL

AVOID DOING ANY OF THESE PRIOR TO PROCEDURE:

+ NO BOTOX 3 WEEKS PRIOR TO APPOINTMENT

+ NO CHEMICAL PEELS 6 WEEKS BEFORE OR AFTER

+ NO RETINOLS/RETIN-A OR OTHER ANTI-AGING/ACNE CREAMS, OR SERUMS CONTAINING ACIDS THIS WILL CAUSE QUICKER FADING. IF THEY TAKE VITAMIN A EVERYDAY THEN THEY HAVE TO BE OFF OF IT FOR 6 WEEKS BEFORE THEY CAN GET THE PROCEDURE & STAY OFF UNTIL 6 WEEKS AFTER TOUCH UP. ACCUTANE MUST BE OFF 6 MONTHS-YEAR

+ DISCONTINUE USE OF AHA (CHEMICAL EXFOLIATION) SKIN CARE PRODUCTS CLOSE TO THE AREA TO BE TATTOOED AT LEAST ONE WEEK PRIOR TO YOUR PROCEDURE

+ NO LASER OR ELECTROLYSIS ON OR AROUND THE TREATMENT AREA ONE WEEK PRIOR TO PROCEDURE

+ DO NOT HAVE ANY CHEMICAL PEELS, DERMABRASIONS, MESOTHERAPY, OR ANY OTHER INTENSE TREATMENTS WHICH WILL CAUSE FASTER SKIN CELL REJUVENATING AND CAUSE SKIN IRRITATION 3-4 WEEKS BEFORE PROCEDURE

+ DO NOT WORK OUT OR SWEAT HEAVILY THE DAY OF THE PROCEDURE OR 7-10 DAYS AFTER

+ DO NOT TAN OR HAVE SUNBURNED FACE THE DAY OF

+ DO NOT TAKE ANY BLOOD THINNERS 48 HOURS BEFORE

+ NO WAXING OR TINTING 3 DAYS BEFORE

+ NO ALCOHOL OR CAFFEINATED DRINKS 24 HOURS BEFORE

+ SMOKING BEFORE PROCEDURE CAN CAUSE EXCESS BLEEDING, AND MAY LEAD TO SLOW HEALING OF WOUNDS

DOES IT HURT?

USING A PERMANENT MAKE UP MACHINE RATHER THAN A MANUAL TOOL, MY CLIENTS ARE SIGNIFICANTLY MORE COMFORTABLE THROUGHOUT THE PROCEDURE, WITH MY TECHNIQUE OPPOSED TO THE MANUAL TECHNIQUE.

NUMBING LIQUID IS APPLIED MULTIPLE TIMES THROUGHOUT THE PROCEDURE. EACH CLIENT IS DIFFERENT WHEN EXPERIENCING PAIN LEVEL ASSOCIATED WITH HAIR STROKES OR SHADING. SOME CLIENTS DON’T EXPERIENCE ANY DISCOMFORT AT ALL, AND SOME EXPERIENCE MINOR PAIN, AND SOME MORE. EVERYONE IS DIFFERENT SO WE WON’T KNOW YOUR PAIN LEVEL UNTIL WE BEGIN. IF THE PAIN LEVEL IS HIGH, I APPLY THE NUMBING CREAM MULTIPLE TIMES THROUGHOUT THE PROCEDURE.

DO YOU OFFER CONSULTATIONS?

ALL APPOINTMENTS BEGIN WITH A FULL CONSULTATION TO TALK ABOUT WHICH TECHNIQUE IS BEST FOR YOU.

IF YOU'D LIKE TO MESSAGE ME ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE DO!

HOW LONG DO RESULTS LAST?

THE WORK TYPICALLY LASTS UP TO 6-24 MONTHS YEARS THE 6-12 WEEK TOUCH UP! WHEN YOU COME FOR COLOR/SHAPE REFRESHERS WHEN NEEDED, THE WORK WILL LAST LONGER.

FACTORS THAT MAY CAUSE QUICKER FADING:

+ MEDICATIONS: USING RETINOL OR ANTI-AGING PRODUCTS CAUSE THE SKIN TURNOVER RATE TO INCREASE

+ NOT PROPERLY FOLLOWING POST CARE INSTRUCTIONS.

HOW DO YOU PICK THE COLOR?

EACH CLIENT RECEIVES A CUSTOM COLOR THAT I WILL CHOOSE AT THE TIME OF THE APPOINTMENT. I FACTOR IN YOUR SKIN TONE & TYPE, YOUR DESIRED OUTCOME, & THE TECHNIQUE WE ARE DOING.

WE WILL DO A FULL CONSULTATION AT THE TIME OF THE APPOINTMENT TO CHOOSE THE PERFECT COLOR FOR YOU!

AFTERCARE FOR BROWS

+ ALWAYS WASH HANDS BEFORE TOUCHING BROWS

+ ON THE DAY OF THE PROCEDURE CLEANSE BROWS EVERY 2 HOURS FROM THE PROCEDURE TIME

+ CONTINUE TO CLEANSE MORNING & NIGHT UNTIL FLAKING IS COMPLETE

+ WASH HANDS, DIP Q-TIP IN WATER, WIPE BROWS, DIP Q-TIP IN SOAP, SWIPE BROWS 3 TIMES, RINSE OFF SOAP WITH WATER, PAT COMPLETELY DRY WITH CLEAN PAPER TOWEL.

+ USE BALM WHEN BROWS FEEL DRY, TIGHT, AND/OR ITCHY & EVERY NIGHT BEFORE BED

+ LIMIT SHOWERS 5-10 MINUTES WITH DOOR OPEN. NO HOT SHOWERS OR ANYTHING WITH EXCESSIVE MOISTURE, STEAM, AND HUMIDITY LIKE SAUNA, HOT TUB, FACIALS, UNTIL FLAKING IS COMPLETE.

+ SLEEP ON BACK, TRY NOT TO SLEEP ON SIDE

+ NO WATER ON BROWS , NO SUN, SWEATING, OR EXCESSIVE WATER ON BROWS UNTIL FLAKING IS COMPLETE.

+ IF THE AREA STARTS TO FLAKE, LEAVE IT. DO NOT PICK, PEEL, SCRUB OR PULL ON THE SKIN.

+ DO NOT RESUME ANY METHOD OF EYEBROW HAIR REMOVAL OR TINTING FOR AT LEAST 2 WEEKS.

+ NO MAKEUP, LOTION, OR SKIN PRODUCTS ON BROWS UNTIL FLAKING IS COMPLETE

+ DURING THE 40 DAY HEALING PROCESS IT IS BEST TO NOT USE CREAMS THAT CONTAIN ACIDS OR INGREDIENTS THAT WILL LIGHTEN OR EXFOLIATE THE SKIN.

+ YOU CAN BEGIN GETTING BROWS WET, APPLYING SUNSCREEN, MAKEUP, MOISTURIZER, ON BROWS ONCE FLAKING IS COMPLETE.

DO I REALLY NEED A TOUCH UP/FOLLOW UP APPOINTMENT?

MOST OF MY CLIENTS DO! AFTER THE FIRST SESSION, THE WORK HEALS IMPERFECT & POSSIBLY PATCHY. THE 6-12 WEEK TOUCH UP IS MEANT TO PERFECT THE SHAPE & COLOR!

I HAD MY BROWS DONE BY SOMEONE ELSE, CAN YOU TOUCH THEM UP?

ALL NEW CLIENTS ARE REQUIRED TO BOOK A FIRST SESSION APPOINTMENT.

IT IS NOT CONSIDERED A TOUCH UP IF THE WORK WAS NOT DONE BY ME. YOU WILL NEED TO SEND ME PICTURES OF YOUR PREVIOUS WORK PRIOR TO BOOKING. SOME WORK NEEDS COLOR OR SHAPE CORRECTION ($50 FEE) & SOME COLOR IS TOO DARK FOR ME TO CORRECT!

PLEASE TEXT PICTURES TO (240) 219-6400.

WHAT IS YOUR RESCHEDULING/CANCELLATION POLICY

BOOKING FEE/DEPOSITS ARE NON REFUNDABLE

72 HOURS TO RESCHEDULE & TO KEEP DEPOSIT

24 HOUR CANCELLATIONS / NO CALL NO SHOWS WILL BE CHARGED A 50% FEE

WHAT FORMS OF PAYMENT DO YOU ACCEPT?

CASH IS PREFERRED.

I ACCEPT ALL ELECTRONIC TRANSFERS: VENMO, ZELLE, CASH APP, APPLE PAY, OR PAY PAL.

CREDIT CARDS & PAYMENT PLANS WILL BE CHARGED A 3% PROCESSING FEE.

AM I A GOOD CANDIDATE FOR LIP BLUSH?

IF YOU ARE PRONE TO COLD SORES YOU WILL NEED TO GET ANTI-VIRALS FROM YOUR DOCTOR AND TAKE THEM 3 DAYS PRIOR & 7 DAYS POST PROCEDURE.

CLIENTS WHO HAVE DARK LIPS MAY NOT BE A GOOD CANDIDATE BECAUSE THE RISK OF HYPERPIGMENTATION IS MUCH HIGHER.

PRE-CARE & AFTER CARE FOR LIPS

EXFOLIATE LIPS FOR THE WEEK PRIOR TO THE APPOINTMENT AT HOME USING A DROP OF COCONUT OIL AND SUGAR TO CREATE YOUR OWN SUGAR SCRUB. MAKE SURE THEY ARE USING A LIP CONDITIONER, MASK OR BALM EVERY DAY LEADING UP TO THE APPOINTMENT TO GET THEIR LIPS IN GREAT SHAPE.

AVOID SUN EXPOSURE, BLOOD THINNING MEDICATIONS FOR 48 HOURS - NO ALCOHOL OR CAFFEINE FOR 24 HOURS.

AFTERCARE

IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING A LARGE AMOUNT OF SWELLING, YOU CAN ICE THE TREATMENT AREA. APPLYING ICE FOLLOWING YOUR PROCEDURE ALSO HELPS TO PREVENT BRUISING.

NO EXERCISE FOR 5-7 DAYS POST PROCEDURE

DURING DAY 1 TO DAY 7 (OR UNTIL THE SCABS ARE GONE)

PLEASE AVOID:
WATER (ON THE PMU AREA) ASIDE FROM CLEANING THEM
MAKEUP
EXCESSIVE SWEATING
SAUNA
POOLS
SUNBATHING
SPICY FOOD
KISSING

DO NOT PICK THE DRY LIPS.
DO NOT APPLY ANYTHING BESIDES AQUAPHOR OINTMENT (NO VASELINE, ANTIBIOTIC CREAMS, POLYSPORIN ETC).

FOLLOWING THE PROCEDURE, DO NOT USE CREAMS THAT CONTAIN ACIDS OR INGREDIENTS THAT WILL LIGHTEN OR EXFOLIATE THE SKIN.

TOUCHUPS (IF NEEDED) CAN BE DONE NO SOONER THAN 8 WEEKS AFTER THE ORIGINAL APPOINTMENT.

LIP HEALING PROCESS

DAYS 1 - 2: LIP COLOR IS VERY BOLD!

DAYS 3 - 5: LIP COLOR WILL PEEL OFF

DAYS 6 - 40: COLOR WILL DISAPPEAR & SLOWLY COME BACK

WEEK 6: LIPS HAVE FULLY HEALED, COLOR SHOULD HAVE COME BACK (30-50% LIGHTER THAN DAY 1)

6-12 WEEK TOUCH UP: WE WILL PERFECT THE SHAPE & COLOR, HEALING PROCESS WILL REPEAT.