FAQ
Find quick answers on booking, pricing, preparation, healing, aftercare, and treatment suitability.
- Microblading longevity depends on skin type and care
- Touch-ups are typically recommended at 4 to 6 weeks
- Preparation and aftercare make a significant difference in results
Where do I find current pricing?
Current permanent makeup and lash pricing is shown in the Acuity calendar. Select a service there to view the price and available appointment times.
How does body tattoo pricing work?
Body tattoo pricing is quoted after the request form is reviewed. Send photos and project details first, then the studio will reply with a rough quote and time estimate.
How do I book a body tattoo?
Start with the tattoo request form. If a consultation is needed after review, the studio will direct you to book that next step.
What is ombre or powder brow work?
It is a machine-based technique that creates a more filled-in brow look and can work well for clients with existing brow tattoos or for those who want more density.
How long does microblading last?
Depending on skin type and care, pigment can fade over a broad range, from a few months to multiple years.
Is microblading painful?
It can feel uncomfortable, especially for sensitive clients, but anesthetic is used to reduce that as much as possible.
How should I prepare for my appointment?
Avoid coffee, alcohol, energizing drinks, aspirin, niacin, vitamin E, ibuprofen, omega-3s, tanning, waxing, chemical peels, and other intense treatments in the days leading up to your service.
What should I avoid after the procedure?
Avoid sweating, hot baths, saunas, swimming, peeling, scratching, heavy debris exposure, and unnecessary touching while healing.
How long does healing take?
Initial flaking typically happens in about 7 to 10 days, but a full month is a better timeline for judging healed pigment.
Can microblading work over an existing tattoo?
Sometimes, but the studio needs a clear photo first because results vary widely based on the previous tattoo.
What about tattoo removal?
The original FAQ describes a non-surgical removal method that lifts unwanted ink through scabbing over multiple treatments, with consultation required.