​Contraindications are conditions or symptoms that restrict you from being a candidate for the service. If you have one or more of the following conditions, we may need to reassess whether Brow Tint, Brow Wax or Henna Brows  are appropriate for you:

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• Impetigo: Red skin that soon becomes a blister, this is also highly contagious.

• Ringworm: Red rash on the skin that looks like a ring. This condition is also highly contagious.

• Styes: A small and painful lump on the eyelid. Can be inside or outside of the eyelid. It is actually an abscess filled with pus. It is usually caused by bacteria infection.

• Blepharitis: An eye condition characterized by chronic inflammation of the eyelid. The eyelid can be very itchy, irritated and red.

• Folliculitis: infection of a hair follicle. This is an acute inflammation which occurs with pus formation.

• Boils: A painful red bump on the skin causing an infected hair follicle.

• Scabies: Skin that is very itchy. It is a contagious skin condition.

• Previous allergic reactions to lamination procress

• Previous allergic reactions hair dye

• Eczema: A condition in which patches of skin become rough, inflamed, blisters that cause itching and bleeding.

• Psoriasis: A long lasting autoimmune disease which is characterized by patches of abnormal skin. The skin patches are typically red and itchy. This treatment is very difficult to finish.

• Conjunctivitis: A highly contagious infection. Not suitable for brow lamination. Also known as pink eye, inflammation of the outer most layer of the white part of the eye and the inner surface of the eyelid.

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Contraindications for Brow Waxing or Tinting:

1. Skin Sensitivity or Allergies:

   • Individuals with sensitive skin or known allergies to wax or tinting products should avoid brow waxing or tinting to prevent potential allergic reactions, irritation, or skin sensitivities.

2. Recent Use of Retinoids or Exfoliants:

   • Use of retinoids (such as Retin-A) or other exfoliating treatments can increase skin sensitivity and compromise the skin's integrity, making it more prone to irritation or damage during waxing or tinting. It is recommended to discontinue these treatments on the brow area before undergoing waxing or tinting.

3. Sunburn or Recent Sun Exposure:

   • Waxing or tinting should be avoided on sunburned skin as it is already sensitive and prone to further irritation. Additionally, recent exposure to the sun's UV rays can make the skin more susceptible to discomfort and adverse reactions post-waxing or tinting.

4. Recent Chemical Peels or Microdermabrasion:

   • Individuals who have undergone chemical peels, microdermabrasion, or similar skin treatments on the brow area within the past two weeks should refrain from waxing or tinting. These procedures can compromise the skin's barrier function and increase the risk of adverse reactions during waxing or tinting.

5. Skin Disorders or Infections:

   • Active skin disorders such as eczema, psoriasis, or fungal infections in the brow area can be exacerbated by waxing or tinting, leading to increased discomfort, irritation, or potential spread of infection.

6. Use of Accutane or Prescription Acne Medications:

   • Accutane (isotretinoin) and certain prescription acne medications can make the skin more sensitive and prone to adverse reactions. Individuals using these medications should avoid brow waxing or tinting until their course of treatment is complete and the skin has normalized.

7. Recent Eye Surgery or Procedures:

   • Brow tinting should be avoided after recent eye surgeries (e.g., LASIK) to prevent irritation or interference with the healing process of the eyes. Any trauma or disruption to the eye area should be allowed adequate time to heal before considering cosmetic procedures like brow tinting.

8. Pregnancy or Nursing:

   • Pregnant or nursing individuals should consult with their healthcare provider before undergoing brow waxing or tinting due to hormonal changes and potential skin sensitivities during this period. Some products used in waxing or tinting may not be suitable for use during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.

9. Open Wounds or Skin Lesions:

   • Waxing or tinting should not be performed over areas with open wounds, cuts, or skin lesions as this can introduce bacteria and increase the risk of infection. The skin should be fully healed before undergoing these procedures.

10. Unhealed Burns or Rashes:

    • Individuals with unhealed burns, rashes, or irritated skin in the brow area should avoid waxing or tinting until the skin has completely healed. Performing these procedures on compromised skin can exacerbate the condition and cause further discomfort or complications.

It is important for individuals with any of these contraindications to communicate openly with a licensed esthetician or beauty professional before scheduling brow waxing or tinting. This allows for a thorough assessment of suitability and ensures the safety and well-being of the client during and after the procedure.