Tattooing may not be performed or may require an individual assessment if you have:- pregnancy or are breastfeeding;an acute infection or fever;- dermatitis, eczema, psoriasis, or other skin conditions in the tattoo area;- open wounds, cuts, or burns;- blood disorders;- uncontrolled diabetes;- epilepsy (without a doctor's approval);- serious cardiovascular diseases;- autoimmune diseases in the active stage;- cancer (only with a doctor's approval);- a tendency to develop keloid scars.
Please inform your artist in advance if:- you have any allergies (to medications, latex, anesthetics, or pigments);- you regularly take any medications;- you have experienced complications after previous tattoos;- you are planning to travel, exercise intensively, visit a sauna, or go swimming in the near future;- you are feeling unwell, either physically or emotionally, today.

Proper aftercare is half the success.
Your skin. Your tattoo. Your responsibility.

Proper aftercare is essential for good healing and for preserving the color and details of your tattoo.

The First Hours After Your Appointment
- Keep the protective film on for 2–4 hours, unless your artist gives you different instructions.
- Wash your hands thoroughly before removing the film.
- Gently wash the tattoo with warm water and mild soap free of alcohol and fragrances.
- Carefully pat the area dry with a clean towel or paper towel. Do not rub.
The First 7–10 Days
- Apply a thin layer of healing cream 2–4 times a day.
- Do not cover the tattoo with plastic film again — your skin needs to breathe.
- Wear clean clothing that does not irritate the tattooed area.
- Avoid swimming pools, lakes, saunas, prolonged sun exposure, tanning beds, and harsh skincare products.
- Limit contact between the tattoo and pets during the healing process.
Recommended Clothing
✅ Loose-fitting clothing.
✅ Natural fabrics such as cotton, linen, and bamboo.
✅ Dark or old clothes that you do not mind staining with cream or ink.

Please Avoid
❌ Tight-fitting clothing.
❌ Synthetic fabrics.
❌ Clothing that constantly rubs against the tattoo (for example, a bra if the tattoo is located underneath it).

The artist reserves the right to refuse the procedure if the condition of the skin, the chosen design, the placement of the tattoo, or the client's overall condition may pose a health risk or negatively affect the final result.

Proper aftercare after a permanent makeup procedure is essential for optimal healing and the best possible results.
First Days After the Procedure
- Keep the treated area clean and dry.
- Avoid touching the area unless necessary.
- Do not rub, scratch, or pick at scabs — they should fall off naturally.
- Use only the products recommended by your artist.
During the Healing Process
❌ Do not visit saunas, steam rooms, tanning beds, or swimming pools.
❌ Avoid direct sunlight and tanning.
❌ Do not use makeup, scrubs, acids, or other harsh skincare products on the treated area.
❌ Avoid intense physical activity that causes excessive sweating.
✅ If possible, avoid contact with water during the first few days or keep it to a minimum.
✅ Protect the treated area from friction and mechanical irritation.

Important Information
During the healing process, the color may appear uneven or lighter than expected — this is completely normal.
Do not use creams or ointments that have not been approved by your artist.
Failure to follow the aftercare instructions may lead to pigment loss, uneven color, or other complications.

Following these recommendations will help ensure proper healing and achieve the best possible result.

After a permanent makeup procedure, the skin goes through a natural healing process. During the first few days, redness, slight swelling, sensitivity, and the formation of thin scabs may occur. This is a normal reaction to the micro-injuries caused by the procedure.

During the healing period, the pigment may appear darker and more intense than the expected final result. As the skin heals, the color gradually becomes lighter and stabilizes. Some pigment may come off with the scabs — this is a natural part of the healing process.

Complete healing and the final color result usually develop within 4–6 weeks. Only after this period can the outcome of the procedure be properly evaluated.

Because every person's skin is unique, a touch-up is necessary in most cases. A touch-up helps to:
- improve pigment retention;
- even out the color and intensity;
- refine minor details and shape.

The need for and extent of the touch-up are determined individually after the healing process is complete. A touch-up is not a sign of poor-quality work but a normal and essential part of the permanent makeup procedure.

(All lip piercings except the vertical labret.)

Aftercare
- Clean only the outside of the piercing with sterile saline solution or a professional piercing aftercare spray 3 times a day.
- Rinse your mouth thoroughly with clean water after every meal.
- After 3–4 weeks (where applicable), the longer jewelry post should be replaced with a shorter one by your piercer.
Avoid
❌ Twisting or moving the jewelry unnecessarily.
❌ Drinking alcohol for at least the first week.
❌ Eating very hot, spicy, acidic, heavily salted, or highly seasoned foods that may irritate the piercing.
❌ Swimming pools, hot tubs, saunas, steam rooms, and natural bodies of water.
❌ Applying makeup or other cosmetic products to the piercing.
Important
Mild swelling, redness, tenderness, and small amounts of clear or whitish discharge are normal during the first days of healing.
If you experience severe pain, increasing swelling, excessive pus, fever, or any other signs of infection or complications, contact your piercer as soon as possible. Do not remove the jewelry yourself unless instructed to do so by your piercer or a healthcare professional.

(Tongue, smiley, frenulum, and other oral piercings.)

Aftercare
- Rinse your mouth thoroughly with clean water after every meal.
- Maintain good oral hygiene throughout the healing period.
- After 3–4 weeks (where applicable), the longer jewelry post should be replaced with a shorter one by your piercer.
Avoid
❌ Twisting or playing with the jewelry.
❌ Drinking alcohol for at least the first week.
❌ Eating very hot, spicy, acidic, heavily salted, or highly seasoned foods and drinks that may irritate the piercing.
❌ Smoking or using nicotine products during the first few days whenever possible.
Important
Mild swelling, redness, tenderness, and small amounts of clear or whitish discharge are normal during the first days of healing.
If you experience severe pain, increasing swelling, excessive pus, fever, or any other signs of infection or complications, contact your piercer as soon as possible. Do not remove the jewelry yourself unless instructed to do so by your piercer or a healthcare professional.

❌ Absolute Contraindications(The procedure should not be performed.)- Blood clotting disorders (such as hemophilia).- Uncontrolled diabetes.- Cancer during active treatment.- Severe immune system disorders or significant immunodeficiency.- Known severe allergies to jewelry materials or antiseptics that cannot be safely substituted.- Serious mental health conditions that prevent the procedure from being performed safely.- Being under the influence of alcohol or recreational drugs.
⚠️ Relative Contraindications(The procedure may be performed only after consultation with your piercer or healthcare provider.)- Controlled diabetes.- Autoimmune diseases.- Thyroid disorders.- Taking anticoagulants (blood-thinning medications).- Taking immunosuppressive medications.- A tendency to develop keloid scars.- A weakened immune system.- Chronic skin conditions (eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis) near the piercing site.- Medical implants or other health conditions that may affect healing.
⏸ Temporary Contraindications(The procedure should be postponed.)- Pregnancy and breastfeeding.- Fever, flu, colds, or other acute infections.- Active herpes (especially for lip or nose piercings).- Inflammation, rashes, wounds, burns, or irritation in the area to be pierced.- Recent surgery or recovery from a serious illness.- Recent vaccination (depending on your condition and your doctor's advice).- Severe stress, exhaustion, or generally feeling unwell.
❗ ImportantBefore your appointment, please inform your piercer if you:- have any chronic medical conditions;- take prescription medications regularly;- have allergies to medications, metals, latex, or antiseptics;- have experienced complications from previous piercings;- are unsure whether the procedure is safe for your health.
If you have any concerns about your medical condition, we recommend consulting your healthcare provider before getting pierced.
The piercer reserves the right to refuse the procedure if it may pose a risk to your health or negatively affect the healing process or final result.