Contraindications for Brow Lamination:

• Positive reaction to a patch or sensitivity test (allergy). Patch test 24 hours before the procedure

• Previous reaction experienced to the same or similar service in the past

• Skin conditions such as eczema, dermatitis, psoriasis, lesions or sores, open wounds

• Contagious skin diseases (such as herpes simplex, Chicken Pox, or Shingles)

• Skin trauma, cuts, abrasions, burn,s and swelling in the immediate area

• Infections such as Impetigo or Conjunctivitis

• Chemotherapy (cancer treatment)

• Weak or damaged brow hair from over-styling or product use

• Recent operations around eyes, or face or scar tissue in immediate areas

• Hypersensitive skin/eyes

• Alopecia (loss of hair)

• Trichotillomania (classified as an impulse control disorder and is the compulsive urge to pull out one’s hair)

• Any disease/disorder that causes shaking twitching or erratic movements

•Recent microblading or tattooing service

• Botox and dermal fillers (ensure clearance for the treatment by the administrator)

• Some anti-acne medications such as Roaccuataine, doxycycline, and epidural or their derivative

• Some anti-aging creams or medications such as Vitamin A, Retinols, and Efudex or other antiaging medications, AHA’s and BHA’s

• Brow henna performed within 48hours priorr topriorr to thee appointment

• Steroid or cortisone creams as these can cause thinning of the skin

It is important to note the following guidelines and restrictions for facial waxing:

1. Recent chemical exfoliation: Refrain from using glycolic, salicylic, or other acid-based products, including Vitamin C, for approximately 4-5 days before your facial waxing appointment.

2. Exfoliating topical medications: Wait for 5-7 days after using medications such as Retinol (Retin-A, Renova, Tazorac, Differin), Azelex, adapalene, tretinoin, or any other peeling agents before getting waxed.

3. Accutane: You must be off Accutane for at least 6 months before undergoing waxing.

4. Oral antibiotics: Discontinue the use of oral antibiotics such as Clindamycin, doxycycline, erythromycin, isotretinoin, or tetracycline for 3 months before waxing.

5. Light chemical peel or microdermabrasion: Wait for a minimum of 7 days after a light chemical peel or microdermabrasion before getting waxed.

6. Laser skin resurfacing: Avoid waxing if you have undergone laser skin resurfacing within the last year.

7. Sunburned, inflamed skin, or bruising: Waxing should be avoided if the skin in the target area is sunburned, inflamed, or bruised.

8. Rosacea: If you have rosacea, it is advisable to avoid waxing the affected areas.

9. Presence of pustules or papules: Waxing should not be performed on areas with pustules or papules (pus-filled or inflamed bumps).

10. Autoimmune disorders: Individuals with autoimmune disorders should refrain from waxing.

11. Phlebitis, skin disorders, epilepsy, or diabetes: If you have phlebitis, certain skin disorders, epilepsy, or diabetes, it is recommended to avoid waxing.

12. Recent use of blood thinning medications: If you have recently used blood thinning medications like Coumadin or warfarin, waxing should be avoided.

13. Chemotherapy or radiation: Individuals undergoing chemotherapy or radiation should not undergo waxing.

It is crucial to consult with a qualified professional to assess your specific circumstances and ensure the safety and suitability of waxing for you.