FAQ
Lips done by myself. (Eyebrows were elsewhere)
Permanant Makeup
01
Does it hurt?
The procedure is described as slightly uncomfortable by some and pain free to others, everyone has a different pain threshold but for most people they are surprised at how little pain there is, others have been known to fall asleep!
03
Which style should I choose?
Before we commit to the treatment we will conduct a thorough consultation with Sabrina asking a series of questions. this is to gauge which style would suit you and fulfil your needs and expectations.
02
Do you have a range of colours?
Yes, I have a range of colours to chose from however I am reluctant to use colours against your skin tone as this can end up discolouring in the future. The techniques have advanced to a point now where we can use colours that suit you and fade overtime. Usually this will last up to 3-5 years.
04
Is there anything I need to do to prepare for the treatment?
There are several essential steps:
1. You will need a patch test
2. We will have a full consultation.
3. For 48 hours avoid the following: Caffeine, Alcohol etc.
4. Prepare adequate time. 3 hours for new procedure. 2 hours for a top up
5. Skin prep. no sunbeams, tint, eyelash extensions, waxing threading 2 weeks prior treatment.
Tattoos
01
How old do I need to be?
In the UK you have to be 18 years old to get a tattoo. It is against the law to get a tattoo under the age of 18, even with parental consent.
02
Does it hurt?
Our customers deserve the highest level of support, and we work tirelessly to maintain those standards. When you choose to work with our team, know that you are consistently choosing quality and excellence. Customer service is at the heart of everything that we do.
03
How much does it cost?
It is difficult to answer without knowing some key information. These include design complexity, size and placement. Some I charge by piece and some by day. I would recommend to contact me and I will be able to help you further.
04
Can I see my design before the appointment?
Usually I would wait until the day to show the design and there are a few reasons why:
1. Sometimes clients change their minds leading up to the day. even different parts of the body can change the design flow.
2. As an artist I have a busy schedule, and creating and revising designs can be time-consuming. If any small changes that need to be changed can be changed on the day.
3.Finally, it is about managing expectations. Sometimes clients may have unrealistic changes they want made. By waiting until the appointment, it gives the option to discuss the design.
Laser Removal
01
Does it hurt?
Most clients describe laser tattoo removal as feeling like a rubber band snapping against the skin. Others compare it to small splashes of hot oil. While everyone’s pain tolerance is different, treatment sessions are usually very quick, and most people find them much easier than they expected.
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How long do I need to wait between sessions?
Most clients should wait 6–8 weeks between laser tattoo removal sessions. This gives your immune system time to flush away the fragmented ink particles and allows your skin to heal fully. Waiting the recommended time often produces better fading than treating too frequently, so patience really does lead to better results.
02
What are the side effects?
After your treatment, it’s completely normal for the area to appear red, swollen, or feel warm for a few hours. Some clients may experience mild blistering, scabbing, or temporary lightening or darkening of the skin as part of the natural healing process. These effects are usually short-lived and should settle with proper aftercare. Following your aftercare instructions carefully will help minimise the risk of complications
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How many sessions will I need?
Every tattoo is different, so it’s impossible to give an exact number of sessions without a consultation. Factors such as the tattoo’s age, size, colours, depth of ink, location on the body, and whether it’s professionally or amateurly applied all affect the removal process. While some tattoos fade significantly in as few as 3–6 sessions, others may require 8–12 or more to achieve the desired result. During your consultation, I’ll assess your tattoo and provide a realistic treatment plan tailored to you.