I take every measure possible to provide you with a clean and safe procedure. In addition to every procedure taking place within a medical setting, these procedures are overseen by an Oklahoma licensed and board certified physician. Top equipment, materials, pigments and disposable tools are used in every procedure.

Pain is subjective and varies person to person. However, I will do my best to make sure your procedure is as comfortable as possible with the use of topical medical grade anesthetics.

Right after, most people will appear red in the immediate areas around the fresh tattoo. This is temporary and lasts 1-2 hours. In the following week, the freckles will appear dark, raised and unrealistic until the skin underneath has fully healed and the freckle scab falls off. In some cases, it can take up to two weeks for this to happen. It will take an additional couple of weeks for color and skin to settle and final results can be gauged around week 4.

Although I always aim for perfect retention, due to the superficial implantation of the ink coupled with the amount of exposure and movement in our faces, it is normal to see some fall out (maybe about 10-20%). Clients will have opportunity to add to their freckles at the touch up. Layering will also give the most natural appearance.

Aftercare instructions are similar to brows. The client will need to keep the tattooed area dry for approximately 1-2 weeks (until the scabs have fallen off). Depending on the amount and placement of freckles, some people may find this difficult. You can not wash the area with soap and water or apply products other than a very light layer of either aquaphor or a plain, unscented lotion. Clients may use blotting papers to pick up oil build up but nothing else.

If a client needs to wear a mask at work for long periods of time, it is important to always start with a clean mask and change it every few hours. Friction from mask wearing can impact healing.

Only after the scabs have fallen off can you apply makeup and resume your regular skincare routine. It is important to keep the area clean and free of harsh products and soaps until the freckles have fully healed.

If you have an important event coming up, it will be safe to schedule your appointment at least 2-3 weeks before the event date.

Freckle tattoos can look good on anybody when done correctly, however they will look best on those with dry to combo skin who already have some natural pigmentation, even if very light.

If you use skincare products that target dark spots such as Vitamin C, AHAs, BHAs, Vitamin A derivatives (Retinol/Retinoid), etc… you will likely experience more rapid fading of your tattoo. It is also important to cease use of these products at least 2 weeks prior to your appointment.

Clients with skin conditions such as rosacea, acne, eczema and others, may not benefit from a freckle tattoo as the process and aftercare instructions may result in inflammation and further breakouts.

As long as your freckles have finished the initial healing process, yes, but just like natural freckles if you use a medium to full coverage foundation they will be covered. Skin tints and light coverage foundation are best if you want them peeking through.

Although cosmetic tattoos are labeled as “semi-permanent”, actual permanence varies from person to person. While everyone will experience fading over the course of the next 1-3 years and may get to a point where the freckles are undetectable to the client, there may always be slight residue of color depending on individual characteristics of a clients skin tone and lifestyle, etc…

There are always removal and/or lightening options available to anyone who feels their freckles no longer suit them.

People with skin diseases such as psoriasis, eczema, herpes, cold sores and undiagnosed rashes or blisters in the area to be tattooed

Those with thin and oversensitive skin, on acne medication and or using retinol/retina or clinical strength products

Undergoing Chemotherapy ( Must have had last treatment at one year+ and must provide doctors note)

People with allergies to makeup, dyes and other pigments (please inquire about a patch allergy test)

Undergoing Acne Treatment or Using Acne Treating Products (Within 6 Weeks of Procedure)

Undergoing Acne Treatment or Using Acne Treating Products (Within 6 Weeks of Procedure)

Uncontrolled blood pressure (If it is controlled with medication, you may be a candidate)

Using Chemical Exfoliating Products or Treatments (Within 6 Weeks of Procedure)

Uncontrolled Diabetes (If managed with a medication, you may be a candidate)

Those who are taking antibiotic and/or steroids within 2 weeks of appointment

Viral Infections/Diseases (Even if in remission or undetectable)

Active skin cancer in the area to be tattooed

Those who have healing disorders

Used Accutane within past year

Those under 18 years of age

Blood Clotting Disorders

Allergies to Lidocaine

Pregnant and nursing

Heart Conditions

Trichotillomania

Growing out your eyebrows is not necessary. I ask that you come with professionally groomed eyebrows, as each step within your procedure has an allocated time that does not include excessive grooming. We will only remove hair that falls outside of the agreed upon eyebrow shape. All other hairs will be preserved to help us achieve the most realistic look possible.

I believe in facial harmony. During your appointment special time is set aside to hear your desires. After actively listening to your goals, your shape is hand drawn to fit your anatomy, personality, and lifestyle. Sometimes stencils are used. The color is mixed to match as closely to your natural hair or permanent makeup desires. Your input in this process is greatly valued.

Everyone’s body is different and will heal differently depending on their lifestyle, daily routines and medication. Typically one touch up is needed 6-12 weeks after the initial appointment. From there, I recommend refreshing the color annually or biennially for vibrancy. Occasionally due to boldness preference, aftercare or lifestyle some clients may need additional touch ups beyond the initial. As the client you are responsible for these touch ups unless stated otherwise.

When done correctly, permanent makeup does not interfere with brow hair growth. Regular grooming will still be needed and recommended. Eyelash growth typically isn’t impacted by permanent eyeliner or lash enhancement procedures. However, everyone’s body is different and lash hairs may temporarily shed following a procedure. I do recommend you do not have lash extensions on while booking for lash enhancement.

I am partnered with Vagaro to offer financing that allows you to book now, pay later. The application takes just a few seconds without any hard hits to your credit.

Yes. Oklahoma has the highest and most rigorous standards for permanent makeup in the nation. I adhere to all state regulations, hold current licenses, insurance.