Patch Test & Restrictions for Semi Permanent Make Up treatment and Henna treatments

When requesting Semi Permanent Make Up (SPMU) treatment or Henna treatment, please read the below carefully. Semi permanent make up procedure may compromise some medical conditions as it requires minor breakage of the skins surface.

Skin conditions

• Eczema; This may make you prone to skin infections/irritation.

• Psoriasis or other chronic skin or health conditions; excluding acne and disorders of
  pigmentation.

• Keloid scarring; – We strongly advise against having a semi permanent make up
  procedure. This is NOT the correct treatment for you.

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Pregnant and Breast feeding (This only applies to Semi Permanent Treatments)
(Henna is safe if you are carrying a child or breast feeding)
It is against the law to have this treatment whilst pregnant or breast feeding as this may cause infection to your unborn/breast fed baby, as the pigment is absorbed into the bloodstream.

Autoimmune disease, Heart defects, Diabetes
If you suffer from any of the above you cannot have the semi permanent make up treatment. Blood thinners or other medication may cause you to bleed profusely during the treatment, please ensure you have a signed medical form from a medication professional.

Allergies – If you have reacted previously to nickel or PPD treatments please cancel your appointment immediately.

THE BROW KONNECT – PATCH TEST
INSTRUCTIONS (ALL TREATMENTS)

SPMU PATCH TEST
Please use the lancet provided to prick the surface of skin behind the ear 2 to 3 time.

Using the cotton swab provided apply the pigment from the tub to the area.

Leave for 72 hours before washing away any products

IF ANY REACTION OCCURS SEEK MEDICAL ADVICE IMMEDIATELY

HENNA PATCH TEST
Use the swab provided and wet with warm water

Dip the swap into the clear tube provided (Pop lid off slowly as the henna may pop out!)

Once majority of tube content is on swap wipe the swab beside the ear or forearm.

Leave for 48 hours before washing away any products.

IF ANY REACTION OCCURS SEEK MEDICAL ADVICE IMMEDIATELY