Permanent Makeup Client Form
  • Permanent Makeup Client Form

    Eternal Reverie Cosmetic Studio
  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
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  • Which of the following best describes your skin type? (Please check one)*
  • Have you had permanent makeup work done before?*
  • Do you have any scars around the area to be treated?*
  • Are you prone to keloid or hypertrophic scarring?*
  • Do you use Accutane, Retin-A, Renova, Adapalene Hydroxyl Acid or other Retinol/vitamin A derivative products?*
  • Do you wear corrective lenses?*
  • Are you prone to cold sores or dry lips?*
  • Have you experienced Botox, Restylane, or collagen injections?*
  • Have you had chemotherapy in the last 6 months?*
  • Do you have any autoimmune conditions?*
  • Do you have any skin conditions? (ie. Rosacea, Sensitive Skin, etc.)*
  • Do you have any allergies to food, products, medications, topicals? (ie. Latex)*
  • Have you undergone surgery in the last 2 weeks?*
  • Have you consumed any drugs or alcohol in the last 24 hours?*
  • Have you consumed any caffeine in the last 24 hours?*
  • I declare that I am over the age of 18, not under the influence of drugs or alcohol, not pregnant or nursing, not on blood thinners or blood pressure medication, and am not an insulin-dependent Diabetic. I understand that many medications and some diseases and disorders may either contraindicate me for treatment or affect the results. I understand I should continue taking my medications, and tell my technician about all prescription and nonprescription drugs, supplements, topically applied products, eye drops, etc. that I use or take. I understand permanent makeup is a tattoo process; it is not an exact science, but an art. I have been informed of the general nature of permanent makeup and the specific nature of the procedure(s) described above.

  • Risks of Procedure(s): I understand there are risks associated with permanent makeup, including, but not limited to: Infection: Procedures which involve penetrating the skin could cause infection; Scarring: Recovery from the procedure(s) could lead to scarring; Allergic reaction: Pigments, dyes, or other materials used could cause a reaction; Color: Colors will vary based on skin tone, pigments may fade over time; Irregularity: Pigments may fan or spread, causing makeup lines to blur; Corneal Abrasion: Rubbing or scratching eyes or applying contacts shortly after an eyeliner procedure could cause an abrasion; Permanence: Permanent makeup is intended to produce long-lasting changes to appearance which may be difficult or impossible to modify or remove.

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