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Safety.

A private studio, a clean setup, and single-use tools opened in front of you. What happens before, during and after, and when to ask first.

  • Private studio

    One client at a time, no one else there.

  • Clean setup

    Surfaces disinfected and prepared before each session.

  • Single-use tools

    Needles, supplies and pigment cups used once, then discarded.

  • Clear guidance

    Preparation and aftercare that protect the healed result.

Medical clearance From your healthcare provider.

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What makes permanent makeup safer?

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Permanent makeup involves the skin, so safety is the whole appointment, not one step of it: a clean studio, fresh barriers, single-use tools, careful pigment handling, gloves, masks and clear aftercare.

You should know how the space is prepared, what tools are used, and what to do before and after. A question before booking is always welcome.

One client at a time.

Detailed work needs a calm, controlled room. A private appointment keeps the focus on your service, your comfort and your safety.

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    Why privacy matters

    • No crowded appointment space
    • No traffic around the work area
    • Full attention on detailed work
    • A calmer experience for a personal service
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    Why control matters

    • Fresh setup for every appointment
    • Work area cleaned before the service begins
    • Tools and supplies organized
    • Clear steps during the session

Clean before every client.

Clean surfaces, fresh barriers and a careful setup reduce contact with the treatment area and the tools.

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  1. Clean surfaces

    Disinfected and prepared between clients, so the appointment starts with a clean work area.

  2. Fresh barriers

    Disposable barriers protect surfaces and are replaced for each session.

  3. Protective setup

    Gloves, masks and protective coverings are part of every appointment.

Single-use, then gone.

Single-use tools cut cross-contamination risk because they touch one client and are then safely discarded.

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  • Needles and cartridges

    New for your appointment, and opened in front of you so you know they have touched no one else.

  • Pigment containers

    One cup per client. Pigment is never shared or returned to a bottle.

  • Disposable supplies

    Used during the appointment and discarded after it, so the process resets between clients.

  • No reuse, ever

    Anything designed for single use is disposed of after the appointment. It is never cleaned and reused.

Your preparation matters too.

A safe appointment is not only the studio. Your skin, your timing, your health history and your aftercare all count.

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    Share health details

    Medications, allergies, healing concerns or medical conditions, before we start.

  • Arrive with healthy skin

    Do not book over sunburn, cuts, irritation, breakouts, cold sores or open skin.

  • Plan your timing

    Not right before a wedding, a vacation, a photo shoot or another big event.

  • Follow aftercare

    It protects the treated area and gives the best healed result.

Who should ask first.

Some clients may still be good candidates, but timing matters.

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  • Health and healing

    • You are pregnant or nursing
    • You take blood thinners
    • You are prone to keloids
    • A condition or past reaction affects your healing

  • The treatment area

    • Irritation, cuts, sunburn or open skin nearby
    • Active breakouts near the area
    • A cold sore history, for lip tint
    • Eye or scalp irritation, for those services

Safety by service.

Each service has its own timing and preparation. Ask first if you are unsure.

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    Brows

    Irritation, breakouts, sunburn, recent brow treatments, Botox, filler, laser or peels near the brows.

  • Lash enhancement before and after: a dark line along the upper lashes
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    Eyes

    Eye irritation, recent eye surgery, certain eye medications, lash extensions or sensitivity around the eyes.

  • Lip tint before and after: pale pink lips, then deeper rosy red
    Lip TintBefore and after

    Lips

    A cold sore history or an active one, cracked lips, recent filler or treatments around the mouth.

  • Scalp micropigmentation before and after along a thinning part
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    Scalp

    Scalp irritation, open skin, sunburn, flaking, recent scalp treatments or hair transplant work.

Safety continues after.

Fresh pigment looks darker or brighter at first, then softens as the skin heals. Aftercare protects it while it does.

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    Protect the healing area

    • No picking, scratching, rubbing or peeling
    • No makeup on the area until cleared
    • No soaking, sauna, steam, swimming or heavy sweat
    • No sun or harsh skincare near the area

  • Know when to ask

    • Unsure about an aftercare product
    • Healing looks different than expected
    • Before using active skincare near healed pigment
    • For signs of infection, contact a physician

Before you book.

How to prepare, how it heals, and the common questions.

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Safety questions.

Needles, the studio, and who should ask first.

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Is permanent makeup safe?

Safest in a clean, controlled studio with proper sanitation, single-use tools, a careful setup and clear aftercare instructions.

What should I look for in a studio?

A private, clean room, disinfected surfaces, fresh disposable barriers, single-use tools, one pigment cup per client, gloves, masks, and clear aftercare.

Are needles or tools reused?

No. Needles, cartridges, disposable tools and single-use supplies are used for one client and then discarded.

Do you open needles in front of me?

Yes. Needles and cartridges are opened in front of you so you know they are new for your appointment.

Who should ask before booking?

Anyone pregnant, nursing, on blood thinners, prone to keloids, with active irritation, a cold sore history for lip tint, eye irritation for eye services, or recent cosmetic treatments near the area.

Can I book with irritated skin?

Not over active irritation, cuts, sunburn, breakouts, cold sores, open skin or scalp irritation. Ask first so the timing is handled safely.

Request an appointment.

Tell Pomi what you have in mind and she will call or text you to find a time. Not sure which service fits? Ask that too. Pomi answers herself.

Or call (949) 427-7664 or send a text

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The studio

Pomi B. Brow Studio
2801 El Camino Real, Ste 13
Tustin, CA 92782

Serving Irvine and Orange County.

By appointment

2801 El Camino Real, Ste 13, Tustin

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