Have Questions?

  • Cancellation Policy.

    Please note: 48 hours is required to make changes to your appointment.

  • Booking a Free Consultation

    To book a free in person or virtual consultation go to “Book Now” and select “consultation”.

  • Booking an Appointment.

    Click the 'book now' button on our website — it’s available on multiple pages.

  • Accepted Forms of Payment.

    We accept all major credit cards, checks, cash, zelle & and Little House of Brows gift cards. E-Gift Cards & Physical Gift Cards are available for purchase. See link in the footer for E-Gift Cards or email for a physical gift card to pick up in store.

  • How Long Does the Procedure Take?

    Initial appointments take approximately 2.5 -3 hours. This includes discussing your design, mapping and desired outcome, numbing the area, and performing the cosmetic procedure. follow-up sessions take about 1.5 hours.

  • Can you fix previously tattooed makeup?

    In most cases, yes. If you've had your brows/lips tattooed by another artist, email me a photo before booking. This allows us to discuss pricing & options. littlehouseofbrows@gmail.com

  • Does permanent cosmetics hurt?

    Topical 5% lidocaine is used to keep you comfortable during the procedure, though pain tolerance varies. Sensitivity may increase during your menstrual cycle. A secondary numbing agent is also applied to maintain comfort.

  • Deposits

    All permanent makeup appointments require a $50 non-refundable deposit to book. The deposit goes toward service costs. If you cancel your appointment, you will lose your deposit.

  • Cold Sores & Lip Blushing

    If you have ever gotten a cold sore you must take prescription strength antiviral meds 2-3 days before and 3 days after your appointment. RX can be prescribed if you request. Please e-mail littlehouseofbrows@gmail.com

  • Arrival Time

    If you are running late, please call or text 281-832-9072 to let me know. If you are more than 15 minutes late, you will need to reschedule and leave a new $50 deposit.

  • Laser Removal

    Most clients with unwanted eyebrow tattoo pigment are great candidates for laser removal. During your consultation, we’ll assess your pigment, skin, and brow history to determine if laser removal is the best option and create a treatment plan tailored to your goals.

  • How Many Appointments Will I Need?

    Most clients achieve their desired results in 2 appointments—your initial session and a perfecting touch-up. Depending on your skin, lifestyle, previous work, or desired outcome, some clients may benefit from a third session to achieve the best long-term results. Every treatment plan is customized to you.

  • Can You Work Over Old Permanent Makeup?

    Sometimes—but not always. During your consultation, I’ll evaluate your existing permanent makeup to determine if it’s a good candidate for a color refresh or cover-up. In some cases, laser removal is recommended first to create a clean canvas and achieve the best possible results.

  • What Should I Avoid Before My Appointment?

    For the best results, avoid alcohol, caffeine, blood-thinning medications or supplements (when medically appropriate), tanning, chemical peels, and Botox around the treatment area before your appointment. You’ll receive detailed pre-care instructions after booking to help ensure the best healed results.

  • When Should I Choose Laser Removal Instead of a Color Correction?

    If your brows are too dark, heavily saturated, discolored, or no longer fit your desired shape, laser removal is often the best option. Starting with a clean canvas allows for more beautiful, natural-looking results and gives you the greatest flexibility when creating your new brows.

  • Which Brow Service Is Right for Me?

    The best brow service depends on your skin type, existing brow hair, lifestyle, and desired look. During your consultation, we’ll discuss your goals and recommend the technique that will give you the most beautiful, natural, and long-lasting results.

  • How Do I Prepare For My Appointment?

    Arrive with healthy skin and avoid alcohol, caffeine, tanning, and blood-thinning medications or supplements (when medically appropriate) before your appointment. You’ll receive detailed pre-care instructions before your appointment to help ensure the best possible results.

  • What Is The Difference Between Nano Brows & Fusion Brows?

    Nano Brows use ultra-fine, hair-like strokes to create the appearance of naturally fuller brows with a soft, realistic finish. Fusion Brows combine Nano hair strokes with soft shading to add more depth, density, and definition. If you prefer a more filled-in, makeup-inspired look while still maintaining natural hair strokes, Fusion Brows may be the better option. During your consultation, we’ll determine which technique best suits your skin, lifestyle, and desired results.

  • Can I Bring Someone With Me?

    Yes! You’re welcome to bring one guest if it helps you feel more comfortable. Just be sure they’re okay relaxing quietly in the studio for the duration of your appointment so we can provide the best experience for everyone.

  • Can Friends Come Together for Appointments?

    Absolutely! If you’d like to book with friends, just reach out before scheduling. Group appointments for 2–3 people are available, and I’ll reserve enough time to ensure everyone has a relaxed, personalized experience. Keep in mind that these appointments typically require a dedicated day and may need to be booked further in advance.

Permanent Makeup Emotions 

Pre- Procedure

  • No. But if you have questions or are on the fence about a procedure, a consult will clear up all of your questions and doubts.

  • No water or extreme sun exposure, so plan your vacations accordingly!

    No Botox, fillers, microdermabrasion, chemical peels or anything of the like for at least 2 weeks prior to your procedure, and also two weeks after.

    If you have reference pictures, please feel free to bring these to your appointment, along with the pencil or powder you are currently using.

    If you tint your brows, you will want to do so 72 hours before your appointment.

    You must not use Retin-A near the brow area 2 weeks before or after the procedure.

    You will need to avoid water for 7–10 days after! This includes excessive sweating, pools, lakes, salt water, and extreme sun exposure.

  • Doing any of the following will cause excessive bleeding during your procedure and will hinder your final result:

    • Do not work out the day of your appointment.

    • You should not take any medications that may thin your blood (i.e. aspirin, ibuprofen) 72 hours before or immediately after your procedure.

    • Do not drink alcohol within 24 hours of your procedure.

    • Avoid caffeine for 12 hours before your procedure. (Caffeine increases blood flow and will affect your healed results).

After Care Questions

  • Cosmetic tattooing is designed to fade over time. Factors such as skin type, lifestyle, age, metabolism, medications, and pigment color affect the longevity of the tattoo. The sun and some kinds of lighting (tanning beds) can affect the rate at which these pigments are broken down. To take care of your brows follow the aftercare instructions and touch-up your brows every 12–18 months (as needed). Touch-ups are normal and expected for permanent cosmetics.

    Please note that final results vary and cannot be guaranteed due to the nature of skin as it heals. A follow-up appointment is recommended at 6–8 weeks where we can assess your pigment retention and make any changes necessary.

    • ‍Wash morning and night for 7 days using cetaphil cleanser. Be sure to wash within 4 hours after your procedure. Always wash outside of the shower and use a mirror to ensure you're being extra gentle. wipe gently in the direction of hair growth—no circular motions or hard rubbing. use warm or cool water and pat dry with a clean cotton round.

    • Keep the area dry (aside from washing)until fully healed and all scabbing or flaking is gone—typically around 7 days.

    • Avoid getting your brows wet in the shower.Steamy, hot showers can open pores and soften scabs, which may lead to premature scabbing and uneven color. be especially careful to keep shampoo and conditioner from running over the brows.

    • No excessive sweating and avoid saunas, hot tubs, pools, oceans, or similar environments during healing.

    • Do not pick, rub, or scratch any scabs, and try to avoid sleeping on your face.

    • Avoid direct sun exposurefor at least 2 weeks.

    • Apply ointment 2 times daily using a clean q-tip. if you have oily skin, apply once daily. continue use until the balm is gone—typically around 10 days or more

  • Yes! Most permanent cosmetic procedures require two sessions. during your 6–8 week follow-up, we’ll assess pigment retention and make any necessary adjustments. this follow-up also helps extend the longevity of your semi-permanent cosmetics.

  • In the hours after your procedure, your brows will appear darker and bolder than they will once healed due to oxidation in the skin’s surface layer. They may also look warmer in color. Some redness or swelling around the treated area is normal and typically fades within 48 hours.

    Around day 3, you might notice flaking or light scabbing—do not pick at it, as this can cause pigment loss. Brows may look spotty or patchy until fully healed. Some areas may appear very light or seem to have lost pigment after peeling. This is due to a thicker epidermis that can mute or diffuse the pigment underneath. Over the next 4–6 weeks, the epidermis will normalize, and the softened pigment should become clearer on the skin’s surface.

    By 4–8 weeks, your brows will be fully healed. Any pigment that hasn’t returned will be addressed during your touch-up appointment. If you prefer darker, bolder brows, we can also add more color or dimension at that time.

    • Sunscreen for your semi-permanent cosmetics: I recommend Color Guard, which you can find on Amazon.

    • Age and metabolism: The faster your metabolism, the quicker the pigment will fade.

    • Bleeding during the procedure: Excessive bleeding can significantly affect how your body retains pigment. While this isn’t entirely within our control, it’s important to follow the beforecare instructions to help minimize bleeding. This includes avoiding blood-thinning medications, alcohol, and caffeine 24 hours before your procedure.

    • Oily skin: Increased oil production can cause hairstrokes to blur and heal lighter or powdery.

    • Smoking: Smokers may notice their semi-permanent cosmetics fade faster.

    • Anemia and iron deficiency: These conditions can cause your body to absorb iron-based pigments more quickly.

    • Sun exposure: Increased sun exposure will cause premature fading. Using a specialized sunscreen like Color Guard helps protect your brows.