Because the majority of counties in the State of Utah do not verify Training Certifications, Trade Apprenticeship hours, or even Tattoo licensing, this means that the market is flooded with providers who have either been self trained online or trained by Educators who were not properly certified themselves.

With NO Hands on training or Professional Supervision for their practice on skin sheets, they begin performing permanent effects on the faces of unsuspecting clients who were enticed by low prices.

This can lead to major discoloration issues, badly misshapen results, and even permanent scarring in delicate facial tissue.
This is essentially what drives down the cost of these procedures for professionals who are qualified and properly trained, as they compete with the record low prices of unregulated providers in the market.

When selecting a provider, ask many questions to get a gauge of their experience and education, take your time, and most of all, remember this is a permanent investment into your physical appearance.

Clients are required to submit their ID# on Consent forms for insurance purposes.

We prepare for every single client by sterilizing and lining the bed trays, and metal hardware, and machines with the proper barrier film. All other tools are single-use. We show every client your unopened packaged needle(s) before beginning the service. Washed and gloved hands will be a standard to expect in every service.
We use proper Biohazard Needle and Trash Disposal in separate and designated containers. Sterilizing agents such as Cavicide and Barbacide are used in the designated areas.

Between both our founders there are over 9 certifications including Educator and Training Certifications issued by the state of Florida, Nevada, and Arizona. One of our Founders also holds an Esthetician License out of the state of Florida.

While Tattoo licensure is not required in the State of Utah, all our artists maintain an active Blood Borne Pathogens & Illness Certification and exceed Apprenticeship minimums in Nevada and Arizona State.

In many consultations we find our clients have heard blanket terms for all brow techniques such as Microblading, not knowing that their skin type can impact their results, and that the brow style they might like best could be something different from microblading all together!

This is just one example as to why we take great time and pride in walking the client through proper evaluation and all their options before committing to a performed procedure. We don’t just help you find the right solution for you, but we also explain the WHY so that you can feel confident in your choice!

Let’s talk about all the impacting factors, look at photos, review your lifestyle and normal makeup look that you are used to seeing, so that we can find something timeless and perfect for your specific needs.

This industry is ever evolving. New techniques, new tools, needle theory, pigment formulations, etc. are constantly emerging.

We are committed to learning from other esteemed professionals in our field on an ongoing basis to make sure we bring back that knowledge and those advancements to you year over year.