07/03/2026
A touch-up is maintenance on my own work.
If another artist performed the original service, it’s considered a correction or cover-up because I’m working with someone else’s shape, pigment, technique, and healed results.
It’s either a correction or cover up. That’s it.
I promise I didn’t spend hours building a website just for decoration.
Most of the questions I receive every day are already answered there—m - services, pricing, availability, policies, FAQs… it’s all there.
Before sending a DM, check the website first. It’ll save us both time.
Owning a business doesn’t mean being available 24/7.
I believe in responding promptly during business hours, but I also believe in having boundaries, spending time with my family, and protecting my peace.
Your message isn’t being ignored - it’ll be answered when I’m back at work.
Exposure doesn’t pay rent.
Exposure doesn’t restock supplies.
Exposure doesn’t cover continuing education.
If you value my work enough to ask for it, please value it enough to pay for it.
Advice is part of my expertise.
The knowledge I’ve built over years of education, experience, and trial and error is part of my business - not something I give away on demand.
If you’d like my guidance, I’d be happy to help. Just book a consultation.
Correction work is rarely a simple fix.
It often takes more time, more product, more planning, and a completely different skill set than starting with a blank canvas.
You’re not paying more because someone else did it.
You’re paying for what it takes to fix it.
Respectfully… some of y’all are one brow appointment away from a whole new attitude.
Your payment reserves your time on my calendar and protects the availability I’ve set aside specifically for you. With love, if i don’t have the payment - you don’t have the appointment.
Businesses grow.
Education costs money.
Supplies cost money.
Experience has value.
As my skills, systems, and results improve, my pricing reflects that.
There’s a difference between teaching…and giving away the proprietary systems you’ve spent years building.
I love helping people learn.
But the methods, workflows, and techniques that make my business successful are