Jein King Cosmetic Tattoo

[redacted] arrived with makeup on her eyebrowsI cleaned the makeup off to start the tattooprocessI notice under the makeup, her skin was bright red and had little bumps andtexture throughout the brow areaI asked her what it could be? She stated, to cut timein the mornings she would apply eyebrow makeup in the beginning of the week and notwash them off and sleep with it on for the duration of that weekShe also mentionedthat she had been doing this for monthsWe talked for an hour and took our time to seeif the redness would subsideIt did not go awayI told her that the outcome maybequestionable if we tattooed that day since her eyebrows were still redI did not decline, Ilet her know if she wanted to go through with it, she would have to sign a waiver statingthat she understood that she was tattooing red, irritated, bumpy skinShe did not wantto do thatThere was no request of a refundWhen she asked about rescheduling, I didnot deny her, I told her that her skin should be free of redness and bumps and that shewould have to pay to reserve another dateWhile she was deciding if she want to gothrough with the service or not and to give her more time to think about it, Idemonstrated how to draw her brows in less time so that she didn’t have to sleep withmakeup on every nightAfter that we said our goodbyes and I have not heard from heruntil I received this letter[redacted] paid her non-refundable reservation fee (this is how it is titled on her invoice) on2/3/for her appointment on 3/15/This invoice holds her reservationThe followingis clearly stated on all of my invoices:*THIS AMOUNT IS TO RESERVE YOUR DATEIF YOU CANCEL, YOU WILL NOT BEREFUNDED REGARDLESS OF REASONPLEASE CONSIDER THIS BEFOREBOOKING.The following is also stated on my website:• $non-refundable reservation fee to secure your appointments.• $at the time of your first appointment.I require my clients to read the information on my website before bookingSheconfirmed with an email stating she had reviewed the website informationOn mywebsite it states that you may not be a good candidate if you have irritation of the skin.In business, I understand situations can come up and clients expectations cansometimes be difficult to achieveHowever, as a working women providing for myfamily, I have to charge for my timeThat hour appointment was reserved for [redacted] over a monthWhen she declined to move forward with the service, the remainder ofthe appointment time was not replaced by another clientIt was a loss.I understand now that she does not find this fairI would like to ask her what would befair? Are the hours held for over a month not worth anything? My clearly statedpolicies? My time? Am I at fault that her skin seem the way it did? I try to put everywarning that could possibly conflict with my service on my website and formsShould Inow include having good eyebrow hygiene? If I didn’t let her know about my concernswith her red brows and proceeded with the serviceWould she be upset with me again,if she healed with poor results or made her redness worstI have attached a photo ofher eyebrow from that day:

*** arrived with makeup on her eyebrowsI cleaned the makeup off to start the tattooprocessI notice under the makeup, her skin was bright red and had little bumps andtexture throughout the brow areaI asked her what it could be? She stated, to cut timein the mornings she would apply eyebrow
makeup in the beginning of the week and notwash them off and sleep with it on for the duration of that weekShe also mentionedthat she had been doing this for monthsWe talked for an hour and took our time to seeif the redness would subsideIt did not go awayI told her that the outcome maybequestionable if we tattooed that day since her eyebrows were still redI did not decline, Ilet her know if she wanted to go through with it, she would have to sign a waiver statingthat she understood that she was tattooing red, irritated, bumpy skinShe did not wantto do thatThere was no request of a refundWhen she asked about rescheduling, I didnot deny her, I told her that her skin should be free of redness and bumps and that shewould have to pay to reserve another dateWhile she was deciding if she want to gothrough with the service or not and to give her more time to think about it, Idemonstrated how to draw her brows in less time so that she didn’t have to sleep withmakeup on every nightAfter that we said our goodbyes and I have not heard from heruntil I received this letter.*** paid her non-refundable reservation fee (this is how it is titled on her invoice) on2/3/for her appointment on 3/15/This invoice holds her reservationThe followingis clearly stated on all of my invoices:*THIS AMOUNT IS TO RESERVE YOUR DATEIF YOU CANCEL, YOU WILL NOT BEREFUNDED REGARDLESS OF REASONPLEASE CONSIDER THIS BEFOREBOOKING.The following is also stated on my website:• $non-refundable reservation fee to secure your appointments.• $at the time of your first appointment.I require my clients to read the information on my website before bookingSheconfirmed with an email stating she had reviewed the website informationOn mywebsite it states that you may not be a good candidate if you have irritation of the skin.In business, I understand situations can come up and clients expectations cansometimes be difficult to achieveHowever, as a working women providing for myfamily, I have to charge for my timeThat hour appointment was reserved for ***over a monthWhen she declined to move forward with the service, the remainder ofthe appointment time was not replaced by another clientIt was a loss.I understand now that she does not find this fairI would like to ask her what would befair? Are the hours held for over a month not worth anything? My clearly statedpolicies? My time? Am I at fault that her skin seem the way it did? I try to put everywarning that could possibly conflict with my service on my website and formsShould Inow include having good eyebrow hygiene? If I didn’t let her know about my concernswith her red brows and proceeded with the serviceWould she be upset with me again,if she healed with poor results or made her redness worstI have attached a photo ofher eyebrow from that day:

*** arrived with makeup on her eyebrowsI cleaned the makeup off to start the tattooprocessI notice under the makeup, her skin was bright red and had little bumps andtexture throughout the brow areaI asked her what it could be? She stated, to cut timein the mornings she would apply eyebrow
makeup in the beginning of the week and notwash them off and sleep with it on for the duration of that weekShe also mentionedthat she had been doing this for monthsWe talked for an hour and took our time to seeif the redness would subsideIt did not go awayI told her that the outcome maybequestionable if we tattooed that day since her eyebrows were still redI did not decline, Ilet her know if she wanted to go through with it, she would have to sign a waiver statingthat she understood that she was tattooing red, irritated, bumpy skinShe did not wantto do thatThere was no request of a refundWhen she asked about rescheduling, I didnot deny her, I told her that her skin should be free of redness and bumps and that shewould have to pay to reserve another dateWhile she was deciding if she want to gothrough with the service or not and to give her more time to think about it, Idemonstrated how to draw her brows in less time so that she didn’t have to sleep withmakeup on every nightAfter that we said our goodbyes and I have not heard from heruntil I received this letter.*** paid her non-refundable reservation fee (this is how it is titled on her invoice) on2/3/for her appointment on 3/15/This invoice holds her reservationThe followingis clearly stated on all of my invoices:*THIS AMOUNT IS TO RESERVE YOUR DATEIF YOU CANCEL, YOU WILL NOT BEREFUNDED REGARDLESS OF REASONPLEASE CONSIDER THIS BEFOREBOOKING.The following is also stated on my website:• $non-refundable reservation fee to secure your appointments.• $at the time of your first appointment.I require my clients to read the information on my website before bookingSheconfirmed with an email stating she had reviewed the website informationOn mywebsite it states that you may not be a good candidate if you have irritation of the skin.In business, I understand situations can come up and clients expectations cansometimes be difficult to achieveHowever, as a working women providing for myfamily, I have to charge for my timeThat hour appointment was reserved for ***over a monthWhen she declined to move forward with the service, the remainder ofthe appointment time was not replaced by another clientIt was a loss.I understand now that she does not find this fairI would like to ask her what would befair? Are the hours held for over a month not worth anything? My clearly statedpolicies? My time? Am I at fault that her skin seem the way it did? I try to put everywarning that could possibly conflict with my service on my website and formsShould Inow include having good eyebrow hygiene? If I didn’t let her know about my concernswith her red brows and proceeded with the serviceWould she be upset with me again,if she healed with poor results or made her redness worstI have attached a photo ofher eyebrow from that day: