Regulations Company policy

Reservation regulations: studio visits M.Kral Institute conducts visits and trainings through registration.
Registration can be made in person or at the studio 149 town street LS12 3HG or by phone:
phone number 07955817694
COURSES: When arranging an appointment, the customer is obliged to provide the registration with his/her current contact details. The condition for booking a date for selected services and training is to pay a prepayment of 30% of the value within 24 hours from the moment of registering for the training. All deposit payments is non-refundable. Dates that has been agreed for courses can not be alterted or moved unless arrangment has been made 3 weeks prior to start of the training  

PERMANENT MAKE-UP TREATMENTS: In the case of a visit for a permanent makeup treatment £40.00 deposit is required. Payment for deposit have to be made within 24 hours to secure booking. This amount is included in the price of the service or training. The customer can make the prepayment in person at the studio or by transfer to the provided account number. Once deposit is paid only one change of treatment date is allowed and can not be made within 48 hours of when treatment is due. Same rules apply to top-up sessions.
Mrs Małgorzata Molenda
Account: 11945560 Sort code: 30-99-01
When making the transfer, please add the title, date of the visit, name, surname, telephone number, prepayment amount. The prepayment amount is non-refundable if the studio is not informed about the change or cancellation or transfer of the visit in the case of the PMU Make-up service at least 48 hours in advance.
If you purchase training, the prepayment is non-refundable. It is only possible to change the training date, but the information and change of training date must be agreed with the trainer and the change must be made no later than 14 days before the planned training and the new training date set no later than 6 months .
The date of the PMU make-up appointment can be changed without losing the prepayment Up to 48 hours before the planned visit after this time, or in the event of total cancellation of the paid reservation after 48 hours before the planned visit, the prepayment is not refunded. This is compensation for the booked time which, in the absence of earlier cancellation is blocked for another customer. In the case of a training reservation, the prepayment is non-refundable regardless of the reason.
I reserve the right to refuse to perform the procedure if information regarding health condition, medications taken, and misunderstandings on the aesthetic level, or failure to follow the post-treatment procedure have been concealed. Please read the contraindications before the procedure.
-Correction 2 after the treatment is included in the price of the treatment and is performed after 6 weeks, up to a maximum of 3 months after this period, it is a refreshment. In the case of the second session, if we have a date booked for it and the studio is not informed at least 24 hours before the correction about cancellation or unforeseen circumstances (regardless of the reason) that the correction session cannot take place, the time that was intended for correction is lost and must be paid if you wish to make another new appointment f 40 (it must be done within 3 months) after which subsequent visits are considered as refreshment and are subject to payment.
If the client requires further additional sessions due to poor pigment retention, the costs are covered by the client for each additional session, the cost is F40 (up to 3 months after the treatment).
The price of each Pmu makeup treatment includes one supplementary correction which takes place after 6 weeks and is considered a correction up to 3 months after the first treatment and is part of the treatment as a requirement for the final effect. Subsequent visits after 3 months are considered as a refreshment and not subject to complaint.
Clients of the Institute M.Kral studio are obliged to read the full regulations and contraindications before making a reservation.
Joining a selected service or purchasing a training means:
acceptance of the regulations and policy available on the Institut M.Kral website without the need for the client to sign it. It is client’s responsibility to turn up in a salon prior to the treatment to perform patch test. If any contraindications have occurred within 48 hours of a treatment and client can not attend or treatment can not be performed when client turned up because of contraindications then deposit remains non-refundable.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR MODELS DURING PERMANENT MAKE UP 

The model participating in the permanent
makeup (PMU) training is required to read and accept the following terms and
conditions before the procedure begins.

1. Nature of the Procedure

1.1 The permanent makeup procedure is
performed by a trainee under the direct supervision of a certified trainer
during the training session.

1.2 The model agrees to undergo the
procedure with full awareness that it is performed by a student, not an
experienced professional.

2. Final Result and Possible Touch-Up

2.1 The model acknowledges that the final
result of the procedure may vary due to individual skin reactions and the skill
level of the trainee.

2.2 In some cases, an additional touch-up
by the trainer may be necessary after the healing period.

2.3 Such touch-ups are not included in the
training and are subject to additional fees according to the official price
list of the facility or trainer.

2.4 The model has the right to refuse the
touch-up procedure.

3. Contraindications and Consent

3.1 The model is required to fill out a
client health form and inform the trainer of any contraindications (e.g.,
pregnancy, autoimmune diseases, blood-thinning medications, etc.).

3.2 The organizer is not responsible for
any complications arising from undisclosed health issues.

3.3 The model gives informed consent to
undergo the PMU procedure during the training.

4. Liability and Complaints

4.1 The model understands that the
procedure carries certain risks and the results may require further refinement.

4.2 The organizer and trainer are not
responsible for dissatisfaction with the results if the procedure was carried
out according to protocol and under supervision.

4.3 Complaints are not accepted for
procedures performed as part of training.

5. Aftercare

5.1 The model agrees to follow the
aftercare instructions provided by the trainer.

5.2 Failure to follow the aftercare
instructions may affect the final outcome of the procedure.

Contraindications

Viral, fungal and bacterial infections are an absolute contraindication to permanent makeup treatment.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Diabetes – does not exclude the possibility of permanent make-up, but restricts the conditions that must be met before the procedure. Due to the greater tendency to infection and difficult wound healing in diabetic patients, we perform the procedure only after prior consultation with a doctor. The procedure can be performed only when the patient obtains a positive opinion from the doctor and protects his body against infection with appropriate drugs.
Cancer diseases do not exclude the possibility of permanent makeup. However, for the procedure, the patient must have a positive opinion from the doctor and good blood test results. The procedure cannot be performed with a low leukocyte count. However, it should be remembered that chemotherapy patients are more susceptible to infections, have poorer wound healing and may have a poorer absorption of the pigment in the skin.
Blood thinning medications – minor bleeding may occur more easily during the procedure. Inform the linergist about the medications you take so that she can decide what technique to use to apply makeup and whether the procedure is possible at all. Use of antibiotics.
Steroid drugs – external and internal use of steroid drugs is an absolute contraindication to permanent makeup. If you have used external steroid medications, e.g. ointments or gels, you should wait 6 to 12 weeks before applying permanent makeup. If you have used steroid medications internally, you must wait 6 to 12 months before undergoing permanent makeup treatment.
Eyelash and eyebrow growth conditioners. Before undergoing permanent makeup treatment, stop using the preparation and wait 1 to 3 months.
False eyelashes – before permanent eye makeup treatment, they must be removed.
Facial injections with hyaluronic acid. Permanent lip makeup treatment can be performed only 4 weeks after filling the lips with hyaluronic acid.
Botox – permanent makeup treatment can be performed 4 weeks after facial injection with Botox. The Botox must take full effect and the facial muscles should align naturally under the influence of gravity. If you perform the treatment before Botox takes effect, permanent makeup may fail – it will simply be crooked and asymmetrical, after the facial muscles are arranged differently than before the treatment.
Psoriasis, ichthyosis. The pigment at the site of the lesions may not be accepted. Therefore, the disease is not a contraindication, but it does create a risk of failure during the procedure.
Eyelid surgery or face lift. If you have undergone plastic surgery: facelift or eyelid surgery, you can perform permanent makeup treatment only after 6 to 12 months, depending on the opinion of the attending physician.
Fresh scars after surgery. Medical pigmentation of the scar can only be performed after the scar has completely healed, i.e. after a minimum of 1 year.
Body tan. We perform permanent makeup only on natural skin, because the appropriate selection of dyes is not possible when you have a strong tan.
Planned holidays in full sun. Remember that after permanent makeup treatment, you should not sunbathe for at least 2 weeks. Have you planned your treatment just before going on a sunny holiday? For the safety of your beauty, postpone this treatment.
Conditions after eye surgery, less than 3 months after surgery.
Tendency to inflammation of the conjunctiva and retinal detachment. Frequent viral herpes
Active eye diseases.
Mental disorders.
Excessive and unrealistic expectations regarding the effects of the treatment.