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So you are considering permanent eyeliner so that you can wake up with beautifully enhanced eyes everyday without the hassle of makeup? Well you've come to the right place. On this page you will find a wealth of information to answer all of your questions!
All permanent makeup procedures require a MINIMUM of 2 sessions. Some skin types will require a third touchup which will not be included in the cost.
The eyelid is an EXTREMELY sensitive area and bruising, swelling and redness is perfectly normal for a few days following the procedure. In some cases with large, bold eyeliner extreme swelling for 3-4 days may be present.
Eyeliner Tattoo Techniques
Lash Line Enhancement
This technique provides the most natural eyeliner look. The tattoo sits solely inside the lash line creating a darker, denser lash line. This look will be virtually undetectable for those worried about looking "too made up" as it does not go above the lash line at all.
Lash line enhancement is the best option for those with heavily hooded or creased lids.
Classic Eyeliner
Classic eyeliner is a more bold form of eyeliner. It will replicate the look of liquid liner with crisp, clean edges and a fully saturated, dark look. Classic liner can be winged or not depending on personal preference.
One thing to note about winged liner is that not everyone is a candidate. Those with low creases or a small amount of lid space will not be able to have the wing done. Additionally, the wing cannot be done a dramatic as topical makeup.
Redness, swelling and bruising are normal for this type of eyeliner and may persist for a few days following the procedure.
Smokey Eyeliner
Smokey eyeliner is a technique that creates a softer, smokey line as opposed to a crisp, stark line. It will blur and soften the edges. Colors such as brown may be used to provide a gradient effect.
This technique can be done on any classic eyeliner shape.
What to expect during your appointment
The initial appointment will be around 2 hours so please plan accordingly.
-the first 30-45 minutes will be eyeliner mapping. During this portion I will map out the design, attain your approval and check for symmetry.
-I will apply a protective eye drop to keep the eye moisturized during the procedure.
-numbing and paperwork
-eyeliner work
-once the initial work has been completed I will clean the area and rinse the eyeball.
-I will then put an after care sealer on the brow and set you free!
Most permanent makeup procedures need at least two sessions, and the second 'perfecting' session is included in the price. Skin type, medications, health conditions, and aftercare impact how many sessions may be required.
If you’re not prepared to follow the restrictions or aftercare, you're not ready to commit to booking yet.
Remember, permanent makeup is an art, not a science. Small imperfections and slight asymmetry are normal; no one’s eyelids or brows are perfectly identical.
Strictly following the restrictions below is essential to achieve ideal results. If you have certain health conditions or medications, you may need to delay the procedure, obtain a doctor’s approval (I’ll need a letter), or possibly not proceed at all
Pre-Appointment restrictions
If you fail to follow these guidelines you may have very poor results or healing complications. Its absolutely vital you comply with these restrictions.
Discontinue or refrain from the following
24 hours prior:
-Ibuprofen and Aleve
-all caffeine and alcohol
7 days prior:
-aspirin, or aspirin products
-Vitamin D and fish oil capsules
-any lash extensions must be removed
2 Weeks Prior:
-anti-aging products (ie retin-anti-aging products, vit c, glycolic acid etc)
-Antibiotics
Other:
-facial injectable treatments 4 weeks prior.
-lash growth serums 4 weeks prior and 4 weeks after your procedure (applies to eyeliner only)
-Accutane 2 months
-chemical peels 60 days before or after
-must not have any open lesions, acne or sunburn on the area
Contraindications-some may be possible with doctors clearance
If any of the following conditions apply, you may be ineligible for permanent makeup,will require a letter from your doctor clearing you for the procedure or may result in less than optimal results.
Antibiotics
High blood pressure or heart conditions
Taking blood-thinners such as aspirin or similar medication
Diabetes
Pregnant or lactating
Glaucoma
Herpes simplex (active outbreak in the area)
Certain skin conditions e.g. rashes, blisters, psoriasis, or eczema (actively present)
Taking steroids such as cortisone, Accutane
strong exfoliating or topical skincare treatments
Acute acne in the treatment area
Susceptibility to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
Hypertrophic scarring or keloids
Blood disorder e.g. sickle cell anemia, hemophilia, or a platelet disorder
Sunburn or any open lesions in the area
Currently undergoing chemo or radiation
Certain Autoimmune disorders
Thyroid conditions and medications usually require more frequent touchups
Post Procedure Restrictions
If you fail to follow these guidelines you may have very poor results or healing complications. Its absolutely vital you comply with these restrictions.
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2 weeks: Avoid Sun Exposure: Stay out of direct sunlight and avoid tanning beds for at least two weeks. Sun exposure can cause premature fading and affect the healing process.
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7-10 days:Refrain from Working Out: Avoid any activities that induce heavy sweating (like intense exercise) for at least 7-10 days. Sweat can interfere with pigment retention and prolong healing.
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7-10 days: Keep the Area Dry: Avoid getting the treated area wet for at least 7-10 days. Be cautious while washing your face and avoid swimming, saunas, or steam rooms. ONLY get wet when cleaning according to aftercare instructions.
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7-14 days: No Makeup on the Treated Area: Do not apply makeup over the tattooed area until it’s fully healed. This can introduce bacteria, leading to infection or irritation.
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Until healed: Avoid Touching or Picking: Don’t touch, pick, or scratch at scabs or flaking skin. Allow the skin to heal naturally to prevent scarring and pigment loss.
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Until Healed: Avoid Certain Skin Products: Refrain from using skincare products with active ingredients, like retin-anti-aging products, glycolic acid, and alpha hydroxy acids, around the treated area until healed, as these can fade the pigment.
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Follow Aftercare Instructions: Follow any additional aftercare instructions provided by your artist, such as applying a recommended ointment if needed.
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Monitor for Signs of Infection: If you notice unusual redness, swelling, or pus, contact your artist or a medical professional for guidance.