Lash Line/Eyeliner Enhancement will intensify the beauty of your eyes!
Lash line enhancement is a treatment that applies micropigmentation directly along the base of your eyelashes. It is a subtle way to open, brighten, and intensify the eyes, creating a youthful appearance. Extremely natural looking. No one will know you have an eyeliner tattoo, but everyone will notice the beauty and definition of your eyes.
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For a more noticeable enhancement, a Thin Eyeliner is also an option. This is sometimes called "classic eyeliner" in the PMU industry. It includes the lash line and just above it. It can include a small wing or flick at the outer corner for some candidates.
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Shaded Eyeliner and Thick Eyeliner are the most noticeable eye enhancements. Shaded Eyeliner is also known as stardust eyeliner, foxy liner, velvet eyeliner, and eyeshadow eyeliner. It is done with tiny pixels spread across the outer and middle portion of the eyelid, just above the lashes, to mimic an eyeshadow effect along with your eyeliner. If you are someone who wants to have beautiful smoky-eyed definition 24/7 with zero effort, then this is the enhancement for you! Thick eyeliner is a bold line that goes further above the lash line than classic eyeliners for a dramatic enhancement. It can include a larger, bolder wing.
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Clients are given an aftercare package to take home that includes instructions and supplies for proper aftercare, along with other goodies!
Note: You may not be a candidate if you have extremely vascular eyelids or thin skin. Service selected may be altered based on suitability. You MUST be off of lash growth treatments for 4-6 weeks prior to tattooing!
Eyeliner Healing Stages
Immediately after the procedure, your eyes may be red or swollen. You may wish to apply a cold compress at times during the first 24 hours if you experience swelling. Do so for brief periods of time with a wet wipe or other clean barrier between your skin and the ice, so as not to cause ice burn or introduce germs to the area.
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You may wish to sleep with your head elevated the first night to reduce swelling in the morning. When you awaken the morning after, swelling generally dissipates within the first hour or two.
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Lash Liner usually fades some when healed, compared to the deep color that is seen immediately after treatment. The thickness of the color may also shrink so it is not as wide or thick as immediately after. You may actually notice that the color or pigment density changes several times throughout the first month. Don't panic! This is normal!
The color will start out intense immediately after your appointment. It may then begin to lighten or start to peel after the first few days. After the skin peels or flakes, the color may appear very light. This is called "ghosting" and is a normal step in the permanent makeup process. Don't worry, the color will come back! Over the next few days or weeks, the color will continue to bloom to its final state. Your lash liner will be healed at about 4-6 weeks post treatment and at this time, you'll see the long term results.
At 6 weeks, you will be ready for your free finishing session! The finishing session provides a check-in to observe pigment retention and perfect any areas that need a tweak. We can also darken or add additional color at this time if needed. Permanent makeup is a process and sometimes more than one session is necessary to achieve the desired results.
PRE-Care
You must stop using Latisse and other hair growth serums at least 4 weeks prior to treatment.
Do NOT have Botox, fillers, or chemical peels for at least 4 weeks before or after the treatment.
Eyelash extensions and/or false eyelashes must be removed prior to treatment.
Come to the appointment with no eye makeup, false eyelashes, or contacts.
Wear your glasses, not contacts.
DO NOT take Advil, ibuprofen, Aleve, aspirin, or any other NSAIDs for 24-48 hours prior to your appointment.
DO NOT drink alcohol the day before or day of your treatment.
AFTER-Care
Keep your hands away from your eyes as they heal, unless you are performing the aftercare steps. Always clean your hands with soap and water prior to beginning the aftercare steps.
DO NOT wear eye makeup for the first 7-10 days! Keep the treatment area clean and dry.
Wash the eyes gently in the morning and at night to keep them clean. Pat softly with a clean cloth to dry. Do not rub or pick at the healing skin. You may use the gentle soap provided in your aftercare package, or rinse with plain water. Do not scrub, use abrasive or harsh soaps, or use wash cloths. This is important for pigment retention.
Allow any peeling or flaking to shed naturally. DO NOT pick at it, tweeze it, pull on it, or rub it off.
Avoid sweating for the first 7-10 days.
Contact your physician immediately if you experience any signs of infection.
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Please read the Important Information Page prior to booking.