Eyeliner

Clients are numbed before and during the procedure to help keep you comfortable. Most people find it well tolerated, with discomfort rarely exceeding a 4 out of 10. However, those who have trouble numbing at the dentist or are sensitive to anesthesia might find it harder to relax during the service. We do our best to make the experience as comfortable as possible.

Lash serums can cause issues like migration, swelling, and poor retention. We recommend stopping Latisse for 12 months and other serums for at least 3 months before your appointment—longer if you can. This helps us get the best possible results!

While your permanent eyeliner will fade subtly, and slowly over a long period of time, due to the nature of the eyes and the type of pigment used, it should be considered permanent. Make sure you are choosing artists which can meet your desired needs and have lots of healed photos. 

If you’d like to go bigger or darker, no problem—we can easily refresh your eyeliner to achieve the look you want. If you decide you’d like it gone, laser removal is needed to fully remove the pigment.

Swelling after the procedure is normal and expected. Most clients can expect some swelling for up to 3 days. Some may swell quite a bit, while others may hardly swell at all—both are completely normal.

Unfortunately, no. We apply significant pressure on the eye during the procedure to ensure accuracy, and stabilize the eye.

If you struggle with styes, blepharitis, or eczema around the eyes, your condition must be stabilized and there should be at least a 60-day period with no flare-ups before proceeding.

The lash line is an oily area and may fade faster than other styles. Lash line enhancements typically require a refresh every 3 years or so, while other eyeliner styles can last 5 years or more before significant fading occurs.