Eyeliner Services

That depends on your skin and how you care for the brows, but typically you would get a 6 week touchup then a refresh touchup evey 1-3 years.  Pigment fades over time.

2 hours.

Varies from person to person.  Everybody is different.  We use numbing cream, but some people still feel a little discomfort.  Don't worry.  Everybody makes it through.  (Note: Eyeliner and lips are more sensitive than brows.) 

Prices are based on the experience level of our artists. 

• Master Artists -  Have expert skill level, work independently, have seen the most scenarios, and mentor our Student artists. 
• Students Artists - Have beginner skill level and work under the supervision of our Master artists.

Black, brow, or blue.  Black is by far the most popular.  If you want brows or blue, let us know beforehand.

We don't recommend doing permanent makeup if you have a history of any allergic reactions.  Some of the ingredients in our numbing creams include Lidocaine, Tetracaine, and Epinephrine. 

Permanent makeup takes 6 weeks to heal.  After the 6 weeks of healing, if needed, you will likely need a 6 week touchup to darken the pigment and do some fine tuning on the shape.  We cannot do touchups before the 6 weeks are over because your skin needs time to heal properly and the color and shape need to set.  (Touchups not included.)

No.  We don't do winged or cat eye.  Just natural looks.

6-Week Yes.  You should expect to get a 6-week touchup to darken, thicken, and fine tune the shape; then, a refresh touchup every 1-3 years.  

Permanent makeup fades over time so there is maintenance involved, but it is better than doing your makeup everyday.  Results vary widely depending on how your skin heals, how well your skin accepts pigment, and  

Note that we typically play it safe on the first procedure with eyeliner by making it a little narrower than requested.  We do this because clients can overestimate how thick they want their eyeliner.  It is easier to make it thicker than to make it narrower.  We found this to be best practice.  It is important to understand so you are not dissatisfied after the first procedure.

No.  Touchups are for return clients.  New clients are first time price.

No. We just do permanent makeup.  Brows, lips, eyeliner, scalp, and skin needling.

Yes. You need to remove lash extensions before doing permanent eyeliner.   The extensions get in the way of the tattooing and the pigment cannot be deposited deep enough so the tattoo doesn't last very long.

Yes. Don't worry.  It's typical for the healing process.  The color typically fades or is gone completely then comes back over the next few weeks.  If it doesn't come back, we can see how it healed at the touchup and make the adjustment.  Sorry. We just cannot predict how it will heal.

It isn't unusual.  It is impossible to predict how your skin will heal.  Some clients heal light or like the pigment didn't take.  We will see how it healed at the 6 week and make adjustments.  Stick to the process and most clients are fine.  In some cases, clients need a couple touchups.  (Note: Occasionally client's skin kicks out the pigment quickly and permanent makeup doesn't work for them, but that is unusual.)

They might, but healing is unpredictable for permanent makeup.  It depends how your skin heals.  You should expect to get a 6-week touchup.   We can see how your skin healed then make the adjustments.

We do this as best practices. It is easy to widen them at the touchup.  If we make them too thick at the first procedure, then it will be difficult to make them thinner.

No.  We recommend you don't wear contact when getting eyeliner.

Eyeliner may swell a little.  Usually you don't need a driver, but if would be nice to have a driver just in case (or you can always taxi/Uber).

No, for safety reasons.  Most clients don't want to go to the waterline anyway.

We recommend no sun/burns at least 1 week before and after.  Longer if possible.

• Don't come with a sunburn.
• Remove lash extensions.
• Don't wear your contacts.
• It is recommended to not drink coffee or alcohol within 24 hours of your appointment, but it isn't essential.
• Read all the FAQ.