We choose the color based on your natural hair color, skin tone, and desires.

We apply the numbing cream that starts working in 20 mins.

Then we start implementing the pigment in the eyeliner layer by layer until we achieve the desired result. Sometimes we don’t need a secondary numbing gel.

The whole procedure may take up to 3 hours depending on individuals sensitivity, and desired color intensity.

The eyelids are a sensitive area, which is important to be aware of for clients who have a low pain tolerance.

We numb the eyelids several times during the procedure so the client is comfortable.

The initial numbing cream is enough and we do not need to use a secondary numbing solution.

If you are sensitive to pain and are concerned, you may take a Tylenol tablet thirty minutes before the start of the procedure (please consult a doctor if you have a medical condition that makes Tylenol not appropriate for your needs).

Please keep in mind that not everyone is a good candidate for permanent make up as there are many contraindications. Below is a list of contraindications that would NOT make you a good candidate for permanent makeup:

If you are under 18 years old.

If you are pregnant or breastfeeding.

If you have skin irritation of any kind including: pimples, rashes, psoriasis, eczema, and/or sunburn in or around your eyes on the day of treatment.

If you are diabetic you must have a note from your doctor.

If you are sick (fever, cold, pink eye, coughing, or have any covid symptoms within 10 days of your appointment).

If you have HIV or Hepatitis or any other viral infections and/or diseases.

If you have epilepsy.

If you have a pacemaker or any other major heart problems.

If you have had an organ transplant.

If you generally don’t heal well and develop infections easily.

If you have keloid scars anywhere on your body or are prone to significant scarring.

If you have had previous work and your old tattoo is too dark or misshapen.

If you have individual artificial eyelashes - you will need to remove them prior to the procedure.

If you are taking blood thinners that cannot be paused/stopped prior to your appointment. You would need to consult your doctor regarding this option.

If you are taking antibiotics 2 weeks before the appointment or planning on taking it 2 weeks after it.

• No caffeine on the day of the procedure.

• Do not work out, tan the day of the procedure.

• Do not take blood-thinning medications 24 hours before the procedure.

• No alcohol 24 hours before procedure.

• Do not take aspirin, ibuprofen, aspirin, vitamin E, niacin 72 hours before the procedure
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• If you have individual eyelash extensions - please, remove them at least 1-2 day prior to the procedure. 1 week would be a safer bet.

• Tinting should be performed no less than 3 days prior to your enhancement.

• Electrolysis treatments should be performed no less than 5 days prior to your enhancement.

• Do not take antibiotics 2 weeks before the procedure.

• IPL laser should be performed no less than 2 weeks prior to your enhancement.

• Do not use Retin-A skincare products close to the enhancement area a month prior to your procedure.

• Wait 1 month after chemical peeling.

• Do not have Botox injections 1 month prior to the procedure.

• If you had an eye surgery, please consult your doctor. They will determine when it will be possible to go forward for the procedure.

• Thread lifting can be done after permanent makeup. It is important to wait for healing.

• Please note that you will be more sensitive during your menstrual cycle. It is recommended to schedule your appointment a few days after the start of your period.

• Since delicate skin or sensitive areas may be swollen or red, you are advised not to make social plans on the day of your enhancement.

In order to let your eyeliner heal well

• Avoid water on the area; avoid heavy sweating, the gym, sauna or pool, ocean and hot tubs for 14 days.

• Avoid touching the healing area with unwashed hands.

• Do not take aspirin or Ibuprofen 2 days after your enhancement.

• Do not use any makeup near the procedure area including mascara for at least 7 days.

Purchase new mascara and makeup if possible to avoid contamination or bacterial infection.

• You should wait at least 10 days or until full healing has taken place before having eyelash extensions put on.

• Use a fresh pillowcase while you sleep. Avoid sleeping on your face for the first 10 days.

•Do not scrub, rub or pick at the epithelial crust that forms. Allow it to flake off by itself. If it is removed before it is ready the pigment underneath it can be pulled out.

• Do not intake antibiotics 2 weeks after the procedure.

• Avoid direct sun exposure or tanning for 1 month after the procedure.

• Always use sunblock after the procedure area is healed to protect from sun fading.

Days 1-2 - Your permanent makeup begins to look brighter.

Days 3-6 - Crusts/scabs might form and peeling may occur. Warning - do not pick at or remove the crusts/scabs. This can lead to infection and loss of color.

Day 7-10 - Peeling should lessen and the crusts/scabs should fall off.

You may notice that the area where permanent makeup was applied has become much lighter. This is normal.

You will see the final color results in 6 weeks. The color will be much softer and more natural.

Depending on the healed results we might want to perform a touch up session. After the touch up your eyelash liner color will slowly fade in 1,5-2 years and if you would like we can perform a resfresh sesison.

Permanent makeup is a two-step process to complete and achieve the desired shape and color. Every individual heals differently which may result in color loss and patchiness with only one session. This is normal.

It takes an average of 6 to 8 weeks for the eyeliner to completely heal. Right around the 6th week, it is time for your first touch-up. This is to fix any imperfections, patchy spaces, and other factors that your artist can look into.

Depending on your individual result we might need to perform a second touch up.

After a month the brightness will fade, and you will see a softer color, creating a more natural look.

The color will be about 50% lighter than it appeared immediately following the procedure.

The result may last up to 2 years.