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eyeliner tattoo
Imagine waking up each morning with eyes that are already perfectly done.
No smudging, no running, no stress about getting your liner even. Permanent eyeliner brings effortless convenience by enhancing your natural lash line with pigment that lasts for years.
You can keep it simple with a soft lash enhancement, go for a crisp classic line, or add some extra flair with a wing or smoky look. We use high-quality pigments and medical-strength numbing so the process is as comfortable as possible, and the colour heals beautifully, starting bold and softening into a flawless finish. It’s time to say goodbye to eyeliner mishaps and hello to eyes that are always ready.
Book with your artist
Initial Appointment with Michelle $550
All pricing is based on skill and time in the industry.
Permanent Makeup (PMU) & Microblading FAQs
• No alcohol the day before or day of—this increases bleeding.
• No caffeine on the day of—this also increases bleeding.
• Avoid any natural blood thinning foods (as much as possible): garlic, ginger, turmeric, cayenne pepper, cinnamon, vitamin e–rich foods, omega-3 fatty acids, ginkgo biloba, green tea , berries.
• You can take Tylenol 30 mins before to ease pain. DO NOT take Advil, Aleve, etc.—they thin blood and cause bleeding.
• You’ll get more detailed instructions in your confirmation email.
Please closely follow these aftercare instructions to ensure the formation of thin scabs and thus better colour retention.
DO NOT
• Scrub, rub, or pick at the scabs/crusts that form. Allow it to flake off by itself. If it is removed before it’s ready, the pigment
underneath can be pulled out.
• Use any makeup on the eyes while scabs are present.
• Sweat profusely until all scabs are gone
• Use any Retin-A, Glycol Acids, or harsh exfoliants on the eye lids during or after healing.
• Expose area to excessive sun or tanning beds for 6 weeks.
• Swim in a pool/submerge tattoo in water for 2 weeks after your procedure.
For the first 4 hours after the procedure:
Keep the tattoo completely dry (NO ointment).
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