EYELINER - TRADITIONAL - WINGED- SHADED
Nano is a technique also referred to as machine strokes, nanoblading, microblading or nano brows. But what is it really? A tattoo cartridge composed of 1 or more needles is used to create tiny pixels. Together those tiny pixels are combined making hair strokes, shading and fine details. All together you are left with a soft, hyper realistic brow. Nano is suitable for all skin types, whereas microblading isn’t ideal. All skin types that are candidates for pmu are able to have nano done as well.
TRADITIONAL EYELINER/ LASH LINER
Lash line enhancement is a thinner line strictly in the lash line, with this it creates an illusion of a fuller lash line and definition of the eyelid itself.
Traditional eyeliner is similar to a lash line enhancement but with a thicker line. Eyeliner will go through the lash line and above it slightly.
Both eyeliner and lash line enhancements can be done in a color besides black. Optional bottom eyeliner is available and can be scheduled by itself as well.
Can last 1-5 years, Color boost may be needed after 2 years.
WINGED EYELINER
Eyeliner with a wing is a type of cosmetic tattoo. Similar to traditional eyeliner but adding more extending up to the crease of your eyelid. Wing can be customized in thickness and curve. Wing cannot exceed the crease of your eyelid
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Can last 1-5 years, Color boost may be needed after 2 years.
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SHADED EYELINER
Shaded eyeliner is a cosmetic tattoo creating the illusion of a smokey eye.
Shaded eyeliner can be done with or without a wing. Without a wing creates a smudged appearance.
Wing can be customized in thickness and curve. Wing cannot exceed the crease of your eyelid. Shading can be “dustier” creating an airy appearance along with a variety of brown/black colors.
Can last 1-5 years, Color boost may be needed after 2 years.
What to Expect?
After eyeliner tattoo your eyes may swell or redden because of the delicate skin and sensitive areas, some clients feel it is best not to make any social plans for a day or two following any procedure.
No eyelash extension 1 week before wait at least 2 weeks weeks after your touchup session to have them re applied.
No mascara on the day of the procedure. It is best to have your eyes free of makeup and moisturizer. Too much wax based makeup affects the healing process and pigment implantation.
No contact lenses, bring glasses in case you cannot wear your contact lenses after the procedure.
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If you have had any type of eye surgery, including Cataract, Lasik, blepharoplasty within the last 3 months, you must get medical clearance from your physician.
Avoid lash tinting, perming, or curling 2 weeks before and can be done 2 weeks after.
Stop using lash serums, especially Latisse 4 weeks prior to your procedure. The reason is that those types of serums are stimulants. They will make your eyelids too fragile and vascular for cosmetic tattooing
**If you have a previous eyeliner tattoo you need to send us a photo.** Failure to do so can result in cancellation of appointment and loss of deposit.
If you are pregnant, you cannot have permanent makeup done, and you will be rescheduled.
Do not take any blood thinners the morning of your appointment, you may resume after your appointment. Blood thinners include Aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil, omegas, vitamin E, and more. Non-anticoagulant pain relievers, such as Tylenol, can be taken. You must be off any antibiotics for 2-4 weeks before your appointment. Do not discontinue any medications prescribed by a physician or any necessary for your health (but some medications may be a contraindication with receiving permanent makeup).
Do not exercise the day of your appointment. This can increase your blood flow and affect your results and retention.
Do not consume alcohol for 24 hours before your appointment. Do not consume any caffeine for 12 hours before your appointment. This includes de-caffeinated teas and coffee, caffeinated soda, most pre-workouts, and some supplements. Alcohol and caffeine will increase your blood flow and affect your results and retention.
Permanent makeup cannot be performed within six months of any chemo or radiation treatments. Permanent makeup cannot be performed over sunburns or freshly tanned skin, including from tanning beds or natural light. You will be rescheduled if you arrive for your appointment with a sunburn or freshly tanned face.
