Pre Care: 

  • Stop using any skin thinners (Vitamin A, glycolic acids, exfoliation)  2 weeks prior to your appointment. ​
  • If you tint your lashes, tint it at least one week prior to the procedure. 
  • Cosmetic botox or fillers should be done 2 weeks prior or 2 weeks after.  
  • DO NOT consume alcohol, caffeine or take any blood thinners (aspirin, ibuprofen, Niacin 48 hours before your procedure, this will cause excess bleeding and may affect your results).
  • You may experience hypersensitivity and more pain around or during your menstrual cycle.

Micropigmentation is Not For:

  •  Pregnant or nursing
  • Diabetic
  • Undergoing Chemotherapy (Consult with you doctor)
  • Viral infections (diseases)
  • Had Botox within a 2 week period of appointment
  • Had an organ transplant
  • Epilepsy
  • Sick with a cold or flu-like virus
  • Used Accutane in the past 6 months. ​​

Designer Liner 

Lash Enhancement 
Whether you love that Chic uptown girl liner or desire a crisp and perfect Winged Liner, completely customized designer liner is for you. If you love to wear eyeliner, but hate applying it, taking it off, or just how much it smudges, this procedure is the answer you’ve been looking for!
More subtle than eyeliner, permanent lash enhancements are applied in between the eyelashes. This technique thickens the lash line by adding pigment between the lashes and making it darker, giving you thicker looking lashes without the hassle of applying products such as mascara or lash serums.

​This IS NOT eyeliner tattoo, it is Eyelash Enhancement.  A soft shadowed enhancement to your lash line to create the illusion of fuller lashes.  This will not replace the use of eyeliner but instead give you a natural eye enhancement. 

Eyelash Enhancements are perfect for those who wish to open the eyes or define them, but desire a natural look.
​The perfect pair with a Keratin Lash Lift or Revitalash giving you that lash line volume extensions give.

What To Expect:

  • Your skin will be temporarily sensitive and red/swollen after the treatment and you should adhere to the following instructions for the next 10 days. 
  • ​This will help avoid infection and allow time for the skin to recover.
  • Mild swelling is normal for 24-48 hours and can be reduced with cold compresses.
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What to Avoid:

  • Do not pick at the tattoo site at any time during healing. 
  • Be careful not to get ointment in your eyes and use it sparingly. 
  • Do not let the area dry out completely, since this can cause scabbing and cracking of skin surface.
  • Do not Touch the treated area.
  • Do not use creams or make up on the treated area(s)
  • Avoid facial treatments such as eyelash tinting, perming or lifting.
  • Avoid abrasive materials such as rough towels or similar. 
  • Avoid taking hot baths, saunas or other heat treatments.
  • Avoid sunbathing, using Sunbeds or swimming.
  • Avoid hot yoga and sweaty exercise for 10 days. Moderate exercise is ok. 
  • Avoid Makeup for 5 days.  If you apply makeup you do so at your own risk.
If small scabs appear on the treated area, DO NOT TOUCH THEM. They will fall off in a few days.

Aftercare:

  • For the 10 days following the tattoo procedure, wash the site gently and apply ointment 2 times per day
  • With eyes closed wash the site gently with cosmetic ink soap and warm water using your hands only.
  • Blot the area dry. Do not rub with a towel.
  • With eyes closed massage ointment in gently for 10 seconds and then gently blot off the excess goo. Be careful to not get any ointment in the eyes as it will burn.
  • After blotting, the area should not be oily or greasy to the touch. Allow the skin to breathe. 
  • Sleep slightly elevated for the first few nights to reduce swelling. ​
  • Change pillow case nightly to avoid infection.
  • Avoid salty foods for 24-48 hours to reduce swelling.
Healing can take up to 10 days and it is perfectly normal for small scabbing to appear on the treated area. These should be allowed to fall off naturally over a period of a few days.
After the treatment; It is also normal for there to be fading of the color during the first 2 weeks and patchy sections, as the skin is still healing and the pigment will return to the surface in about 30 days. The outcome will be subtle.