DISCOVER TIME-SAVING BEAUTY WITH PERMANENT EYELINER
Permanent Eyeliner
Wake up to perfectly defined eyes.
This semi-permanent makeup technique aims to enhance the shape, size, and definition of the eyes by adding depth and intensity to the lash line. The procedure involves using a fine needle or specialized device to deposit pigment into the upper or lower lash line, resulting in a well-defined and long-lasting eyeliner look.
Why Choose Permanent Eyeliner:
symmetric, perfectly applied eyeliner every day
various styles and thickness options, from subtle and natural to more dramatic and bold
no-fuss solution for those with limited eyesight or unsteady hands
long-lasting: 1-3 years before touch ups
for the Ultimate I woke up This Way lifestyle.
Lash Enhancement
The illusion of fuller, Luxurious lashes.
Lash enhancement is a semi-permanent makeup technique designed to enhance the appearance of eyelashes by applying a thin line of pigment between the lashes, creating the illusion of fuller and darker lashes. This procedure involves delicate tattooing along the lash line to add depth and definition, making the lashes appear denser and more pronounced without the appearance of traditional eyeliner.
Why Choose Lash Enhancement:
creates the illusion of fuller, darker lashes
subtle and natural-looking enhancement
add depth and definition without eyeliner
long-lasting, understated results
Permanent Designer Eyeliner
Accentuate eyes with personalized design.
This specialized semi-permanent makeup procedure goes beyond traditional eyeliner styles by allowing clients to collaborate with skilled makeup artists to craft personalized and artistic designs. From intricate patterns to winged or geometric shapes, designer eyeliner offers a wide range of creative possibilities. The procedure involves precise tattooing methods, using pigments along the lash line for long-lasting, smudge-resistant results for a bespoke eyeliner style.
Why Choose Designer Eyeliner:
artistic designs including patterns, winged, or geometric shapes
for a vivid, bold daily look
no-fuss solution for those with limited eyesight or unsteady hands
long-lasting, smudge-resistant results
Permanent Shaded Designer Eyeliner
Add Depth with Gentle, smudged shading.
Shaded eyeliner is a semi-permanent makeup procedure that uses a gentle shading technique, where pigments are applied along the upper or lower lash line to create a soft, blended appearance. This technique results in a natural-looking eyeliner that offers a subtle enhancement to the eyes without the appearance of a harsh line. It provides a smudged or softly defined effect that can be customized in terms of thickness and style, adding an impactful framing to the eyes.
Why Choose Shaded Designer Eyeliner:
shaded, smokey effect for a softer look
shapes include shading, small flicks, wedges, and wings
no-fuss solution for those with limited eyesight or unsteady hands
long-lasting, smudge-resistant results
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REVIEWS
Permanent Eyeliner FREQUENTLY Asked Questions
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Permanent eyeliner is a semi-permanent cosmetic tattooing technique that involves applying pigment along the lash line to enhance the appearance of the eyes.
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Using a fine needle or specialized device, pigment is carefully deposited into the upper or lower lash line, creating a defined eyeliner look.
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Permanent eyeliner is suitable for individuals seeking to enhance the appearance of their eyes, whether for cosmetic reasons or to save time on daily makeup routines.
Before undergoing a permanent eyeliner procedure, it's essential to consult with a skilled and certified permanent makeup artist in our Denver Medspa to discuss specific concerns, desired styles, and expectations for personalized advice and optimal results.
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When performed by a trained and experienced professional in our Denver medspa in a sterile environment, permanent eyeliner is generally considered safe. Following proper aftercare is essential to minimize any risks.
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Topical anesthetics are often used to minimize discomfort during the procedure, making it relatively tolerable for most individuals.
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Everyone's skin, metabolism, internal and external factors are different and as a result the length will vary. Some client's retain the pigment longer than others. Clients can get 1 to 3 years out of their procedure, I recommend an annual touchup for the best results!
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Discontinue Retin-A and retinol products 4 weeks prior to the appointment.
Refrain from use of any Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA) products close to the eyebrow area 2 weeks prior to and 2 weeks after your procedure.
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The first touch up should be scheduled no sooner than 8 weeks following the first session. This touch-up appointment is crucial for the best results. Additional touch-up appointments may be needed for oily, problematic skin, those with dark pigmented skin and especially for clients who do not follow aftercare instructions properly.
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Please wear glasses to your appointment instead of contact lenses.
Do not exercise 24 hours before procedure.
NO alcohol or caffeine 24 hours before procedure (Yes, there is caffeine in decaf coffee and tea!).
Avoid sun and tanning 30 days prior to the procedure.
For a history of cold sores- begin taking prescribed antiviral medication 2 days prior to the lip treatment.
If you are not allergic to Benadryl, you make take one the night before and the morning of the procedure, which may help control swelling.
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Do not take Aspirin, Niacin, Vitamin E or Advil/Ibuprofen 24 hours before procedure.
Avoid Fish Oil, Prenatal Vitamins, and "Hair, Skin, Nail" supplements 24 hours prior to procedure.
Refrain from mood-altering drugs for at least 24 hours prior to any procedure.
For permanent eyeliner, discontinue the use of eyelash serums (Latisse, Babe Lash, Maxilash, etc.) a month before the procedure. These serums enlarge the blood vessels in this area and make pigment retention more difficult.
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After the procedure, there may be slight swelling or redness, and the color may appear darker initially. Proper aftercare instructions provided by the technician are crucial for optimal healing.
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Permanent eyeliner offers various styles, ranging from subtle and natural to more bold and dramatic, along with options for thickness and placement on the lash line.
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Benefits include time-saving convenience, reduced need for daily makeup application, enhanced eye definition, and a long-lasting eyeliner look.
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While semi-permanent, there are methods to lighten or remove permanent eyeliner if desired, but complete removal may be challenging.
CONTRAINDICATIONS
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Must be 18 years of age or older.
Pregnant or Nursing: We have not researched the effects of pigment or numbing agents as they can enter the bloodstream. In addition, there is a risk of infection and blood borne pathogens.
Sick (cold, flu, etc.): If your body is in a compromised state of health, the inflammatory response from even our small injuries to these areas will be elevated.
Cancer: With cancer and cancer treatments like chemotherapy, the body and immune system is in a compromising position and we would want to limit any additional risk.
Hemophilia or any blood clotting diseases
Severe heart conditions: People who have heart diseases often are on medications that thin the blood which will cause excessive bleeding.
Tan/sunburn skin: From experience pigments implanted in tan skin will heal darker, and Appear Ashy and can be extremely problematic if this is not the desired result.
Non-prescribed drugs: If a client is knowingly under the influence of drugs or any mood altering medications that are not prescribed.
Accutane & Retin-A: Clients that have been taking Accutane can not have permanent makeup for 6-12 months. Isotretinoin aka Accutane shrinks the oil glands in the skin that produce sebum. Sebum attracts bacteria that create acne. This causes dryness, flaking and turnover of the skin. Retin-A and retinol OTC products should be discontinued 30-60 days prior. Retinoids work by increasing the turnover rate of skin cells. It does this by causing mild irritation to the skin, causing the cells to divide and die more rapidly.
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Skin Complications: If you have skin which is prone to complications with eczema, psoriasis, keratosis pilaris and dermatitis. The skin is constantly flaking, itching, or aggravated chances are the skin is in a is in a constant state of unrest and shedding and is not suitable for tattooing and therefore won’t hold the pigment well.
Chronic Conditions: The same goes for conditions like chronic acne grades III and IV. The inherent nature of this type of skin causes easy bleeding, which once again means your skin will not retain the color very well. Additionally, excessively oily skin can cause those tattooed hair strokes to blur together and give off an unwanted solid effect instead of a naturally feathered look.
Compromised State of Skin and Body: If the skin is sensitive, it is likely to be easily aggravated. A good way to know if your skin is sensitive is if turns pink very easily from a little scratch. For recent trauma, a negative life event, abnormal circadian rhythm, night worker, or recent catastrophic event, a higher inflammatory response will be triggered causing less retention.
Moles, skin tags, piercings, scars, old permanent makeup, and generally raised skin will also not be able to retain color and therefore I try to set this expectation with clients during the consultation.
Hair Transplant: A commonly unknown fact is that scar tissue forms within the eyebrow transplant site. With these irregular harder connective fibers, implantation of pigment is harder.
Irregular State, autoimmune disorders, thyroid disease: If the body has a bleeding disorder, an autoimmune disorder such as lupus, or frontal fibrosing alopecia (scars as hair is lost),this will result in excess bleeding and prevent adequate color retention.
Super thin, vascular and sun damaged skin: This skin type and condition can result in the color turning cool or an ashy/gray tone for eyebrows.
Diabetes Type 1 & 2: Diabetic clients can experience a slower healing process. It will depend on if the condition is controlled if we can move forward with the treatment.
Upcoming vacation or special occasion planned: There is a healing process that can be an emotional rollercoaster. Schedule in advance to account for a touchup or schedule after the event.
Excessively Oily Skin: Machine Hairstrokes would not be suitable for this skin type.
Chemical Peel in the past 30-60 days: The skin will be in a state of unrest and exfoliation.
Trichotillomania: an autoimmune disorder such as lupus, or frontal fibrosing alopecia (scars as hair is lost),
For EYEBROWS, Botox: Wait 2-3 weeks to settle before the treatment and after
For EYELINER- Latisseor other Eyelash and eyebrow growth serums: These serums bring extra circulation (blood flow) to the area resulting in more growth of hairs.. The skin in that area is in a hypersensitive state and will bleed easily. Be mindful to discontinue using these at least 1-6 months before going in for a session otherwise you will instantly bleed and have a high risk of migration.
For EYELINER-Glaucoma: The use of glaucoma eye drops makes eyelash follicles and eyelids hypersensitive, causing excessive bleeding and poor color retention.
For LIPS- Filler/injectables: 1 to 3 months prior to the treatment and after the treatment
For LIPS- History of Cold Sores: It is imperative to have an antiviral medication prescribed by a doctor prior to the scheduled appointment.
What to EXPECT During The Healing Process
NO guarantees can be made, additional sessions may be required to obtain optimal results. This will result in additional charges. Although we give our best efforts to provide you with quality service, many factors can result in a less than desired outcome as each client will heal differently.
THERE ARE THREE STAGES OF HEALING:
1-4 days- Initially, the new tattooed pigment will appear more intense than expected. Oxidation and blood rushing to the skin's surface darkens the appearance of the tattooed pigment.
2-7 days- The pigment color of your procedure will be significantly softer and lighter during the healing process. The "disappearing act" is due to the immaturity of the epidermal cells. These cells have been exposed to pigment and the sloughing process disrupted. Your tattooed area will have a milky cast, diffusing the original chosen color. The pigment doesn't go anywhere. It's just not as visible through the "veil" of tissue during the wound-rebuilding stage, resulting from tattoo actuation.
5-30 days- Translucency is slowly restored and you will see the pigment color deposited in the dermis. While these injected pigment tones may initially simulate the exact color chosen, it will not always be a perfect match. The tones of the injected pigment remain constant, while your own skin tones change depending upon exposure to cold, heat, sun, circulatory changes and medications.
Our PERMANENT MAKEUP Artists
Permanent makeup is our passion; we have been offering these treatments for over 5 years. We constantly invest in more training and machines to provide the most innovative techniques in our industry. We create beauty magic.
Erica Roybal trains all of our artists. They have loads of experience after graduating from our academy, Permanent Makeup Aesthetics Academy.
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