EYELINER
Eyeliner tattoo enhances the eyes by adding subtle or defined pigment along the lash line, creating the look of fuller lashes and natural definition without daily makeup. This technique can be customized for a soft, barely-there enhancement or a more structured, classic liner shape.
Perfect for those with sensitive eyes, active lifestyles, or anyone tired of smudging eyeliner, this treatment offers long-lasting results that stay put from morning to night.
Whether you’re looking for a delicate lash enhancement or a more defined liner, your shape, style, and pigment are tailored just for you. Results typically last 2–3 years and soften gradually over time.
EYELINER CARE
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Keep it clean + dry
Avoid getting your lash line wet—no tears, no steam, no splashing water.
Hands off. Don’t rub, touch, or pick at your eyes. Let them do their thing.
No makeup. Skip eyeliner, mascara, or lash glue for now. Your eyes need a break.
Avoid heat + sweat. No workouts, hot showers, or steam rooms today. Keep things cool and calm.
Some mild swelling or tightness is totally normal. Follow these steps today, and we’ll guide you through the rest of the healing process in the days to come.
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Every AM + PM cleanse eyes with sterile water wipes + follow with a thin layer of balm.
Do not pick any scabs, let them shed naturally.
Keep your eyes free from cream + makeup. Keep area clean.
No lash serum for 30 days until your procedure is complete.
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Thinking about getting an eyeliner tattoo? Here’s what you can expect before, during, and after your appointment so you feel calm and confident.
During Your Appointment
We’ll start with a quick chat to pick the shape, style, and color that fits your eyes best. Then we’ll apply a strong numbing cream to keep you comfortable. The whole process usually takes about 1.5 to 2 hours.
Right After
Your lash line might feel a little tight, tender, or slightly swollen—kind of like you’ve been crying. The color will look darker and bolder at first, but don’t worry—it softens as it heals.
Healing Timeline
• Days 1–2: Some swelling and tightness is normal
• Days 3–5: You might see a little flaking or dryness
• Week 2: The color may look lighter or faded—this is part of the process
• Weeks 4–6: The final, natural color will settle in
• Touch-Up: Around 6–8 weeks to fine-tune your look
That’s it—no smudging, no daily hassle. Just easy, everyday definition that’s made to last.
EYELINER FAQs
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Permanent eyeliner is a cosmetic tattoo that adds long-lasting definition to your eyes by placing pigment along the lash line. It gives the look of fuller lashes and enhances your natural eye shape—without needing to apply eyeliner every day.
The style is fully customizable. You can go for something soft and subtle, like a gentle lash enhancement, or choose a more defined look that mimics your favorite everyday liner.
It’s perfect for anyone who:
• Wants to save time on their makeup routine
• Has allergies or sensitivities to eye makeup
• Has trouble applying eyeliner evenly
• Lives an active, smudge-free kind of life
Results typically last 2–3 years and fade gradually over time. Touch-ups help keep the look fresh and crisp. Whether you wear makeup daily or not at all, permanent eyeliner gives you that little extra polish—without the effort.
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No lash serums for at least a month before—these can make your skin extra sensitive.
Remove lash extensions. If you wear extensions, have them removed at least 2 days before your appointment so we can get a clear view of your lash line.
Avoid anything that thins your blood (Skip alcohol, aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil, and vitamin E for 1–2 days before your appointment. These can cause extra bleeding and affect the results).
Come with clean skin. No eye makeup, mascara, or lash glue on the day of your appointment—just clean, makeup-free skin.
If you wear contacts, bring your glasses to your appointment.
And if you’ve ever had eye infections, dry eyes, or styes, be sure to let us know ahead of time.
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Eyeliner tattoo typically lasts 2 to 3 years, depending on your skin type, lifestyle, and how well you care for it.
You may notice soft fading around the 12–18 month mark—that’s normal. Factors like sun exposure, skin care products (especially exfoliants or retinols), and your body’s natural healing process can all affect how long the pigment holds.