
Eyeliner - Lash Line Enhancement Tattoo
This cosmetic tattoo lasts 3-5 years depending on your skin type, aftercare & lifestyle.
What is a lash line enhancement tattoo?
SpecificationS
Procedure time: 2 hours
Pain Level: 1- 4 out of 10. With 10 being the most painful. However, the pain level can vary depending on the pain tolerance and level of sensitivity.
A Numbing cream & liquid are applied before and during the procedure to avoid any discomfort.
Pain level may increase for clients who are or have:
– Insomnia or inadequate sleep in the past few days.
– Alcohol consumption in the past 48 hours.
– Had caffeine before the procedure.
– On their menstrual cycle.
Note: This apply to all cosmetic tattoo procedure

Who are the ideal & non-ideal candidates for lash line enhancement tattoo?
While cosmetic tattoo is a convenient way to save time in the morning by not having to apply eye makeup, it may not be suitable for everyone. Below is a list of qualifications that may determine whether a client is ideal or non-ideal for the procedure.
The lash line tattoo is a suitable choice for individuals who:
- Want to enhance the natural size of their eyes without the look of heavy makeup.
- Desire for smudge-resistant, long-lasting eyeliner.
- Have allergies to or sensitivities to most eye makeup products.
- Have lost their eyelashes due to medical reason.
- Have an active lifestyle and does not want to go out bare-eyed.
- Have issue applying eye makeup due to poor eye vision.
The lash line tattoo is NOT a suitable choice for individuals who:
- Have monolid eye shapes.
- Have uneven eye shapes (one with crease and one with no crease).
- Have mature skin ( eyelid too droopy).
- Have excessive wrinkles around the eyes.
Are you someone who loves the illusion of a fuller lash line and a natural, eye-opening look?
The effects you get are undetectable and seamless. All you see is that natural enhancement that truly brings that eye-popping effect.
Consider getting a lash enhancement tattoo for a long-lasting, hassle-free solution.
Everything you need to know before your appointment
Risks
To Avoid
- Not adhering to the aftercare instructions may increase the pain level during the procedure and jeopardize the result.
- Serious infection can occur if you don’t follow the aftercare instructions properly.
- Allergic reactions to organic pigments used for the procedure, which is really rare but it can happen.
Note: All health standards are followed here in the studio.
Contra-indications
Health Issues
- Pregnant or breastfeeding (wait 3 months after stopping breastfeeding).
- Hemophilia or heart condition : Must consult a physician prior to the appointment.
- Accutane/ Retin-A – Wait 6 months after finishing the acne medication before tattooing the
skin. If not, the altered skin condition will not heal well after the procedure. - High blood pressure : Prone to more bleeding and may result in poor colour retention.
- Diabetic : Must keep the blood sugar level under control to reduce the risk of slow healing.
- Allergic to Lidocaine (Numbing agent).
- Viral infections and/diseases.
- Epilepsy
- Had an organ transplant.
- Bloodborne condition such as HIV or hepatitis.
- Skin cancer
- Breast-feeding
- Cosmetic surgery/procedure
- Glaucoma
Pre-treatment Care
Very Important
- The usage of Retinol and Vitamin A should be discontinue one month prior to the procedure.
- It is recommended to eat something before your appointment to make sure your blood sugar levels stay stable during the procedure.
- No excessive alcohol or caffeine consumption 24 hours before your procedure. Alcohol and caffeine can thin the blood, which causes the skin to be hypersensitive, and bleed/bruise more easily.
- Avoid sun tanning one week prior to the procedure.
- Avoid blood thinning medications for 24 hours before the procedure. This includes Aspirin, Niacin (Vitamin B3), Vitamin E or Advil/Ibuprofen, fish oils tablets. Please consult your physician if this is an issue.
- Eyelash extensions should be removed 3 days prior to the procedure.
- No eyelash perm and/or tinting at least 3 days prior.
- Discontinue Retin-A one week prior to the procedure.
- No Botox around the eye area 2 weeks prior.
- Eyelash growth serums like Latisse bring extra circulation to the lash line area which results in more growth of hair/lashes. This can cause the skin to be hypersensitive and bleed easily. It is recommended to discontinue the use of these products at least 3-6 months before your treatment.
- Do not wear any eye makeup on the day of your appointment.
- If you wear contact lenses, please wear glasses on the day of your appointment.
Note: You will be more sensitive during your menstrual cycle.
Aftercare
Very Important
- Splash your eyes with water and wash off any pigment residue immediately after the procedure. Pat dry gently with a clean tissue.
- Wash the skin around the eyes twice a day (morning & night) using a gentle, unscented soap (Cetaphil or baby shampoo). Use your fingertips to cleanse gently and pat dry with a clean tissue.
- No ointment needed for the lash line enhancement.
- Scabs will take about 7 -10 days to peel off. Do not pick at the scabs or peel them off prematurely.
- Swelling and redness is normal for the first few days.
- Slight stinging sensation in the first few days is also normal.
- The color will fade approximately 30-50% lighter when the scabs fall off. This is completely normal. Do not feel discouraged if the fading is more than you expected.
- To achieve the perfect eyeliner, we need to see how your skin accepts the initial application and a touch-up appointment is where we will perfect the shape and color (6 weeks after).
- No eye makeup is allowed until the scabs completely fall off.
- Avoid sweaty exercises such as hot saunas, hot yoga, and swimming until the scabbing comes off.
Healing Process
Very Important
- The eyeliner will start to form scabs and they might look dark and thick. As the skin heals, the scabs will fall off in random pieces and might look patchy.
- Flaking and crusting on the tattoo area may occur.
- Avoid pulling off the scabs that are dried on the lashes.
- When you try to pull off the scabs that are hanging on your lashes, ensure the scabs are soft enough to slide off from the lashes. Use a mascara brush to help remove the scabs.
- Swelling occurs up to 3 days after the procedure, especially in the morning.
- Exercising the eyes can help reduce swelling and puffiness. Try blinking actively for 2 minutes in the morning.
- To relieve swelling, you can ice the area with soft gel ice packs.
Eyeliner Stages of Healing
Day
1
Day 1

Day
2
Day 2

My eyes are still swollen and the colour is very dark.
Day
3 - 4
Day 3 - 4

The swelling is gone but the colour is flaking off.
Day
5 - 6
Day 5 - 6

The colour is very light and seems uneven.
Day
30
Day 30

The colour has come back, just a tad uneven.
Time for touch-up!
After
touch-up
After touch-up
