permanent eyeliner

Permanent Eyeliner is for those wanting to be able to wake up with the look of eye makeup on. Permanent eyeliner is carried out using a slim electric or manual hand-held device with various configurations of tiny needles to gently deposit high quality pigments into the upper dermal layer of the skin near the lash line of the eyes. This creates a long lasting make up like effect. This service is great for those who hate to leave the house without eyeliner on, those who have sensitivities to eye make-up, contact users, shaky hands, poor eyesight and those who’s eyeliner tends to run causing the dreaded raccoon eye.

Heal Time

A minimum of 2 weeks for superficial healing and 4-6 weeks for the initial healed result. The final healed result is 4-6 weeks post perfecting session.

Pricing

consultation

$20

15-30 minute in person consultation.

Thin Design

$400

Upper and Lower

Thin Design

$300

Upper Only

Thin Design

$200

Lower Only

Refresher

$300

Returning client refresher for upper and lower.

Refresher

$200

Returning client upper only.

Refresher

$100

Returning client lower only.

There is a $100 non-refundable booking fee needed to secure your initial appointment. This amount will be discounted off the balance due at the first appointment. If you need to reschedule, please allow at least 72 hours notice. If you do not, you forfeit the original $100 and you must pay another $100 non-refundable booking fee to reschedule. If you need to reschedule your perfecting session, please allow at least 72 hours notice. If you do not, there will be an additional charge of $50 to reschedule.

risks involved in the permanent eyeliner service

When pre and post care instructions are followed the risk of complications are rare however, should you suspect an infection, it is necessary for you to contact your health care provider immediately to avoid any further complications. This is at the cost of the customer. I am not qualified to diagnose or treat any medical issues that should arise.
If you have sensitive skin or allergies to topical makeup products, gold, silver, nickel, or hair dyes you should contact me to set up a patch test a few days in advance of your procedure. Most people choose to skip this step. Should you chose to skip this step, I can not be held liable for any reactions you may experience and you will be signing something stating you do not feel the need for the patch test.

Other issues that can arises:

Keloid scaring (overgrowth of scar tissue)
Growths such as granulomas
Poor pigment retention
Migrating pigment
Slight asymmetry
Corneal abrasions
Remember that there are no guarantees with any tattooing procedures

SAFETY: Certified, licensed, inspected and Approved.

I am certified, licensed, inspected and approved by the state of Wisconsin to perform such services to the general public. Your health and safety are of utmost importance to me therefore, I use high quality single use sterile tools,
maintains a clean service environment, complete bloodborne pathogen training on a yearly basis, and never stop educating myself on my craft. All this being stated, rest assured you are in great hands with me!

Pre Procedure Instructions

Post Procedure Instructions

Angela will go over the after care routine in full detail at the close of your service. The after care instructions vary from artist to artist. It is imperative to follow the after care given to you by Angela for best results. Do not ware contact lenses for 48 hours post procedure.
You may resume facial makeup right away. Please take special precautions to avoid wiping off your face makeup into the eye area until healed. You may resume waring eye makeup after 72 hours but you must plan to purchase new eye makeup as makeup breeds bacteria. When wiping off please avoid wiping directly into the eyeliner line. Red, bruised and lightly swollen upper lids are common the first morning post procedure. Sleeping with your head elevated has been know to help decrease swelling. It is highly recommend to use dry cold packs on your lids for 5-10 minutes every hour on day one to help with the swelling and bruising.
Some people experience a bit of dry eye post procedure. Saline drops may be used sparingly to relieve dry eyes.
You may experience pupil dilation for a few hours if numbing agents with epinephrin creeped into the eyes

Avoid tanning for at least two weeks. (Always protect your eyes and liner from the sun.)
Avoid heavy sweating
Don’t allow the direct shower stream to hit your eyes
Don’t pick or rub at the healing area.
Do not expose the area to hot tubs, saunas, salt water, chlorine water, for two weeks.
Slight itching is not uncommon and can be a sign of healing.
Do not scratch. If you must, tap with clean finger tips to relieve

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F.A.Q.

Am I A Canidate For Permanent Eyeliner?

You must be 18 years or older to receive this service per state of Wisconsin law
You must not be ill or on any antibiotics at the time of service for best results
If you have extremely vascular eyelids (little veins that can be seen) you may not be a good candidate for the eyeliner service as you have an increased chance of poor pigment retention due to blood flow.
If you use lash enhancing serums it is necessary to discontinue use for at least 3 months prior to your eyeliner service. You may resume use at least one month post last procedure. (perfecting session) These serums cause increase blood flow to the area making it hyper sensitive. This can cause bleeding, bruising, and poor color retention.
You must be off Retin-A or Retinols at least 1 week prior to procedure and do not resume for a full 30 days post second procedure. Use after the procedure may cause premature fading.
You must be off Accutane for at least 1 year prior to procedure.
You must be off Vitamin A and Retinol at least one month prior to procedure.
If you have any conditions that involve the health of the skin on your face in the eye area, such as psoriasis, eczema or rosacea you may not be a good candidate. Discuss with your health care provider
If you have any issues at all with the overall health of your eyes, you MUST provide written consent from your doctor specifically relating to this procedure. If you are pregnant or nursing you must wait to receive this service.

Is it mandatory for an in person consultation for permanent eyeliner?

Is the perfecting session for the permanent eyeliner service necessary?

Can the perfecting session for permanent eyeliner be preformed sooner than 4-6 weeks?

What if I do not like my permanent eyeliner service?

To avoid unwanted results, you must fully understand what you are getting yourself into and choose a practitioner you feel 100% comfortable with. Review images of their healed work. Discuss your expectations and desired outcome with your artist. Realise that faces are never perfectly symmetrical and your artist is not a copy machine. Adjustments may be made during the perfecting session.
If worse comes to worse I am trained in Lift saline removal/lightening, but this should be a last resort.

Is permanent eyeliner really permanent?

When referring to any form of make up like enhancing tattoos, it is important to understand that the term “semi-permanent” and “permanent” are commonly misconstrued. The term “semi permanent” only refers to the fact that the
pigment does not wash off daily. The color must be refreshed in a time frame that is based on a case by case basis to look its best. There will always be some trace of pigment molecules in the skin, therefore it is in fact a “permanent” procedure

What if I have old permanent eyeliner from another artist?

Is permanent eyeliner considered a tattoo?

Does permanent eyeliner hurt?

Topical anesthetics are used prior to and during the eyeliner service, therefore, the entire process should theoretically be pretty painless. It is impossible to determine the exact level of pain one might experience even with the use of anesthetics. Peoples individual pain thresholds vary from no pain, minimally uncomfortable, to very painful. It is certain there will be some pressure from the skin securing and stretching that is crucial for proper pigment implantation. Slight stinging and some irritations from the wiping away of extra pigment on the skin
around the eye have also been noted. Some people experience a slight burning sensation if any of the anaesthetic creeps into the eye. I use extreme caution and do my best to preform the service as pain free as possible whether by reapplying anesthetics or rinsing out the eyes regularly.

*It is not uncommon to be more sensitive to pain around menstruation