LASH ENHANCEMENT
Contained within the lash line, this technique creates the appearance of fuller looking lashes, without looking like makeup.
Can be done to both top and bottom lash line. Bottom lash line can be applied with a pixelated technique to soften.
BABY LINER
This style goes beyond the lash line to create a thicker liner, more like makeup. Not including a wing, it's suitable for top and botton lids.
Bottom lash line can be applied with a pixelated technique to soften.
BABY WING + SHADE
The upper lid features a micro wing and light shading through the end of the upper lid to soften the wing.
The lower lid can be done in a Baby Liner or Enhancement.
Over time, pigment fades leaving the skin. NO EYELINER TREATMENT IS MAINTENANCE FREE. You will need to refresh the colour as it fades, usually around 48 months.
COSMETIC TATTOO CONSULTATION(Optional) 90
Includes HD Tint Trial
LASH ENHANCEMENT
Lash Enhancement Upper 450
+ Lower 150
Includes 8 week re-touch
Lash Enhancement Post 8 Week Re-Touch 95
+ Lower 25
Up to 36 Month Colour Boost Upper 200
+ Lower 100
Up to 60 Month Colour Boost Upper 300
+ Lower 100
BABY LINER
Baby Liner Upper 550
+ Lower 150
Includes 8 week re-touch
Baby Liner Post 8 Week Re-Touch 125
+ Lower 50
Up to 36 Month Colour Boost Upper 300
+ Lower 100
Up to 60 Month Colour Boost Upper 400
+ Lower 100
BABY WING + SHADE
Baby Wing + Shade Upper 650
+ Lower 200
Includes 8 week re-touch
Baby Wing + Shade Post 8 Week Re-Touch 150
+ Lower 50
Up to 36 Month Colour Boost Upper 400
+ Lower 100
Up to 60 Month Colour Boost Upper 500
+ Lower 100
Re-Touches from another artist are charged as a new client.
Correction P.O.A
BEFORE YOUR COSMETIC TATTOO APPOINTMENT
There are many factors to consider before deciding on cosmetic tattooing.
Firstly, unrealistic expectations, let's just get a reality check...
Your liner will NEVER be perfect. Your face isn't symmetrical, so your liner never will be. In fact, sometimes making them symmetrical can leave our face looking a little weird.
Top and bottom eyeliner cannot "meet". The area of webbing on the outer end of the eye cannot be tattooed. Pigment in this area will migrate and blur. The gap between the top and bottom eyeliner will look less prominent once healed.
The chances of migration with eyeliner are higher than other cosmetic tattoo treatments. This is due to the extensive network of blood vessels in the eyelids. While all care is taken to avoid this, sometimes it's out of the artist's control.
Tattooing is still IN the skin and cannot replicate the vivid effect of makeup.
Using skincare (and prescription topicals) that contain AHA's (Alpha-Hydroxy Acids), Glycolic Acid or Retinols, or having regular peeling treatments, will fade your cosmetic tattoo significantly quicker (not to mention the damage it will do to your skin). Eyeliner tattoo will most likely fade blue. This is not a "bad job", but an indication the pigment is wearing down. This will be more prominent in fair skin types, where sometimes a black eyeliner can be almost impossible to achieve.
Before any tattooing starts, you will have a full consultation (if you haven't opted for the separate trial). Some eyeliner styles are limited by your anatomy. Hooded eyes, lax skin/eye wrinkles and mature eyes will generally be restricted to a lash enhancement or baby liner.
Cosmetic tattoo, in particular eyeliner, TAKES HOURS TO COMPLETE. Please don't come to the appointment expecting to be finished in an hour.
DOES IT HURT? Mostly, no. Cosmetic tattooing is penetrating the skin with a needle, so some discomfort is expected, however all measures will be taken to keep you as comfortable as possible. Most clients say that it's like an itchy tickle.
DO NOT BOOK YOUR COSMETIC TATTOO APPOINTMENT IF YOU PLAN ON SWIMMING WITHIN 3 WEEKS. You will need to avoid submerging your face in water completely until all the scabs have naturally come off.
YOU CANNOT HAVE EYELINER TATTOOING IF:
YOU ARE USING LASH GROWTH SERUM
YOU HAVE LASH EXTENSIONS
YOU ARE PREGNANT OR BREASTFEEDING
YOU ARE IMMUNOCOMPROMISED
YOU KELOID SCAR
YOU ARE TAKING SOME PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS
So ask yourself... Are you ready?