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Affordable, accommodating, and fast service.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Most clients enjoy 1–3 years of noticeable color, depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. Fading occurs gradually; a color-correcting or refresh appointment is recommended every 12–24 months to maintain intensity and shape.
Discomfort is usually minimal; we apply topical numbing cream before and during the procedure to increase comfort. Sensations vary by person, but most clients describe a light pressure or mild scratching rather than sharp pain.
Avoid blood-thinning medications, alcohol, and caffeine 24–48 hours before your appointment unless cleared by a physician. Arrive with clean, makeup-free eyes. Bring a list of medications and inform us of any eye conditions or recent procedures.
Initial healing takes about 7–10 days with scabbing and light flaking; full color settles over 4–6 weeks. Keep the area clean and dry, avoid pools, saunas, and makeup on the eyes, and follow your technician's specific aftercare for best results.
Yes — during consultation we discuss liner thickness, winged options, and pigment shade to achieve your desired look. We prioritize subtle, natural enhancement for this service but can adapt shape and intensity to suit personal preferences.
Clients with active eye infections, recent eye surgery, open wounds near the eye, or certain medical conditions (pregnancy, uncontrolled diabetes, bleeding disorders) may be deferred. A consultation and medical history review determine candidacy and safe timing.