$500

1st session | 2 hours
Tax is not included
For all skin types

$150

2nd session | 1 hour
Tax is not included
Within 1−3 months after the 1st session

$350

Annual procedure | 2 hours
Tax is not included
Within 6−12 months after the 1st session

$450

-10% off the 1st session | 2 hours
Tax is not included
Retreatment after one year or more

$400

1st session | 2 hours
Tax is not included

$150

2nd session | 1 hour
Tax is not included
Within 1−3 months after the 1st session

$300

Annual procedure | 2 hours
Tax is not included
Within 6−12 months after the 1st session

$360

-10% Off the 1st session | 2 hours
Tax is not included
Retreatment after one year or more

Would you like your eyes to be expressive and naturally beautiful? With permanent makeup, you can enhance the brightness and attractiveness of your eyes, making them appear as though Mother Nature herself created your soft, captivating look.

Very few people are aware of the full potential of eyelid permanent makeup, primarily because the procedure itself is quite complex for the artist. A deep understanding and a vast amount of knowledge are required to ensure a safe and high-quality result. Working on the eyelids is delicate and requires precision.

I offer a variety of unique procedures for my clients, such as lash lines, smoky lines, soft eyeliners, shadow liners, smoky eyes, classic lines, and colored shadow eyes. All you need to do is reach out to me with an idea of what you want, and I’ll suggest the best options—those that will make your eyes irresistible.

When choosing the right shape, I take into account not only the client’s preferences but also the anatomical features of their eyelids. For my work, I use only high-quality pigments and top-class equipment.

For each client who chooses this procedure, permanent eyelid makeup becomes a revelation of their attractiveness and a source of happiness in their daily life. After the procedure, clients notice a significant transformation in their appearance, with their eyes becoming truly attractive.

1. Inflammation (and/or skin formation) in the area of permanent makeup
2. Diabetes mellitus (or with the permission of a doctor)
3. Blood clotting disorders
4. Tendency to form keloid scars
5. Allergic reactions
6. Do not drink alcohol 24 hours before the procedure
7. Injections, fillers, peels, laser treatments — all this should be done 3 weeks before or 3 weeks after permanent makeup
8. Age 18+

Before the permanent eyelid makeup procedure, you must remove any lash extensions, or ensure that your extensions are at least four weeks old.

Don’t forget to bring a container for your contact lenses, as they must be removed during the procedure.

Immediately after the procedure, there may be slight swelling and redness, which should subside within 1 to 3 hours. Your eyelids may appear bright and a little puffy, but within a week, as they heal, the color and shape will settle into a softer, more natural look.

For the first hour after the procedure, wipe your eyelids gently with special cotton wipes every 30 minutes. Then, before bed on the same day, apply a thin layer of healing ointment.

The day after the procedure, begin washing your eyelids with clean, room-temperature water twice a day. Continue using the healing ointment twice a day for 3 to 5 days.

Additional Care Instructions:

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The entire procedure takes about 2 hours. First, we will discuss your preferences and I will advise you on the best shade and shape for your eyelids. After that, I will create a pre-draw, and if you’d like, we can make adjustments.

I deeply care about each client’s comfort, which is why I apply a numbing cream before starting the procedure. The numbing session lasts for 15−20 minutes, after which I begin the procedure. The skin pigmentation process itself takes about 30−60 minutes. If needed, I will apply additional numbing during the session for your comfort.

Immediately after the procedure, you can resume your daily activities, but don’t forget to follow the care instructions.

FIRST MONTH AFTER THE TREATMENT

Now that you’ve had permanent makeup done, what’s next? It’s essential to follow all the aftercare instructions provided by your artist. This is extremely important! Avoid evaluating the immediate results right after the procedure or during the first week. Allow your skin to go through the necessary recovery stages after the procedure.

The first stage involves the formation of a crust on the surface of the permanent makeup, which occurs in the first few days after the procedure. The next stage is active peeling, which lasts 3−10 days. During this period, it is crucial not to damage the crusts—let your skin heal naturally. Once the crusts have completely fallen off, the next stage of recovery is micro-peeling. During this time, you should moisturize your permanent makeup a bit more than usual, as your skin may still feel dry. Only after 4−6 weeks, when your skin has fully healed, should you assess the final results. Then, you should visit your artist for a second session within 1−3 months.

2nd SESSION (TOUCH-UP)

Why is a second session necessary? Our skin is such that 50−80% of the pigment is absorbed during the first session, which is completely normal. One session alone is not enough for optimal and long-lasting results. The second session is required to perfect the outcome. While you’ll achieve good results after the first session, your permanent makeup will look flawless and last longer after the second one. You can also ask your artist to adjust the color or shape if desired. It’s important not to miss the right time for the second session; otherwise, the cost will be equivalent to a full procedure.

PERMANENT MAKEUP IN YEARS

What will permanent makeup look like in a few years? Lip permanent makeup lasts about 3−5 years, eyebrows 1.5−3 years, and eyelids 3−5 years. Over time, the color of the permanent makeup will gradually lighten and become more transparent. This is a slow process, and the fading will be even. After a couple of years, you can choose to redo the procedure, or your color will continue to fade gradually.

LIP FILLER AND LIP BLUSH

Are you considering both lip fillers and permanent makeup? What should you do first? You can space out these procedures by at least 3 weeks. The procedure that lasts longer should be done first, so it’s best to start with permanent makeup for the lips, which lasts 3−5 years. Lip fillers, on the other hand, last 6−12 months. However, the order of the procedures can be based on your preference and goals.