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Permanent Eyeliner Cost
Permanent Eyeliner Cost
Permanent Eyeliner is a non-surgical micro-procedure known as Micro-pigmentation. Tiny droplets of custom blended colors are skillfully deposited into the dermal layer of the skin to suggest natural looking or well-defined make-up. This process is a selective art form of traditional tattooing whereby the natural features of the face are improvement and defined in the form of permanent, eyeliner. A refreshingly, radiant yet natural look is achieved that cannot be duplicated by traditional cosmetics. Their each treatment is as exclusive as the individual receiving it.
Permanent eyeliner is an enveloping procedure which requires the utmost in competence and care. Permanent eyeliner is not a typical beauty treatment as in having a manicure or hair colored. Women can have the procedure done in a hair or nail salon for as little as $100. The state or county government thing would ever certify this procedure in an environment contaminated by chemical fumes and hair clippings. Women who choose to save money are taking unnecessary risks with their health. They should expect to pay several hundred dollars for a competent, experienced technician to apply their permanent eyeliner. This cost is a reflection of the investment made in education, supplies, equipment and facilities which guarantee the satisfaction and good health.
The technician must perform all procedures with one time disposable supplies and follow strict sanitation and sterilization guidelines as required by the Center of Disease Control and OSHA regulations. Excellent instrumentation and topical anesthetics are now available making Permanent Eyeliner application a safe procedure. There are no known allergic reactions to the pigments used around the eyes but there have been a few reported reactions to some of the red dyes used in lip colors. A color/sensitivity patch test should be made available for those with any concern.
Permanent eyeliner is applied by implanting pigments in the eyelid margin, right in the lash line. The procedure is meant to provide a fine lined look that improves the aliveness of the eyes, without creating a heavy makeup look. The heavy makeup looks can then be applied when necessary with traditional cosmetics.
The technique is different from a traditional tattoo in the equipment and the pigments that are used. Eyeliner is applied to the satisfaction, either thick or thin, or a thinner line getting heavier toward the outer corner of the eye. Technician discusses shape and placement before the procedure.
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