Eyeliner Guide
PRE-CARE
POST-CARE
To ensure the best results from your treatments, adhere to your pre and post-care instructions provided. Following these guidelines is essential to avoid unnecessary rescheduling or deposit forfeiture.
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Four Weeks Before Your Appointment
Avoid Botox, fillers, or injectable treatments around the eye area.
Avoid chemical peels, laser treatments, dermabrasion, or intensive skincare treatments.
Discontinue the use of retinoids (Retin-A), Vitamin A, and strong anti-aging products around the treatment area.
Discontinue eyelash growth serums, including products such as Latisse, prior to your appointment.
Two Weeks Before Your Appointment
Avoid eye facials, peels, waxing, or treatments around the eye area.
Avoid tanning, excessive sun exposure, or arriving with a sunburned face.
Please reschedule your appointment if you are feeling unwell or have a compromised immune system.
One Week Before Your Appointment
Avoid blood-thinning medications such as ibuprofen, Advil, Motrin, or Naproxen unless medically required.
Avoid supplements that may affect blood clotting, including fish oil, DHA supplements, turmeric, cayenne supplements, Vitamin E, and niacin.
If you take any medications or supplements for medical reasons, please consult with your physician before making changes.
Remove eyelash extensions prior to your appointment to ensure proper access to the lash line.
1–3 Days Before Your Appointment
Avoid alcohol consumption.
Limit caffeine, including coffee, tea, and energy drinks.
Day of Your Appointment
Avoid caffeine, including coffee, tea, and energy drinks
Arrive with clean eyes and no eye makeup, mascara, or moisturizer around the treatment area.
Avoid strenuous exercise before your appointment.
Remove contact lenses before your procedure and bring glasses if needed.
If you wear glasses regularly, please bring them to your appointment.
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Your eyeliner will go through several stages of healing following your appointment. During the first 7–10 days, the skin begins to heal while the pigment settles beneath the surface. Changes in colour, intensity, and texture are a normal part of the process. Following these aftercare instructions carefully will support optimal healing and long-lasting results.
Immediately After Your Appointment
Following your treatment, your eyeliner may appear darker, bolder, or more defined than your final healed result. Some redness, tenderness, swelling, or puffiness around the eyes is normal and may last 1–3 days.
Gently blot away any excess lymph fluid using a clean, damp cotton round or tissue as needed.
Sleep with your head slightly elevated and use a clean pillowcase.
Days 1–10: Cleanse & Protect
Keep the area clean by gently cleansing morning and night.
Apply a thin layer of aftercare ointment after washing or when dry.
Avoid rubbing, scratching, or disturbing the treated area.
Allow any dryness or flaking to naturally shed.
Avoid products containing acids, exfoliants, or active ingredients around the eye area.
Healing Reminders
Do not pick, peel, or scratch any dry skin or scabbing, as this can affect pigment retention.
Avoid mascara and eye makeup until the area is fully healed.
Avoid eyelash curlers for 2 weeks.
Avoid eyelash extensions for 2 weeks.
Avoid lash tinting, facials, chemical treatments, and other eye-area services during the healing process.
Avoid swimming, saunas, hot tubs, and excessive steam exposure for 10 days.
Minimize excessive sweating and direct sun exposure throughout the healing period.
Avoid active skincare products, exfoliants, and treatments around the eye area for 4 weeks.
Avoid activities that may expose the area to excessive dust, debris, or contamination.
Avoid contact lenses for the first 48 hours following your appointment.
Showering During the First 10 Days
To protect your eyeliner while it heals:
Keep showers brief and minimize steam exposure.
Keep the treated area dry while washing your hair and body.
Allow your face to get wet only at the end of your shower if needed.
Avoid hot water, direct water pressure, or excessive rinsing over the treated area.
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