The procedure is typically performed by a trained artist using a small handheld cosmetic tattoo machine, which a needle cartridge is attached. The needles in the cartridge are used to insert pigment into the skin along the lash line. 

The artist will use a small amount of pigment and will insert it into the skin at different depths, depending on the desired look.

The procedure results are long-lasting but not permanent, as the color may fade over time due to factors such as sun exposure, skincare routine, and the natural process of aging.

Usually results last 3-5 years before a color refresh is recommended.

After the treatment, it's normal to experience some swelling around the site. These side effects typically resolve within a few days. Most people are able to return to their normal activities immediately after the treatment, although it's recommended to avoid strenuous activity or exposure to extreme heat or cold for a few days.

The level of pain associated with permanent eyeliner can vary from person to person. Some people report experiencing minimal discomfort during the procedure, while others may feel more pain or discomfort. The procedure is done with a needle, which can cause a slight stinging sensation, but this will be mitigated with numbing cream. 

The artist will apply a numbing cream before the procedure to reduce the discomfort, but it may still be felt. Additionally, the area around the eyes is sensitive, so some discomfort may be expected.

It's important to communicate with the artist throughout the procedure if you are experiencing pain, so that they can adjust the technique or apply more numbing cream as needed.

Yes! Absolutely. Our artist is has a VTCT level 4 in micropigmentation, 5 years of experience within the semi-permanent makeup field and has trained in UK and Asia.

We highly discourage going to an artist without a license. Although microblading is a great treatment to have, it comes with risks of trauma and infection of the skin when not done properly by a professional.

It is generally recommended to wait until your eyelash extensions have been removed and your natural lashes have grown back before getting a permanent eyeliner procedure done. This is because eyelash extensions can change the shape of your natural lashes, and the technician needs a clear view of the natural lash line to create an accurate and natural-looking permanent eyeliner.

Additionally, the glue used to apply eyelash extensions can leave a residue on the lashes that can interfere with the permanent eyeliner procedure. It's best to wait a couple of months until the extension's glue is completely gone and your natural lashes have grown back. 

If you're unsure, it's best to consult with our professional cosmetic tattoo artist before proceeding with the procedure.