Here's Why Eyeliner Tattoo Is A New Fashion Craze

A fast-growing part of the beauty industry, eyeliner tattoo have been helping many women to enhance the appearance of their eyes. It makes eyelashes appear darker, fuller, or thicker. Moreover, it enhance the shape or balance (symmetry) of a woman's eye, creating the illusion of larger eyes and also enhance or intensify the eye color making it appear more alluring.

  

Few reasons why eyeliner tattoo has become a new fashion craze include:

• It eliminates the need of liquid liners or pencils to outline eyelids and improve the appearance of thin, light colored or missing lashes.
• It allows women to exercise, swim or shower without having their makeup smudges.
• It provides safety and convenience to women with oil skin, vision problems, or unsteady hands.
• It is also recommended to women who wear contact lenses, have watery eyes, or are allergic to regular makeup.

The process of eyeliner tattoo is the same as a regular tattoo. A professional in applying permanent makeup uses a needle that penetrates your skin and releases pigment. The success of the eyeliner tattoo is proper sterilization, techniques, and licensing.

Before getting an eyeliner tattoo, you will get a patch test on your skin to check if you are allergic to the pigment that will be used. After, based on advice and suggestions from the makeup artist, you will choose the color. The professional will then use a sterile pen to sketch the area to be tattooed and put an anesthetic gel on your skin. Using a vibrating needle, the professional will apply then the pigment into the top layer of the skin.

It usually takes about three weeks for the color to fade to its permanent shade. You can use a cold compress to reduce the initial swelling and antibiotic ointment to prevent infection. And although complications are rare, they include infection or allergic reactions to the pigment.

Eyeliner tattoo can be implanted in various styles: from a soft,natural looking lash enhancement to a thicker, more noticeable line. However it should be considered as close as you getting a 'medical' procedure. Hence it should be only carried out by a very experienced practitioner.

Insurance commonly does not cover permanent makeup.