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What Our Clients Say
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I love my eyebrows and my lip blushing! Her demeanor is sweet and she’s very attentive to ...more
Great service and she knows what she’s doing ! First time doing my eyebrows a little worr...more
Rita provides absolutely wonderful service !
Today she was able to fit me in quickly, even...more
Awesome place, good customer service, excellent work! I love that she makes you feel at ho...more
Aiya and I are Tango teachers at Napa Valley College and in the East Bay area. We really a...more
Rita did an excellent job with Lip Blushing. She is detail oriented and patient. She is GR...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Eyeliner.
Most clients feel only mild discomfort; we use topical numbing and expert technique to minimize sensation. Expect some pressure and light stinging. Numbing is applied before and during the procedure, and pain typically subsides quickly after completion.
Initial healing occurs in 7–14 days with scabbing and fading; pigment settles over 4–6 weeks. Avoid water, makeup, and sun on the area during the first two weeks. A follow-up appointment at 6–8 weeks ensures ideal results.
Results commonly last 1–3 years depending on skin type, pigment choice, and sun exposure. Many clients opt for a color refresh or slight adjustment annually to maintain sharp definition. We'll recommend a personalized maintenance schedule during your consultation.
Certain conditions and medications—like pregnancy, active eye infections, uncontrolled diabetes, blood-thinning medications, or recent eye surgery—may preclude treatment. We require a thorough consultation and medical history review; in some cases, physician clearance is necessary.
We ask that you remove contact lenses before the procedure to protect the eye and for precise application. Bring your case for safe storage. You may typically reinsert contacts after initial healing, but follow technician instructions and avoid lenses if irritation occurs.
Keep the area clean and dry, avoid makeup and rubbing, and apply recommended ointment to aid healing. Avoid swimming, saunas, and direct sun for two weeks. Attend your scheduled touch-up and contact us immediately if you notice signs of infection.