A questions about permanent makeup....?

Question

i want to do a permanent tattoo eyeliner on the top of my eyelid (not the bottom) but i want to get the little peak to come out of the corner of my eye..... for example like on my avatar.... what is the name for that.... that egyptian peak? and can anyone share their experience on getting their top eyeliner tattoo'd? 10 points to the best answer :)

My mom is going to do it at her salon.

Thank you!

Also, is black a good color to do it in or will it be TOO dramatic?

Thank you all so much for your advice i will take all of it into consideration.....

as for the peak i really dont want it so much out i just want it to stick out a little not so much.... but i guess ill have to converse this with my mom and find out what she says..... but bring out more advice pleeease i want to read them :)

Answer 1

That place where you'd get that peak is the first place to droop as you age (you aren't even really old when it starts) so I suggest you keep drawing that bit in, because it's going to change over the years. I also suggest using the same color as your eyelashes, probably just a really dark brown. Black eyeliner is often "out" of style anyway. My friend had it done and loves it! Good luck!

Answer 2

I have it and I LOVE it!

I was very skeptical at first but now I have the top and the bottom. I went with the procedure called "brow enhancement", so the line is thin and makes the hair line look fuller. I even have the little peak, which I didn't expect but have come to like.

I have very fine minimal hair, which made this perfect! I then decided to go for the brows to because I got tired of smudging mine. Nothing like being in public with a half a brow! LOL All my colors are black and it is not to dark, by surprise.

The first day you will be like, "Oh my gosh what did I do?" It will look like someone drew on you with a marker! However, don't worry & don't pick! Make sure you follow the tech's directions. Picking will cause you to pull the color right out of your skin, my friend did & had pay again! So don't freak, but don't plan on any major events for about 4 days. Well the fresh color begins to wash off it will look just like makeup but a toch more natural. Just don't freak, listen to your tech. It does fade and ususally they will offer a sevice called "boosting" and it is only a fraction of the cost as the first.

I live at the beach and I love it! People are always asking me, "How do you keep your liner from running and your brows are so nice." Think it's about time to boost the brows, though.
My email is if you have any uestions or you would like to see a picture of mine, I'd be glad to show you. You can never to much info when you are doing "Permanent" things to your body! Just label it "About Makeup".

I have become a referral for my tech. We are good friends. I can tell you prices and whatever I know.

YOU ARE GONNA LOVE IT!
And when people say, "Yeah, but what about when you wanna look natural..." And say, "This is me, naturally!" The fact that it "NEVER" comes off is so trivial... If I wanted to go more "Natural" I just wouldn't boost it. Fading is beautiful too, so don't feel like "NEVER" because it is a trivial word.

Answer 3

Black might be a little too sever as you get older. Micheal Jackson is a good example. Why don't you try a dark charcol color and see how that looks. try colors using real makeup first. Take a print out of the picture and explain how you want it to look so there is no misunderstanding. You can cover up mistakes with a flesh colored ink.

Answer 4

I would definitely have to give you my advice to NOT do that. You'll miss the natural look trust me. I got my lips done and I totally regretted it. The grass is always greener on the other side. You will always have to be touching it up with actual eyeliner too. It's not like it always looks perfect, you know? IF you do decide to do it, I would personally go with black because I'm not into colored eyeliner, but think about it first, okay?

Answer 5

you can look around in the phone book and take a drive and when you find a good place just talk to the people about what you want they want to make sure their customers are happy

my aunt got this done both eyeliner and lip liner and i think it looks great but its not completely permanent still because she has to go in to get it re-done because it fades

no, i dont think black is too dramatic as long as the line isn't too thick

Answer 6

Same thing with a tattoo. . .Only get it if you are 100% positive you want it there for the REST of your life and never will want a time when it won't be there. When you're 65 will you still want to be wearing black eyeliner? Maybe, maybe not. . .It can look really good, so if you're positive you'll want it I say go for it. Especially if your mom can do it.

Answer 7

i think of it purely is sensible in case you have a scientific concern that forestalls you from applying makeup generally. as an occasion, in case you have continual shaking arms from an ailment and can't observe eyeliner smartly, it would make experience to have everlasting eyeliner achieved. Or in case you had a head injury that led to scarring over your brows and that they did no longer advance back, everlasting brows might make experience. different than that -- i do no longer think of it extremely is a outstanding theory. How do you already know what your face is going to look like in 10 years or 20? What in case you advance sags or wrinkles in unpredicted places. Nah - the main relaxing area of make up is that that is momentary and you are able to commence over on a daily basis from scratch!

Answer 8

You may want a less dramatic look because make-up styles change. I'm not sure if permanent make-up has improved, but I heard of people having to get it done again after a couple of years because black fades and turns greenish.

Answer 9

My friend got black eyeline tatoooed on both her lower and upper eyelids, and it looks awesome. Make sure you reallllllly consider the egyptian thing, remember it's permanent, and that style may not be around forever.

Answer 10

dont do it.... as you get older your face will change and the liner may look really really bad. do you really want to be 40 yrs old and have this droopy black line on the outside of each eye? your skin, face and eyes will change a lot over the next 20 to 30 years... . do you plan on having the same hairstyle for the rest of your life??? no way. do you plan on wearing the same clothes for the rest of your life??? no way. don't lock yourself into one look for the rest of your life because you don't wanna spend 20 seconds in the morning to apply liner.