Eyeliner Aftercare
Day 1
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- Using your CLEAN hands, blot the area throughout the 1st day and continue to blot every 5 minutes with a clean dry tissue until the “oozing” stops.
- Make sure to sleep on a clean pillow case for the next two weeks, changing when needed.
Days 2-7
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- Your eyeliner will appear darker.
- The morning after treatment , gently wash the area with water.
- Apply a very tiny amount of the healing cream given by the artist. The application should be thin, like applying lip balm. Tip: use a Q-Tip to gently apply to the liner.
- DO NOT MASSAGE OR RUB. AVOID SCRUBBING. ABSOLUTELY NO PICKING!
- Do not introduce new products that have not been approved by your artist.
- Use the cream twice per day if you have normal/dry skin.
- Use once per day if you have Oily skin.
Please wait 2 Weeks before:
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- Applying makeup on the eyes (including mascara).
- Going into swimming pools, using hot tubs, saunas, or going to the beach,
- Long, hot, or steamy showers.
- Activities that will produce sweat.
- Tanning or anti-aging products (including Retinol) on the eyes.
Important!
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- NEVER touch your fresh tattoo for any reason.
- If you experience scabbing, crusting, or flaking please let your tattoo exfoliate naturally.
- In the rare event you suspect an infection, please email 12ozstudios@gmail.com.
- NO SUN for 30 days after (Wearing a hat and/or sunglasses WILL NOT be sufficient).
- Your liner will be dark and bold at first, then will become lighter once healed (roughly 30% lighter). The color will take 3-4 weeks to fully adjust.
- Avoid alcohol consumption directly after your procedure.
- Flush eyes with eye wash to rid particles from the inner eye.
- For the safety and health of your eyes, blink continuously if you feel something inside.
- Avoid wearing contact lenses for 2 days.
- Avoid applying strip lashes or eyelash extensions until you are cleared by your artist.
- Avoid laser, waxing, chemical treatments, or any facial procedures until your eyes are fully healed.
- Normal swelling will last 2-4 days. This will cause the tattoo to look larger than it is. Once the swelling has subsided it will look smaller.
- Touch ups are an important part of the procedure. Perfection is not to be expected after the initial procedure.
