MicroArt Eyeliner FAQ’s
The answers to these questions apply for MicroArt only. MicroArt is proprietary, unique, and unlike any other permanent or semi-permanent cosmetic treatment in the market today. It was scientifically developed to look natural — and avoid the many unpleasant or dangerous side effects all too common with other forms of permanent makeup or microblading. (50% of MicroArt clients are repairing bad permanent makeup done elsewhere)
STEP 1: The Design & Color Choice
Your technician will work with you to help choose the most natural looking color and design.
STEP 2: Pigmentation
MicroArt Semi Permanent Makeup uses a single acupuncture needle that gently vibrates on the dermal layers of the skin depositing a mineral-based pigment into the skin. A fine line is applied in between the lashes, creating a thicker lash line.
STEP 3: The Touch Up
2 weeks after your MicroArt Semi Permanent Makeup procedure, you will return for a touch-up appointment to perfect your MicroArt. This touch-up appointment is included in your price.
Yes, there will be swelling right after the procedure. The swelling starts coming down right away and in most people, it is back to normal by the following morning.
The eyeliner or lash line procedure is more psychologically scary to most clients but there are very few nerve endings in the lash line so it is an easy procedure. Before starting pigmentation a strong topical numbing cream is applied and reapplied during the procedure.
MicroArt uses a single acupuncture needle that gently vibrates on the outer dermal layers of the skin, therefore discomfort is minimal and there is no downtime.
- Arrive at your appointment 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment, well rested and relaxed in order to complete paperwork and that you get the most out of your session.
- Please remove contact lenses before your procedure.
No, your eyes are closed during the entire procedure, although there are frequent short breaks of a minute or two throughout the procedure so you can relax. These breaks also enable the technician to precisely calibrate the application for how it looks with your eyes open. The eyeliner procedure is safe, with a 100% safety record with thousands of satisfied MicroArt clients treated.
Drawing upon techniques from similar surgical and related procedures, experts have refined a technique specifically for MicroArt. The technician will work slowly and carefully with a stable grip on a small section of skin that immobilizes it so cannot move (and you will get many short breaks).
New clients are sometimes concerned that the needle could go into the eye. This can never happen with MicroArt due to the equipment, the technique – and the fact that MicroArt technician undergo several months of full-time training and practice before they are certified to treat patients unsupervised (unlike “permanent makeup artists” who receive several hours to a few days of training, much of it online, before doing eyeliners.
Most clients’ eyes will twitch during the procedure, this is normal.
Yes, we use a strong local numbing cream to alleviate discomfort but this does not impair any motor skills and wears off after the procedure concludes.
Yes, although during the process it may cause some of the eyelash extensions to fall out.
$1,200.00 the price includes:
- The design. MicroArt is custom-designed based on the style the client wants to achieve.
- The procedure, which takes about an hour
- A touch-up appointment two weeks after the procedure is included to perfect and fine-tune your work.
- After-care products.
Additional touch-up sessions are $600 per session.
Yes. Most clients choose to get both the upper and the lower MicroArt eyeliner applied for a more balanced and natural look. Both are included in the price. However, whether for a special condition or simply a preference, some clients prefer to get just the upper or just the lower treated. We customize all of our work to each client’s needs and will create the look you want to achieve.
Maintenance appointments are optional. If you do not maintain MicroArt, it will completely fade away over time. We suggest that if you want to maintain your eyeliner so that they always look their best plan for scheduling a touch up once every year or two.
