EYELINER TATTOO MOUNT ELIZA

The skin is fine, some ladies skin is more fragile than others naturally, and because this is applied around your eyes ....what happens if they slip into you eye? Seriously..... this is a no brainier just choose an experienced cosmetic tattooist if it matters (and it should). So as an artist I need to take into account your skin and heritage.. yep where you are from (originally) can affect the colour that is used. 

How you may say? Well once the pigment hits the skin it mixes with it, therefore the colour can change, sometime a blue base is thrown (it fades out to be more blue than black for instance).  When I started tattooing 16 years ago this was a chemical reaction I had to counteract or overcome with cosmetic tattooing to ensure it won’t happen (go blue that is). But today the pigments are so much more advanced this has already been taken into account when the formula was created.... but there are still ladies and skin types that will contradict this, and fortunately, us oldies (old cosmetic tattooists) out of habit still look for these traits in skin types when consulting with our client on Eyeliner Tattooing.

Naturally it’s a given that a finer, older more mature skin type needs to be treated differently that a youthful young plump skin, so agin ladies I urge you if you are over 45 sadly (I think that’s about the age I am noticing differences in the skin) you really need someone who is more qualified to treat your delicate skin. 

Why what can happen? If your skin is fine and delicate and ageing the upper eyeliner tattooing needs to use a different needle configuration, speed and technique, or the skin can be lacerated, the colour can migrate under the skin, the skin can be so damaged it will cause internal scarring. 

A topical numbing cream is applied to the skin prior to your treatment, this actually ensures maximum comfort throughout your procedure which really should take about 20-40 mins total. Yes the eyeliner tattooing procedure is very quick with minimal trauma and little to no downtime.

It’s also important to recognise hygiene especially during this unknown stage of COVID-19. I would imagine that all cosmetic tattooist use best hygiene practises, but this will also differ from salon to salon, therapist to therapist etc

I can only speak for myself but these are my reviews hygiene practises to ensure corona virus is not contacted in my salon during your cosmetic tattoo procedure.

All prevention methods I have implemented are on and above my normal salon ethics, and minimising your touch points as a client.

The gate and door handle is spray with antibacterial spray before and after each client. Surfaces like the chair, iPad, table, mirror, camera, payment system will all be sterilised before each client. Naturally I wear gloves and protective face gear and as always will sterilise my hands before touching you. Protective tapes will be applied before and after each client.  The floor will be sterilised daily now, using antibacterial spray and the heater will be left in in the salon by night at 30 degrees (thus making  COVID-19 ) less able to survive. You will be offered a mask and gloves if you would like to wear them (I would be most happy if you accept) Pretty certain with these measures you are very safe.