Eyeliner Healing Schedule
Approximate (not exact) Healing Schedule
Day 1
Probable slight swelling. This is dependent upon the amount of histamines in each client's body. Normally you will appear as if you have been crying or have allergies. The eyeliner appears darker and thicker than it will be in a few days.
Day 2
The morning of day 2 is normally the morning the swelling will peak. Plan on resting and applying ice over a clean barrier to the eyes to reduce the swelling if needed. The darker and thicker appearance continues.
Day 3-4
Less swelling, however the eye tissue feels tight and somewhat drawn. Exfoliation begins. Some feeling of pinching and itching is quite normal. The pigment is dehydrating under the eye tissue and exfoliation continues.
Day 5-10
The color of your eyeliner may appear somewhat grayish and lighter; however, the color will clarify in a few days.
Day 11-30
The pigment has dehydrated in the skin and exfoliated. The eyeliner design appears thinner and lighter than on day one. Note: It is NOT normal to feel pain IN the eye or to develop a strong sensitivity to light or to experience excessive tearing. These are rare abnormal signs of eye irritation that require medical advice, and you should immediately contact your family physician or eye doctor. Some eyelash loss may occur. It is the normal weekly loss that occurs and is more noticeable because of our attention on the eye area after permanent makeup. They will grow back as normal.
Note
NOTE: My work is only as good as the canvas I have to work on. If your skin is sun damaged, thick and uneven in texture, excessively dry or oily, the result cannot be exactly the same for each person. Scars on lips from fever blisters cause pigment removal. Medications, smoking, metabolism, facial surgery, age of skin, and lifestyle all contribute to fading. However, color refreshers are needed to ensure the best result and to keep your permanent cosmetics looking the best. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me.