Eye Tattoo Pre-Care & Aftercare Instructions
Please read carefully before your appointment.
Failure to follow these instructions may affect your final results.
PRE CARE
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No alcohol 24 hours before your appointment
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Avoid sun exposure and tanning for 7 days prior
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Do not take Aspirin, Niacin, Vitamin E, Advil, or Ibuprofen 24 hours before
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No eyelash extensions, lash lifts, or tinting prior to appointment
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Discontinue Retin-A at least 1 week before
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Discontinue eyelash growth serums at least 3 months before
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No Botox around the eye area within 2 weeks prior
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No coffee or caffeine on the day of your appointment
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Sensitivity may be higher during your menstrual cycle
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If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, you cannot get eyeliner at this time.
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do not wear contacts to your appointment.
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Ensure you do not have a stye or any other eye infection. Please reschedule.
POST CARE
After-Care & Healing
Healing typically takes 7–10 days.
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Swelling and redness are normal for the first few days
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Mild stinging or soreness may occur
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Pigment will soften and fade approximately 30–50% as healing completes
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Do not be alarmed if the color appears darker initially or fades more than expected
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A touch-up appointment is required to perfect shape and color once healing is complete
After-Care Instructions
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Day of : Splash water on your eyes when you get home, to wash away any ink or residue. Pat dry with a clean tissue.
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Wash the skin around the eyes morning and night using a gentle unscented cleanser. Pat dry after.
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Avoid chemical exfoliants, retinols or heavy creams on eyes, as they may cause fading.
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Avoid activities that cause extreme sweating and steamy saunas or swimming for until fully healed 7-10 days.
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No eyes make up for 7-10 days , do not scrub, scratch or pick tattoo.
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Stay away from tanning booths or heavy sun exposure.
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Avoid laser light therapy.
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No lash extensions for at least 2 weeks. (I suggest longer)
Scabbing & Flaking
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Scabbing may appear dark, thick, or uneven at first
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Scabs will shed naturally and may fall off in small pieces, appearing patchy
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Flaking or crusting around the eyes is normal
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Do not pull scabs off the lashes
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Only remove scabs if they are soft enough to slide off naturally