Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Eyeliner Bottom.

Eyeliner Bottom is a permanent makeup treatment applying pigment thicker than a lash liner along the lower lashline. Performed by a certified artist using sterile tools and tailored mapping, it takes about 60–90 minutes including consultation and numbing.

Most clients report minimal discomfort; topical numbing is applied before and during the procedure. Sensations are described as light scratching or pressure. Aftercare reduces irritation, and any soreness typically subsides within a few days.

Longevity varies by skin type and lifestyle; most clients enjoy results for 12–24 months. A color boost or touch-up is usually recommended around 12 months to refresh pigment, maintain crisp lines, and accommodate natural fading.

Risks are uncommon when performed by a licensed technician: temporary redness, swelling, minor scabbing, or pigment migration. Allergic reactions are rare; a consultation and patch test address concerns. Following aftercare instructions minimizes complications.

Avoid blood-thinning medications, alcohol, and heavy caffeine for 24–48 hours before your appointment. Arrive makeup-free, bring any relevant medical information, and discuss desired thickness and color with your artist during the pre-procedure consultation.

Keep the area clean and dry, avoid swimming, saunas, and heavy workouts for one week. Apply recommended ointment, avoid makeup on the area during healing, and attend your scheduled touch-up appointment for optimal results.