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Get answers to common questions about Smoky Soft Edge Top Eyeliner.
Typically results last 12-24 months depending on skin type, lifestyle, and sun exposure. Oily eyelids may fade faster. We recommend a color-boost touch-up every 12–18 months to maintain intensity and crisp smoky definition.
Most clients experience minimal discomfort thanks to topical numbing creams applied before and during the procedure. You may feel slight pressure or tingling. The session typically lasts 60–90 minutes, including consultation and aftercare instructions.
Avoid blood-thinning medications, alcohol, caffeine, and certain supplements 48–72 hours prior. Bring contact case or leave lenses out day of treatment. Arrive with clean eyes and no eye makeup. We'll review health history and customize your treatment.
Follow a gentle aftercare routine: avoid water, steam, makeup, and swimming for 7–10 days. Clean with sterile saline, apply recommended ointment sparingly, and avoid rubbing or picking. Expect slight scabbing and softening within two weeks; full healed color appears after 4–6 weeks.
Yes — it's often combined with brow services or lip/permanent makeup. We recommend spacing other eyelash or lash lift procedures at least two weeks before or after. Your technician will plan timing to ensure optimal healing and color retention.
Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding clients, people on blood thinners without medical clearance, or anyone with active eye infections, uncontrolled autoimmune disease, recent ocular surgery, or severe eyelid dermatitis. Schedule a consultation to assess candidacy and alternatives.