How many hours does it take to make a beauty eyeliner? What are the taboos of making a beauty eyeliner?

In our daily life, we often see female friends who love beauty going to beauty salons to get eye liner. Eye liner can enlarge the eyes, make the eyes bigger and brighter, and save the trouble of drawing eyeliner.

Making eyeliner seems to be a relatively delicate job. Many people think it is difficult and should take a long time. In fact, it does not take that long. Making eyeliner takes at most an hour, usually 30 minutes to 1 hour.

① The operation takes about 30 minutes to clean, disinfect and anesthetize the surgical area.

②The eyeliner needs to be applied for 30 minutes.

1. Don’t rub your eyes

After the pupil line is done, there will be a feeling of discomfort in the eyes, which is normal. If you encounter dry eyes or feel a slight itching in the eyes, do not rub them with your hands to prevent the eyes from getting infected and discoloring due to the dust and bacteria on your hands coming into contact with the micro-wounds.

2. Appropriate swelling reduction

Generally, some people's eyes will be red and swollen within half an hour to one day after the operation. As long as the redness and swelling are not too severe, you can use a 0-10℃ low-temperature dehydrated towel for cold compress to help calm and reduce swelling. After the swelling of the cells is reduced, they will not produce too much tissue fluid, which will improve the degree of color retention.

3. Be careful not to touch water

Avoid washing your face one day after surgery, and avoid washing your face, swimming, strenuous exercise, sauna, and other activities that are easy to come into contact with water within 7 days after surgery. If water enters the micro-incision of the coloring, it is easy to merge with the water-soluble colorant to form small water-containing colorant particles, which are then excreted from the body through metabolism.

4. Don’t wear makeup

It is recommended not to apply makeup after the eyeliner is set and before it is repaired. The squeezing process of makeup coloring can easily squeeze out the cell tissue fluid and pigment from the colored part. In addition, when removing makeup, the ingredients of the makeup remover will also dissolve the pigment components of the micro-incision, expelling the pigment from the human body, causing discoloration.

5. Do not touch cleaning products

Similar to the above, do not use facial cleansing products, such as facial cleansers or exfoliating products, to remove dirt on or around the micro-incisions before they are completely repaired. This is because the ingredients in these products can easily penetrate into the micro-incisions, remove pigments, and cause discoloration.

6. Pay attention to applying repair cream

1-3 days after the surgery, follow the instructions of the tattoo artist and apply the repair cream on time, once in the morning and once in the evening. This helps to seal the micro-incision environment, making it difficult for external dust and bacteria to invade the wound. It is also beneficial to keep the pigment in the implanted cells.

7. Don’t peel off the scab

The scab formed after scabbing is easy to curl up and is accompanied by slight itching. If the scab is torn off at this time, it is easy to cause skin damage and scabbing again. At this time, because the pigment in the previous scab has been torn off, it will cause uneven coloring of the skin after the final recovery.

1. Determine the depth of needle insertion

Keep the needle inserted evenly 1/3 of the way into the treatment area, and apply colorant frequently.

2. Maintain the pigment residence time

After the pigment enters the skin, the excess pigment must stay on the skin surface for at least 30 seconds.

3. Pay attention to the method of wiping off excess pigment on the treatment area

First use cotton pad to lightly press and absorb the color, then gently wipe off the excess color.

1. The skin texture is very thin

Such people have tender and thin skin, so they often cannot apply color in one go, and need to go through a second touch-up to make it stable. There is no way to avoid this natural cause.

2. Skin sensitivity

People with sensitive skin are prone to bleeding during the eyeliner application process, and generally need a second touch-up to get a perfect eyeliner.