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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Color Boost PMU - Eyeliner.
Duration varies by skin type and lifestyle; most clients enjoy refreshed color for 12–24 months. Annual or biannual boosts maintain optimal vibrancy. We'll recommend timing at your consultation based on fading patterns and pigment retention.
We apply topical anesthetic to minimize discomfort; most clients report mild pressure or tingling only. Sensitivity varies, but sessions are typically well tolerated. Your artist adjusts technique and numbing to maximize comfort throughout the refresh.
Avoid blood-thinning medications, alcohol, and aspirin 48 hours before your appointment if medically safe. Arrive with clean, makeup-free eyes, and disclose skincare treatments or medications. We'll provide a full pre-care checklist when you book.
Yes. We perform a thorough color consultation and custom-blend pigments to match or refine your existing shade while respecting skin tone and healed undertones. Faded tones are accounted for so the refreshed result aligns with your original preference.
Initial healing takes about 7–10 days with scabbing and light flaking; full pigment settling occurs over 4–6 weeks. Follow aftercare precisely—no swimming, heavy sweating, or eye makeup—to ensure even retention and optimal color outcome.
Common effects include temporary redness, swelling, or mild scabbing. Rare complications include infection or pigment migration if aftercare is neglected. We follow strict sanitation, perform patch and medical assessments, and provide clear aftercare to minimize risks.