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Tattooed Eyebrows and Upper Eyeliner - Manhasset, NY
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I've been thinking about permanent cosmetics on and off for years. 2 years ago a coworker (and now friend) told me about Olga Lucia and how she had tattooed her eyebrows and did lash enhancement (a thin upper eyeliner to bring out the lashes). I couldn't believe it when she told me! Her eyebrows looked so natural and her eyeliner was so mild it did exactly as it was intended too; bring out her lashes and only that! Her Permanent make up inspired me to actually research into this. I came to the same conclusion that she did with Olga Lucia CPCP, FAAM, CMI being the most qualified professional with the best results!
I am on the go nonstop and often don't have time to get to patiently and meticulously apply a nice face of makeup (or even the basics) before I have to run out the door to a job, meeting, etc. To be able to wake up with the basics done already is AMAZING!
I booked my appointment a few months in advance to save up and prep myself for embarking on this new adventure of permanent make up application. I'm heavily tattooed on my body but my face was a whole different ballgame. And I came to find out it was a whole different experience as well! The machine that Olga used to tattoo my eyebrows and eyeliner isn't the traditional tattoo machine (typically a coil machine is used in normal body art tattoos). Her machine looks like a thick pen and is almost silent sounding. The closest resemblance to a tattoo machine was the familiar, but extremely more mild, buzzing noise of the power supply/needle movement.
First a layer of a type of lidocaine cream is applied to my closed upper eyelids. Then she did a quick outline and super fast fill on my eyebrows, then applied the lidocaine cream to my eyebrows as well. Once that was applied there was ZERO PAIN or discomfort while she was tattooing. Even that first pass on my eyebrows without the lidocaine cream was a breeze compared to any regular tattoo. She then full outlined and filled my eyebrows with a powder shading effect.
Once she completed my eyebrows she wiped the cream off of my eyelids and began tattooing the upper eyeliner. Although there, again, was NO PAIN, the eyeliner was a little more intense feeling (for me) because that's when my anxiety kicked in. But just like my eyebrows, only a mild vibration was felt and before I knew it it was all done! I LOVE IT!!!!
Directly after and during healing process the, eyebrows especially, are very dark. They will lighten up in about a week to the perfect tint that was originally agreed upon with Olga! I am so happy that I did this! I LOVE my results and will post pics throughout my healing process. I hope this helps anyone interested or nervous about the procedure. Olga Lucia in Manhassett New York is AMAZING and I recommend her to everyone.
And for anyone price shopping, remember that tattoos are NEVER something you want to price shop for. You get what you pay for, and your face isn't where you want to cut corners!
I am on the go nonstop and often don't have time to get to patiently and meticulously apply a nice face of makeup (or even the basics) before I have to run out the door to a job, meeting, etc. To be able to wake up with the basics done already is AMAZING!
I booked my appointment a few months in advance to save up and prep myself for embarking on this new adventure of permanent make up application. I'm heavily tattooed on my body but my face was a whole different ballgame. And I came to find out it was a whole different experience as well! The machine that Olga used to tattoo my eyebrows and eyeliner isn't the traditional tattoo machine (typically a coil machine is used in normal body art tattoos). Her machine looks like a thick pen and is almost silent sounding. The closest resemblance to a tattoo machine was the familiar, but extremely more mild, buzzing noise of the power supply/needle movement.
First a layer of a type of lidocaine cream is applied to my closed upper eyelids. Then she did a quick outline and super fast fill on my eyebrows, then applied the lidocaine cream to my eyebrows as well. Once that was applied there was ZERO PAIN or discomfort while she was tattooing. Even that first pass on my eyebrows without the lidocaine cream was a breeze compared to any regular tattoo. She then full outlined and filled my eyebrows with a powder shading effect.
Once she completed my eyebrows she wiped the cream off of my eyelids and began tattooing the upper eyeliner. Although there, again, was NO PAIN, the eyeliner was a little more intense feeling (for me) because that's when my anxiety kicked in. But just like my eyebrows, only a mild vibration was felt and before I knew it it was all done! I LOVE IT!!!!
Directly after and during healing process the, eyebrows especially, are very dark. They will lighten up in about a week to the perfect tint that was originally agreed upon with Olga! I am so happy that I did this! I LOVE my results and will post pics throughout my healing process. I hope this helps anyone interested or nervous about the procedure. Olga Lucia in Manhassett New York is AMAZING and I recommend her to everyone.
And for anyone price shopping, remember that tattoos are NEVER something you want to price shop for. You get what you pay for, and your face isn't where you want to cut corners!
Replies (9)
November 22, 2015
What's the place called?

January 25, 2016
Hey, I must have missed the comment back in November, so sorry about that!! It's Olga Lucia permanent cosmetics in Manhasset New York. Pcosmetics.com permanentcosmeticsbyolga.com
November 26, 2015
Hi there I just want to ask if my eyebrows tattoo can be like that after 3 days?.. Please help me I'm confused

December 4, 2015
I would say mine were real heavy looking for the first 5-7 days. They looked like I drew them on with a sharpie marker. After that they lightened up A LOT and looked perfect and normal by end of week 2

January 23, 2016
Thank you for sharing your experience. I had my procedure done almost 2 weeks ago but my eyebrows are still really dark. They haven't faded to the nice look you have. I'm worried so I scheduled to go back this week. So far, they're telling me that it's just taking me a little longer to heal but that I will see the change I want. Crossing my fingers!

January 25, 2016
Good luck!! We all heal at different rates so it's probably just taking your body a little longer to heal. Ask the person who did it if you can take (in pill form) biotin to help promote healing for your skin (as well as hair and nails which is never a bad thing). Are you still swollen? There's lots of foods that you can look up that have anti-inflammatory properties as well as promoting healthy skin. Good luck!
UPDATED FROM Darling Fox
1 day post
The day after
Woke up today- no pain. Thankfully, no pain all day as well, just swollen upper eyelids. The swelling has gone down a lot throughout the course of the day too. I'm still thrilled that I did this and I can't wait to see the healed results!!
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November 12, 2015
I'm considering getting mine done too. I've done lots of research and I think in going to a place called Eve'n After in Newburgh,NY. The woman there does s hair stroke technique that looks like real hair growing in your eyebrow area. And I think it's like $500?? But don't quote me on that I'm not sure. But I'm looking forward getting it done

November 13, 2015
Good luck!! I hope you post a review abs some pics! I'm so happy that I did mine!
UPDATED FROM Darling Fox
4 days post
Day 4
Today is day four and the swelling is all gone! The only downside is a still look like a cartoon villain while I wait for my eyebrows to fully heal and the color to lighten up hahaha. So worth it!!! The shape is on point I can't believe it still! The color is getting lighter day by day. I'm starting to get itches now and then but it feels just like a normal healing tattoo. I can't wait until they are fully headed!
What a dramatic difference. Great tip about not cutting corners when it comes to this type of procedure. Thanks for sharing the details of the procedure. I've been thinking about this myself and your review really helps.