Why I Don’t Do Thick Permanent Eyeliner
I get this question a lot—“Can you do a thicker liner?” My answer to my client is: I specialize in precision, longevity, and results that age beautifully.
🔹 Thicker liners don’t heal the way you think. Over time, ink can spread and blur, especially on the delicate eyelid skin.
🔹 Crisp, fine lines last longer. My technique ensures the pigment stays where it should, giving you a timeless, elegant look.
🔹 My thickest is still “thin” for a reason. I create defined, balanced eyeliner that enhances your eyes—without overpowering them.
If you are a PMU artist reading this, you might wonder "what needles" to use for the eyeliner or eyelash enhancement.
My personal rule of thumb is based on the size of the liner and the effect (defined or soft) Since I do smaller types of liners by largest needle would be a 5RS. I usually switch to a smaller needle for the inner eye where the line tapers. Here I would usually use a 1RL, 3RL or sometimes a 3RS. Switching needles keeps my lines consistent and precise as I go from one eye to the next.
Less is more when it comes to permanent eyeliner. It’s all about control, precision, and aging gracefully. 💫
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This chart helps you pay attention to your hand speed, machine speed, and hand movements when using liners for a liner effect and shaders for a shaded effect.
It also shows how you can use:
A great go-to chart is just the beginning!