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When it comes to permanent makeup eyeliner, there are several different styles available, each with its own unique look and effect. Permanent eyeliner offers the convenience of waking up with defined eyes every day and can be customized to suit your personal style, whether you prefer a subtle enhancement or a bold, dramatic look. Here’s a breakdown of the most popular styles:

Classic Eyeliner
 

• Technique: This is a thin line of pigment applied along the upper lash line, usually right at the base of your natural lashes. It’s designed to define your eyes without looking too bold.

• Look: The result is a clean, subtle enhancement that makes your lashes appear fuller and your eyes more defined. The line can be slightly thicker in the middle and taper towards the inner and outer corners for a soft, natural look.

• Best For: Those who want a natural yet defined look with a bit of definition but no dramatic flair. It’s ideal for those who want to add a bit of depth and fullness to their lash line without it looking too bold.

• Longevity: Lasts around 1-3 years, depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare.
  
   

Winged Eyeliner
 

• Technique: This style involves a classic eyeliner with a slightly extended wing at the outer corner of the eye. The wing can be subtle or bold, depending on your preference.

• Look: The result is a more dramatic, lifted appearance, perfect for those who like a cat-eye effect. The wing can be customized in length and thickness to suit your face shape and style.

• Best For: Those who love the cat-eye look but want the convenience of permanent eyeliner. It’s great for anyone who wears winged eyeliner regularly or wants to add a little extra definition to their eyes.

• Longevity: Lasts 1-3 years, similar to classic eyeliner, depending on your skin and aftercare.

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Lash Enhancement
 

• Technique: The pigment is applied just to the lash line, between the natural lashes, creating the appearance of thicker, fuller lashes without a noticeable eyeliner line.

• Look: The result is very natural—it doesn’t look like you're wearing eyeliner at all, but your lashes will appear fuller and more defined. It’s perfect for those who want subtle definition, especially for those with sparse or light lashes.

• Best For: People who want a subtle enhancement that looks natural but still adds definition. Ideal for those who prefer a minimalist look or for people who already have thick lashes but want a little extra fullness.

• Longevity: Lasts 1-3 years, depending on skin type and lifestyle.
  
   

Lower Lash Line Eyeliner
 

• Technique: This style involves applying eyeliner to the lower lash line to define the eyes and create a more openlook. The line can be subtle or bold, depending on your preference.

• Look: It adds definition to the lower lashes and enhances the overall appearance of the eyes, often making them look more awake and youthful. This style can be applied with a thin line for a soft effect or thicker for a more defined, dramatic appearance.

• Best For: Those who want to add definition to the lower lashes and enhance the overall shape of the eyes. Great for individuals with smaller eyes or those who want to create a more defined look.

• Longevity: Lasts around 1-3 years, with potential for quicker fading due to the delicate skin around the eyes.

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Tightline Eyeliner
 

• Technique: Tightlining involves applying eyeliner inside the waterline of the upper eyelid, right between the lashes. This technique makes the lashes appear thicker and the eyes more defined, without a visible line on the eyelid itself.

• Look: The effect is subtle but powerful—the eyes look defined and the lashes look fuller, but the eyeliner itself is not noticeable. It gives a natural enhancement without the appearance of heavy eyeliner.

• Best For: Those who want to define their eyes without obvious eyeliner. It’s ideal for people who want a subtle, yet polished look, and for those who prefer the look of fuller lashes without heavy eyeliner.

• Longevity: Lasts 1-2 years, depending on natural lash growth and aftercare.

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