Comparison
Permanent eyeliner vs lash-line tattoo
Both put pigment in skin. They are not the same procedure.
A traditional lash-line tattoo uses standard tattoo ink, deposits
pigment into the deeper dermal layer, and produces a permanent,
often very dark line. Tattoo ink is also more prone to migration
over time and to color shift — turning blue, gray, or green as
years pass.
Permanent eyeliner uses iron-oxide-based cosmetic pigment placed at
a controlled, shallower depth. The result fades softly and predictably
over years, does not migrate the way deeper tattoo ink can, and
corrects more easily. It is also kinder to the delicate skin around
the eye. For these reasons, we exclusively offer permanent makeup —
not lash-line tattoos.