Permanent eyeliner is a semi-permanent tattoo that places pigment along the lash line to add definition. At Aloha Beauty Lounge it is priced three ways. Top lash line only is $300, bottom only is $200, and top and bottom together is $450. All three include a complimentary touch-up 4 to 6 weeks after the appointment. Done at the subtle end, the line reads as fuller lashes.
Most people ask about permanent eyeliner because they are tired of drawing the same line every morning and want it still there at nine at night. That is a fair thing to want. It is also a semi-permanent decision on the most expressive part of your face. Here is what the service is, and how to work out which of the three prices you are actually after.
What Permanent Eyeliner Actually Is
It is a tattoo. Pigment is worked into the narrow strip along the lash line, in the space where the lashes emerge, using a technique built for that one job. Semi-permanent means the color softens over time.
The word eyeliner does the technique a disservice, because it makes people picture a drawn-on wing. The version worth understanding first is a fine line pressed tight into the lashes. The effect is density. Your eye looks more defined and nobody can point at what changed. A heavier, more visible line is possible if that is genuinely what you want, and that is a conversation to have in person, in daylight, against your own face.
The Three Ways It Is Priced
Top lash line only is $300. Bottom lash line only is $200. Both together is $450, which is $50 less than booking the two as separate services. That gap is the only pricing math in this decision, and it is small enough that it should not be what decides you.
The reason the top line costs more is area and precision. It is the longer line, it carries the shape, and it is the one your eye reads first when someone looks at you. If you are only doing one, that is the one.
The bottom line at $200 is a narrower piece of work over a shorter stretch of skin. On its own it does something specific: it deepens the eye without lengthening it. It suits some eye shapes and overwhelms others, which is why it belongs in a consultation.
Who It Suits
The clearest case is the person whose liner never survives a full day. Oily lids and watery eyes, or a face that gets rubbed and washed by lunchtime. If you have made peace with reapplying, permanent eyeliner deletes that chore.
It also suits anyone for whom the drawing itself is the hard part. Shaky hands, vision that makes a fine line difficult to see while you are making it, glasses that come off exactly when you need them on. A steady line drawn once by a trained hand solves a problem that a better pencil never will.
And it suits sparse lash lines. That is where the fine version earns its money, because pigment sitting between the lashes reads as more lashes.
The best permanent eyeliner is the kind nobody can name. They just think you look awake.
Who Should Wait
If your look changes with the season and you enjoy that, think hard. This is not a style you switch out. The shape you agree to is the shape you have until you decide to change it, and changing tattooed pigment is a longer conversation than washing off a pencil.
If what you want is a dramatic graphic wing, keep the pencil. That kind of line lives outside the lash line, and permanent work is built to sit inside it.
Anything to do with your eyes medically, including an eye condition or a medication you are on, gets raised at the consultation before anything is booked. Your artist will tell you directly whether it changes the plan. This is a cosmetic service and nobody here will pretend otherwise.
The Touch-Up Is Already In The Price
Every permanent makeup service at Aloha Beauty Lounge includes a complimentary touch-up 4 to 6 weeks after your appointment. It is the second half of the same service, already paid for on the day you book.
The first appointment lays the work down. The second one is where anything that needs evening out gets evened out, once you have both had the chance to see how the pigment settled on your skin. Skipping it means paying for a service and taking half of it home.
After that comes upkeep. A color refresh, sometimes called a yearly touch-up, is priced from $150. How often you want one depends on how strong you like the line to look. Your artist will talk that through with you.
What Gets Decided At The Consultation
Do not walk in with a photograph of a stranger's eyes. Eye shape changes what any line does, and a thickness that looks right on one lid can close another one down. The thickness, the shape, how deep the color goes and the aftercare that follows are all settled in person before the first appointment is booked.
Bring the liner you genuinely wear, the pencil worn down in the bottom of your bag. It tells your artist more about what will make you happy in six months than any adjective you can offer.
Where It Sits Beside The Rest Of The Permanent Makeup Menu
If brows are also somewhere on your list, our comparison of microblading versus powder brows is the same question asked higher up the face. How defined do you want the edge, and how soft do you want it left. The answer you like there tends to predict the answer you like on your lash line.
Our guide to lip blushing is worth reading too, even if lips are not what brought you here, because it walks through how one of these appointments is structured from consultation to touch-up. The shape of the visit carries across the whole permanent makeup menu. Current pricing for all of it lives on the service menu.
So Which One Do You Book
If you are unsure, book the top lash line at $300. It is the line that does the most and the one you will notice first in the mirror. If you already know you want both, book them together at $450 and skip adding the bottom later. That is where the $50 goes. Then come to the consultation with your own eyes and your own worn-down pencil, and decide the rest there.
Where To Find Us
Aloha Beauty Lounge is at 10509 S River Heights Dr #104, South Jordan, UT 84095, an easy drive from Daybreak, Riverton, Herriman, West Jordan, Sandy and Draper. Call (801) 909-8989 to arrange a permanent eyeliner consultation, and see current pricing on our service menu.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is permanent eyeliner at Aloha Beauty Lounge?
There are three prices. The top lash line is $300, the bottom lash line is $200, and both together is $450. Each one includes a complimentary touch-up 4 to 6 weeks after your appointment.
Is the touch-up an extra charge?
No. Every permanent makeup service here comes with a complimentary touch-up 4 to 6 weeks after the appointment, and it is already covered by the price you paid the first time. It is the visit where anything that needs adjusting gets adjusted.
Will it look like drawn-on eyeliner?
It does not have to. Permanent eyeliner can be a fine line worked tight into the lash line, which reads as fuller lashes rather than as visible makeup. A heavier look is possible if you want one. Which end of that range you land on is decided with your artist at the consultation.
Should I get the top, the bottom, or both?
The top lash line carries most of the effect, so if you are only doing one, do that one at $300. The bottom at $200 adds depth, and it suits some eye shapes better than others. If you want both, booking them together at $450 costs $50 less than adding the second one later.
How often will it need refreshing?
Permanent eyeliner is semi-permanent, so the color softens over time. A color refresh, also called a yearly touch-up, is priced from $150. How often you actually want one comes down to how strong you like the line, and that is a question your artist can answer once they have seen how it wears on you.
Can I still wear normal eyeliner on top of it?
Once it has settled, permanent eyeliner is a baseline you can still add to if you want a stronger look on a given day. What you can use and when is part of the aftercare your artist sets at your consultation.
