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Looks terrific!

I love the way it looks but I could never have it done...I am too much of a wimp and tend to have weird sensitivities to things...so I don't push the envelope. But wow, it looks great!

So glad it went well! But, please.... keep those needles away from me! Not that brave, nope.

Oh, Beth. Forgot to mention that when the scabs start to dry up you will itch like crazy. Did she give you anything to keep it moist? I think I used A&D ointment. It wasn't the same as the kind you buy in the baby section for diaper rash, though, as it had no smell and was a softer consistency.

I'm just intending to use vaseline - as I have dry eyes, and I know that vaseline won't cause me any problems - so let's hope it helps with the itching when it comes She did give me an antibiotic ointment that I used for the last couple days, but I'm done with that now.

I'm also beginning to wonder if I really looked that bad before, cuz I'm getting comments left and right - lol - so far, so good.

Nice job Beth. Didn't know you were doing the bottom also. My friend only did the top. I'll be seeing her's in about a week. I never like pictures of myself closeup. The farther away the better. carold

Looks good Beth!! Can't wait to see the finished product!

Jan

I considered just the top - but when I would do my makeup the way I like it, I always did top and bottom. I did have her to only 3/4's on the bottom - will decide before I go back if I want to keep it that way or do the full thing. I think I'll keep it - but have several weeks to decide for sure.

Carold - I hate the pic of me closeup - but to show this, I really had to go with that. I feel like, oh my, what a nose LOL

Ok Beth, I'm not talking about noses. My son always calls mine the "ski jump". And I'm never the one laughing. If he weren't a father of 6 I just might have had to take him down. carold

Hey Bethers my friend,.... looking gorgeous!

So Beth - how are the sexy eyes doing - with all the weather we never thought to ask again. Still can't get over what they charge for that around here - when she told me the price I guess she saw my mouth drop open so she quickly added That's for both eyes." well duh - does any one ever get just one eye done?

Hi Carol,
Funny you should post to this today - as today I had my 2nd appointment to go back over my eyes. It was supposed to be last Wed but was cancelled due to Ike.

Anyway, I was thrilled with the first do - but wanted the upper eye just a tad thicker and asked if she could extend the lower liner a bit more towards the corner on this go over. I'm pleased as punch so far - but it'll be a couple weeks before I really can say what I'm looking at is the final result - as this needs to completely heal again. I say a couple weeks, cuz that will be very close, but she says the complete healing process will take a couple months. Just most won't be noticeable anymore.

Oh, and there was really no pain today - unlike how I felt the first time. She used more anesthetic before we started, but I think that I realized today that much of what I felt wasn't really pain - just a weird sensation because of where she was working. I'm back using ice packs tonight to be sure my eyes don't swell up.

Would I do it again - you betcha - I love having it permanently. Would I do it for the prices near you - probably not - but I found these prices agreeable to me.

Beth, you never cease to amaze. Did you announce your intentions to do this? I must have missed it. And just roughtly what does it cost. I used to use liquid eyeliner, but recently bought this stupid pencil that you have to sharpen. You know when it needs sharpened when you drag splinters of wood across your upper eyelids. Eeeeek!

Beth, my friend that I told you about is also very happy and is going back today to have it made a bit wider and maybe the bottom. Her's was very subtle, but defintely perked the eyes and she LOVES not having eyeliner on her face after working out and tennis. carold