Classic Eyeliner in Accra
Long-lasting eyeliner definition tailored to your eye shape.
Permanent eyeliner places crisp, smudge-proof definition exactly along the lash line — top, bottom or both — tailored from a subtle lash-deep line to a defined liner look.
Who is it for?
Daily liner wearers, watery-eyed make-up smudgers, contact-lens users and anyone who wants their eyes framed from the moment they wake.
What happens at your appointment?
Shape and thickness are designed with you, then numbing makes the process comfortable — most sets take 60–90 minutes. Expect mild swelling for a day or two and a darker line that softens as it heals over a month.
How long does it last?
Years — with a refresh when it finally softens. For a wispier, no-line enhancement see the lash enhancement liner.
Classic Eyeliner: areas & prices
- Top eyeliner — GHS 1,000
- Bottom eyeliner — GHS 1,000
- Top & bottom — GHS 1,500
Amanda Fourie
Internationally accredited aesthetic practitioner — CIDESCO and ITEC certified with over 30 years of experience, specialised in advanced aesthetics and skin of color.
About AmandaClassic Eyeliner — frequently asked questions
What is permanent eyeliner?
It is permanent make-up that defines the eyes with a crisp, smudge-proof liner tailored to your eye shape — from a subtle lash-line definition to a defined wing that wakes you up ready every morning.
How much does permanent eyeliner cost?
It is priced GHS 1,000 – GHS 1,500 — top liner, bottom liner, or both. Your exact line thickness and style are agreed before we begin.
How long does it last?
Typically 1–3 years depending on your skin and the style, with a refresh keeping it crisp. A perfecting session ensures the shape and depth are exactly right.
Does it hurt?
A numbing cream is applied and most clients are comfortable, feeling only light vibration. The eye area is treated with particular care and precision.
What is the healing like?
The liner looks darker and may feel slightly tight for a few days, with light flaking, then softens into its final shade over 4–6 weeks.
Can I still wear make-up afterwards?
Yes — once healed you can wear make-up as normal, but many clients find they need far less. Keep the area clean and make-up free while it heals.