Woman gets tattooed eyeliner in PURPLE – and everyone's saying the same thing | The Sun

IT'S not a new beauty treatment.

But people who usually get tattooed eyeliner often opt for a neutral colour that goes with everything – such as brown or black.




So one woman left people stunned when she chose to get purple liner inked on her lids.

Cosmetic tattoo artist Saki Lee took to TikTok to share a video as she responded to one person who had commented: "I never thought I wanted tattoo eyeliner. But I need this!"

"Would you get purple though?" Saki wrote over the video, before showing one of her customers having the liner etched on.

In the video, the woman was seen laying on a couch as Saki dipped her tattoo pen in the bright purple ink.

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She carefully applied it to the client's lids, and took her time to ensure it looked perfect.

Saki then wiped off the excess ink to show the finished effect – a stylish purple wing fading from the darkest shade on the lash line, to a lighter hue on the edge.

People were quick to comment on the video, with one writing: "I’d have to be very dedicated to purple!! But it looks amazing."

To which Saki replied: "Haha truuue this client has been wearing purple eyeliner for YEARS.

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"Makes sense she’d wanna stream line her morning.

"Sometimes u just know what u like."

"Holy s**t its gorgeous," another added.

"How long does this last??" someone else asked.

With Saki answering: "2-5 years before refresh/colour boost!"


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