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Cosmetic Tattoo cost in Ireland
€200–€600 per treatment. Typically €350.

A cosmetic tattoo in Ireland costs €200–€600 per treatment, typically around €350. The price is set by area (brows, lips, liner), top-up included? and artist training.

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HOW MUCH IT COSTS

How much does a cosmetic tattoo cost in Ireland?

COSMETIC TATTOO PRICE · PER TREATMENT · IRELAND
Low end€200a simple job, off-peak, outside the cities
Typical€350what most people pay
High end€600the biggest jobs, short notice, Dublin
Typical €350
€200 low€600 high

Locufy guide prices for 2026–2027. Updated 2026. A national range, not a quote — enter your town above for real prices from the salons, barbers and mobile stylists near you.

What moves the price

  • Complexity of the design — a hair-stroke or combination brow design takes longer to map and shade than soft powder brows.
  • Experience of the technician — cosmetic tattoo training has to be paid for, and the rate reflects it.
  • Location of the studio — cosmetic tattoo studios in the cities tend to charge more than those in smaller towns.
  • Area being treated — eyebrow tattooing, lip blushing and eyeliner are each priced as separate treatments.
+22%PRICE TREND · 5 YEARS

Hairdressing salons and personal grooming establishments prices in Ireland are up 22% over five years (CSO Consumer Price Index, Hairdressing salons and personal grooming establishments, to 2025 December). Five years ago a typical cosmetic tattoo would have cost about €290 — an estimate from today's guide price and that index, not a recorded price. Source: CSO CPM18, CPM12 →

WHAT YOU GET

What a cosmetic tattoo booking includes

Eyebrow TattooingThis includes techniques such as microblading or ombre shading, where semi-permanent pigment is applied to enhance the natural shape and fullness of the eyebrows.
Lip BlushingLip blushing is a cosmetic tattoo technique that enhances the natural colour and shape of the lips, providing a subtle tint that can last for years.
Eyeliner TattooingThis service involves applying semi-permanent eyeliner along the lash line, creating the illusion of fuller lashes and making daily makeup routines easier.
Scar CamouflageScar camouflage tattooing uses skin-toned pigments to blend scars into the surrounding skin, effectively minimising their appearance.

Takes: Most cosmetic tattoo procedures take between 2 to 4 hours, including consultation, application, and aftercare instructions.. Not included: Cosmetic tattooing typically does not cover additional services such as aftercare products or follow-up touch-ups, unless specified in a package deal.

WHAT PEOPLE BOOK

Common cosmetic tattoo jobs

Eyebrow TattooingThis involves filling in or reshaping eyebrows using techniques like microblading or shading for a natural look.
Eyeliner TattooingA procedure that enhances the eyes by applying pigment along the lash line, creating a defined and lasting eyeliner effect.
Lip BlushingThis technique adds a soft tint to the lips, enhancing their shape and colour for a more youthful appearance.
Areola TattooingA restorative service for individuals who have undergone breast surgery, recreating the appearance of nipples and areolas.
Scar CamouflageThis involves tattooing over scars to blend them with the surrounding skin tone, making them less noticeable.
Beauty MarksThis service creates artificial beauty marks or freckles to enhance facial features, adding character and charm.

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How to pay less

  • Booking a colour boost before the pigment fades fully costs less than a full new cosmetic tattoo treatment later.
  • Soft powder brows or a natural lip blush can cost less than a detailed design, so you can ask what each would cost.
  • Following the aftercare while the cosmetic tattoo heals helps the pigment settle, so fewer paid touch-ups are needed.
  • A touch-up costs less than a full cosmetic tattoo treatment, so you can ask whether the first touch-up is included in the price.
  • Some studios price brows and lip blushing booked together lower than each on its own; it helps to ask.

Before you book

  • A list of any allergies or skin sensitivities you may have.
  • Photos of the brow, lip or eyeliner look you want, to talk through at the consultation.
  • Mention any skin conditions, scars or previous tattooing in the area, as they can change how the pigment takes.
  • Photo ID showing your age, in case the cosmetic tattoo studio asks for it before treatment.
  • You can ask whether the cosmetic tattoo technician is trained in brow, lip and eyeliner work, and to see healed photos of their tattooing.

Cosmetic Tattoo cost: questions people ask

The cost can vary based on the complexity of the design, the experience of the technician, and the geographical location of the service. More intricate designs or highly experienced professionals typically command higher prices.

Most cosmetic tattoo procedures take between 2 to 4 hours, including consultation, application, and aftercare instructions. The duration can vary based on the specific treatment and individual client needs.

Yes, it is essential to choose a qualified specialist who is trained in cosmetic tattooing techniques and adheres to health and safety regulations. This ensures a professional result and reduces the risk of complications.

Same-day appointments may be available, but they are often limited due to the time required for the procedure. It's advisable to book in advance to secure your preferred date and time.

Yes, many providers offer package deals for multiple services, such as eyebrow and lip tattooing. However, it's best to discuss this with your technician to ensure adequate time is allocated for each procedure.

Cosmetic tattooing typically does not cover additional services such as aftercare products or follow-up touch-ups, unless specified in a package deal. It's important to clarify what is included before your appointment.