Lip Blush is the perfect choice for enhancing the natural beauty of your lips with a subtle tint that adds color and definition. This semi-permanent technique corrects uneven tones, enhances lip shape, and creates a fuller, youthful look without the need for daily lipstick. Ideal for those seeking a low-maintenance solution, Lip Blush delivers a fresh and natural appearance that lasts for years. Choose Lip Blush for a flawless, smudge-proof pout that gives you confidence from morning to night.
With Lips, it may feel like you are eating something spicy. We numb you for most of the procedure but some of the procedure you will feel. It is not s painful as a regular tatoo as we stay on the very surface of the skin.
The principle is similar to each other. With both procedures pigment is placed into the skin with needles, but that is the only similarity. The equipment as well as the composition of the pigments, and the techniques is completely different.
Every Artist is different and can finish in different times. Usually a session can last anywhere from 3-4 hours so please plan accordingly.
Keep your lips super hydrated with Vaseline. The softer and less dry the lips, the better. Dry/cracked lips have a harder time taking pigment.
Prep your lips properly to ensure optimal healing, color retention, and overall results.
• Exfoliate lips 1 week before using a soft toothbrush or washcloth
• Keep lips hydrated with Vaseline or Aquaphor
• Dry lips = poor retention (treatment may be rescheduled)
• Ask your physician about Valtrex or Zovirax to begin taking the day of your procedure
• You can take L-Lysine 3 days before and up to 30 days after (check with your doctor)
• No alcohol or caffeine 24 hours before
• No working out the day of
• Avoid sun exposure or sunburn
• No blood thinners (Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Vitamin E, Niacin)
• Tylenol is okay 30 mins before
• Not recommended for smokers (can affect healing and color)
• Wait at least 1 month before/after lip fillers
• Avoid sun exposure for 30 days after
• Eat before your appointment (no eating for 3 hours after)
Permanent makeup involves implanting particles of pigment into the skin using sterilized needles. It’s also known as cosmetic tattooing. Microblading, Powder Brows, and Lip Blush are all considered types of permanent makeup. Although it’s considered “permanent”, permanent makeup does fade significantly over time.
