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Lip blush is a semi-permanent tattoo technique that adds a natural tint to your lips, corrects uneven shape and gives the illusion of fuller lips, without fillers.
It’s perfect if you want to:
Using high-quality pigments and a delicate technique, I create a subtle wash of color that looks fresh, youthful, and elegant.
what to expect
A soft, everyday look without lipstick
Uneven shape or asymmetry
Lost definition around the lip border
Faded lip color or pale lips
Achieve fuller-looking lips with long-lasting color and a shape that suits you perfectly
Price: $400
Includes full consultation, custom color mix, the procedure, and aftercare instructions.
Touch-up (if needed): $150 within 6–8 weeks.
Includes full consultation, custom color mix, the procedure, and aftercare instructions.
Touch-up (if needed): $150 within 6–8 weeks.
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Real results
From subtle enhancements to bold transformations, see the difference permanent makeup can make
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Skin conditions in the treatment area (eczema, psoriasis, active acne, etc.)
When you should stay
Permanent makeup is not recommended if you have/are any of the following:
If you’re unsure whether PMU is right for you, please book a consultation first. Your safety is always my priority
Contraindications
Immune system disorders
Uncontrolled diabetes
Blood clotting disorders
Recently used Accutane (within 6–12 months)
Pregnancy or breastfeeding
Recent use of Accutane (within 6–12 months)
Chemotherapy (unless cleared by your doctor)
Active viral or bacterial infections
Severe allergies to lidocaine, epinephrine, or pigments
Aftercare Instructions – Lip Blush
To ensure the best healing and color retention, please follow these simple steps:
instructions
Apply healing balm.
Use a thin layer of the recommended ointment 2–3 times daily for 5–7 days. Do not overapply.
Use a thin layer of the recommended ointment 2–3 times daily for 5–7 days. Do not overapply.
Keep lips clean and dry.
Avoid touching or wetting the lips for the first 24 hours.
Avoid touching or wetting the lips for the first 24 hours.
No picking or peeling.
Let the lips flake and heal naturally. Picking can lead to scarring and pigment loss.
Let the lips flake and heal naturally. Picking can lead to scarring and pigment loss.
Avoid for 7–10 days:
Hot drinks, spicy or salty food, kissing or direct contact, makeup and skincare on the lip area, sauna, swimming, sun exposure.
Hot drinks, spicy or salty food, kissing or direct contact, makeup and skincare on the lip area, sauna, swimming, sun exposure.
Expect mild swelling, dryness, and flaking.
This is part of the healing process. Final color will appear softer and more natural in 4–6 weeks.
This is part of the healing process. Final color will appear softer and more natural in 4–6 weeks.
If you’re prone to cold sores, take antiviral medication as instructed before and after the procedure. Please consult with your primary care doctor before the appointment to get the correct dosage and timing for your situation.
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Quick answers
Mild swelling is normal for the first 24–48 hours. The color will look more
vibrant at first, but it fades by 30–50% as it heals into a soft, natural shade.
vibrant at first, but it fades by 30–50% as it heals into a soft, natural shade.
Lip blush can last 1–3 years, depending on your skin type, lifestyle,
and how well you care for your lips. Touch-ups help maintain the color.
and how well you care for your lips. Touch-ups help maintain the color.
Lip Blush Procedure – Step by Step
Here’s what happens during your appointment:
1. Consultation & Color Selection
We discuss your desired result and choose a pigment that enhances your natural lip tone. I can also customize a shade just for you.
2. Mapping & Shape Correction
I outline the lips to correct symmetry and define the natural border, always keeping the result soft and natural.
3. Numbing
A professional numbing cream is applied to minimize discomfort.
4. Pigment Application
Using a gentle, layering technique, I implant pigment gradually for a soft, blended effect — no harsh lines or solid colors.
5. Final Touch & Aftercare
Once the procedure is done, I’ll go over what to expect during healing and give you detailed aftercare instructions.
Total time: About 1.5–2 hours
Here’s what happens during your appointment:
1. Consultation & Color Selection
We discuss your desired result and choose a pigment that enhances your natural lip tone. I can also customize a shade just for you.
2. Mapping & Shape Correction
I outline the lips to correct symmetry and define the natural border, always keeping the result soft and natural.
3. Numbing
A professional numbing cream is applied to minimize discomfort.
4. Pigment Application
Using a gentle, layering technique, I implant pigment gradually for a soft, blended effect — no harsh lines or solid colors.
5. Final Touch & Aftercare
Once the procedure is done, I’ll go over what to expect during healing and give you detailed aftercare instructions.
Total time: About 1.5–2 hours
Discomfort is minimal. A strong numbing cream is applied before
and during the session to keep you comfortable.
and during the session to keep you comfortable.
If you have a history of cold sores, you must take antiviral medication
(such as Acyclovir) before and after the procedure to prevent an outbreak.
Please consult with your primary care doctor before the appointment to
get the correct dosage and timing for your situation.
(such as Acyclovir) before and after the procedure to prevent an outbreak.
Please consult with your primary care doctor before the appointment to
get the correct dosage and timing for your situation.
Yes, after your lips are fully healed (usually after 10–14 days),
you can wear lipstick or gloss as usual, though you might not feel the need!
you can wear lipstick or gloss as usual, though you might not feel the need!
Yes, if you follow the aftercare instructions carefully. Some uneven
fading can happen, which is why a touch-up is recommended after 6–8 weeks.
fading can happen, which is why a touch-up is recommended after 6–8 weeks.
Absolutely. One of the main benefits of lip blush is shape correction —
I use precise mapping to improve symmetry and create a balanced look.
I use precise mapping to improve symmetry and create a balanced look.
Mild swelling is normal for the first 24–48 hours. The color will look more
vibrant at first, but it fades by 30–50% as it heals into a soft, natural shade.
vibrant at first, but it fades by 30–50% as it heals into a soft, natural shade.
Lip blush can last 1–3 years, depending on your skin type, lifestyle,
and how well you care for your lips. Touch-ups help maintain the color.
and how well you care for your lips. Touch-ups help maintain the color.
Lip Blush Procedure – Step by Step
Here’s what happens during your appointment:
1. Consultation & Color Selection
We discuss your desired result and choose a pigment t
hat enhances your natural lip tone. I can also customize
a shade just for you.
2. Mapping & Shape Correction
I outline the lips to correct symmetry and define the
natural border, always keeping the result soft and natural.
3. Numbing
A professional numbing cream is applied to minimize discomfort.
4. Pigment Application
Using a gentle, layering technique, I implant pigment
gradually for a soft, blended effect — no harsh lines or solid colors.
5. Final Touch & Aftercare
Once the procedure is done, I’ll go over what to expect
during healing and give you detailed aftercare instructions.
Total time: About 1.5–2 hours
Here’s what happens during your appointment:
1. Consultation & Color Selection
We discuss your desired result and choose a pigment t
hat enhances your natural lip tone. I can also customize
a shade just for you.
2. Mapping & Shape Correction
I outline the lips to correct symmetry and define the
natural border, always keeping the result soft and natural.
3. Numbing
A professional numbing cream is applied to minimize discomfort.
4. Pigment Application
Using a gentle, layering technique, I implant pigment
gradually for a soft, blended effect — no harsh lines or solid colors.
5. Final Touch & Aftercare
Once the procedure is done, I’ll go over what to expect
during healing and give you detailed aftercare instructions.
Total time: About 1.5–2 hours
Discomfort is minimal. A strong numbing cream is applied before
and during the session to keep you comfortable.
and during the session to keep you comfortable.
If you have a history of cold sores, you must take antiviral medication
(such as Acyclovir) before and after the procedure to prevent an outbreak.
Please consult with your primary care doctor before the appointment to
get the correct dosage and timing for your situation.
(such as Acyclovir) before and after the procedure to prevent an outbreak.
Please consult with your primary care doctor before the appointment to
get the correct dosage and timing for your situation.
Yes, after your lips are fully healed (usually after 10–14 days),
you can wear lipstick or gloss as usual, though you might not feel the need!
you can wear lipstick or gloss as usual, though you might not feel the need!
Yes, if you follow the aftercare instructions carefully. Some uneven
fading can happen, which is why a touch-up is recommended after 6–8 weeks.
fading can happen, which is why a touch-up is recommended after 6–8 weeks.
Absolutely. One of the main benefits of lip blush is shape correction —
I use precise mapping to improve symmetry and create a balanced look.
I use precise mapping to improve symmetry and create a balanced look.
