LIP BLUSH

SAY GOODBYE TO SMUDGED LIPS.

Lip blush enhances color, defines shape, and adds fullness to your lips. The result? A natural, youthful pout that lasts for years. This is a great procedure for those who want to correct any asymmetry in their shape. The colour will appear much bolder and vibrant post-procedure. However, the lips will appear more subtle and natural-looking once healed.

CLIENT LOVE

IRENE DID A BEAUTIFUL JOB ON MY LIP BLUSH. HER SPACE IS CLEAN, BEAUTIFUL AND WELCOMING. NOT ONLY DID SHE HAVE ME LEAVING HER STUDIO LOOKING BEAUTIFUL, SHE WAS ALSO VERY PROFESSIONAL, SWEET AND KIND. WILL 100% BE BACK.

JORDAN

FAQs

Is lip blush for me?

If you desire a more symmetrical shape, a boost in color, an illusion of fullness, or to simply wake up with already beautiful lips - then lip blush is for you.

Am I a good candidate?

Qualifications

You must be 18 years of age or older.
You cannot be pregnant or nursing.
You are not using any medications that cause blood thinning. We ask that you avoid any over-the-counter pain killers before the procedure, as many contribute to blood thinning (Ibuprofen, Advil, Aspirin, etc.).
You are not prone to keloid scarring (an enlarged, raised scar that can be pink, red, skin-coloured or darker than the surrounding skin).
You have not had allergies or sensitivities in the past to dyes, tints, inks, pigments, and/or topical anaesthetics.
You are not using any medications that can affect your ability to heal (If you are unsure, ask your doctor).
You are not currently undergoing chemotherapy and have not undergone chemotherapy in the past 12 months.
You cannot be fighting an infection, flu, or illness that may affect your ability to heal.
You cannot be under the influence of alcohol or drugs during the procedure and within the past 24 hours prior.
You understand that there is always a risk of infection with such procedures.
You understand that adherence to the pre and post-procedure care instructions is necessary for optimal results.
You understand that cosmetic tattoo procedures often require more than one session for optimal results.

What can I expect?

Permanent makeup is subject to fading over time. It is not meant to replace makeup. Many clients will feel they no longer require makeup. Others will simply have a shorter makeup routine. As pigment sits underneath the surface of the skin, permanent makeup will not always appear “bold.” Traditional makeup can be applied if a bolder look is desired. The cosmetic tattoo acts as a guideline making makeup application quick and easy.

What if I have lip filler?

Lip blush can be a complementary treatment to lip fillers or a subtle alternative.

Please allow a minimum of 2-4 weeks following injectables before a cosmetic tattoo procedure.

What do I need to do before and after my appointment?

Pre-procedure note

For lip tattoos, you must consult your doctor to request an antiviral prescription before your appointment. This procedure can cause a Herpes Simplex 1 outbreak. Preventative measures should be taken to reduce the risks. We recommend asking your doctor for prescriptions to cover both the initial appointment and the touch-up appointment.

Before your appointment

4 weeks prior: Injectable filler should be done at least 3-4 weeks before your lip tattoo procedure.
1 week prior: Exfoliate and moisturize your lips every day for the entire week leading up to your appointment.
Day of procedure: Do not drink coffee, alcohol or energy drinks. Consuming caffeinated drinks can increase the bleeding and the results of your procedure.

After your appointment

Gently cleanse the lip area with warm water.
Apply a thin layer of the provided ointment. Be careful not to overdo it with the ointment.
Avoid any activities that cause extreme sweating.
No swimming pools, hot tubs, or steam rooms.
No UV exposure, including tanning beds.
No massages, facials, or skin treatments.
Do not apply any lip balms or makeup besides the ointment provided to you.
Do not use any exfoliants, retinol, active ingredients (acids) on the treated area.
You must not scratch, pick, or lick any of the dry skin or flakiness.