LIP BLUSH

Lip blushing is a semi-permanent tattoo that can enhance the color, shape of your lips and give the impression of more fullness. This is done by depositing color ink into your lips as well as your lip line to improve the overall look. The color is subtle to give natural-looking results.

  • Lip Blush - Initial Visit $350 (3-4 hours)

    After color selection, topical anesthetic is applied 45-60 minutes. This procedure typically takes 3-4 hours.

  • Lip Blush 2nd Visit $150 (2 hours)

    This visit is optional and the fee is only for those that complete the recommended touchup within 4-6 weeks of initial visit. This visit enhances the pigment and restores any areas that were rejected by the pigment.

  • Lip Blush - Darker Lips $400 (4-5 hours)

    This service is for those that have dark physiological pigmentation and/or smokers lips and requires more in depth pigment.

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Lip Blush $350 (3-4 hours)

After color selection, topical anesthetic is applied 45-60 minutes. This procedure typically takes 3-4 hours.

Touchups are recommended but not mandatory. Perfect for longevity and more definition.

Lip Blush Touchup $150 (2 hours)

Make it stand out.

Lip Blushing can last 2-3 years between treatments and the aftercare protocols are similar to those of a permanent tattoo. The initial healing stage lasts 1-2 weeks and by about week 4, your lips should have healed completely.

Numbing product to your lips beforehand to help minimize pain and discomfort. The lower your pain tolerance, the more discomfort you might feel. However, some people may not feel much pain at all.

The biggest con of lip blushing is that it's a semi-permanent procedure, meaning it can be difficult (and sometimes impossible) to remove the pigments from your skin if you don't like the outcome.

Although lip blushing does not make the lips actually larger, one perceives them to be bigger—just like makeup,” says Frank. “It gives a plumper appearance or a more defined appearance. We must look at it as a semi-permanent form of makeup.

It's a big no-no to apply lipstick on top of your lip blush while it's healing as you don't want to risk an infection. You would also need to avoid going to the gym or sitting in the sun for a week.

Dos and Don'ts after Having Lip Blush Treatment

  • Expect a Bit of Discomfort.

  • Don't Expect the Color to Be Perfect Immediately.

  • Book Recommended Follow-up Session.

  • Don't Work Out or Sunbathe for 2 Weeks.

  • Keep Lips Moisturized!

  • Avoid Touching Your Lips!

  • Don't Get Your Lips Wet.

  • Watch What You Eat (try to avoid spicy).

  • Avoid Makeout Sessions (kissing).