Lip Blush creates a soft and subtle blush of color, defining the shape and, under certain circumstances, allowing the lips to appear larger. Lip color is customized to each client based on natural lip color, undertone and skin tone and will be discussed at your appointment. Healed results will be approximately 60% lighter than the color you see directly after your service and will not resemble a realistic “lipstick” color. Pigment is meant to look natural and give your lips a blush of color!

Time frame 2-3 hours

Price: $450 with FREE six week perfecting session.

-Do not consume alcohol 24 hours before your appointment

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-Do not use Retin A skincare products close to the area 6 weeks prior to your procedure

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-Do not use AHA skin products around the area for 4 week prior

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-Avoid chemical peels close to the area 4 weeks prior

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-Moisturize your lips well for 7 days prior. We also recommend a gentle lip scrub one week before and also two days before your procedure to remove any loose skin and keep your lips smooth

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-If you have a history of cold sores we recommend getting an anti-herpes medication or ointment from your doctor to take 5 days prior and 5 days after your procedure to prevent an outbreak. Outbreaks can effect your healing process.

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-Do not get hair removal or bleaching treatments less than two weeks before your procedure

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-Do not get electrolysis treatments or dermal fillers less than 4 weeks before your procedure

- Super oily, porous, or sensitive skin

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- Those whose skin is thin or of a darker tone

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- Those who have medical condition that effect healing

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- Those who have scarring in the lip area

There is an additional fee of $100 for any additional touch ups needed

Approximately 2-3 years after you’ve received your touch up. Skin type and lifestyle can effect the longevity of your cosmetic tattoo - we can not guarantee specific results.

- Currently on Accutane

- Currently taking Antabuse

- Have an artificial heart valve

- Autoimmune conditions

- You require antibiotics prior to dental treatments

- Birth marks/port-wine stains on lips

- Taking blood thinning medication

- Bruise/bleed easily

- Pregnant or breastfeeding

- Cancer

- Chemical peels

- Chapped lips

- Diabetes

- Epilepsy

- Hepatitis

- HIV/AIDS

- Herpes (ever had cold sores)

- High blood pressure

- Lip fillers

- Inflammatory skin condition

- Kidney/Liver disease

- Lupus

- Using Retin A in your skin products

- Skin heals DARK with minor injury

- Skin has raised scars from minor injury

- Shingles

- Vitiligo

For the first 1-3 days you should expect:

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- mild pain

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- Minor swelling and redness

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- Mild tenderness

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- Asymmetry due to swelling

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- Itchiness

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- Dry flaking skin

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Please avoid these for at least 7 days:

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- Makeup on or close to your lips

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- Activities that will make you heavily sweat

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- Steamy hot showers or baths

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- Kissing

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- Touching foods/fluids to lips when possible

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Please avoid for at least two weeks:

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- Spray tans

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- Sun beds, direct sunlight

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- Swimming pools, jacuzzis, saunas, chlorinated or salt water

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- Beauty treatments near your lips

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- Direct shower spray