YOUR LIPS BUT BETTER.

lip blush

Lip blush is a semi-permanent cosmetic tattoo treatment designed to enhance your natural lip colour, improve definition and create a soft, tinted appearance. My aim is to enhance what you already have and create something that will fade naturally. I do not offer Ombre Lip Blush.

lip neutralisation

Lip neutralisation is designed to help balance darker, cool toned or uneven natural lip pigmentation. If your lips have areas of deeper pigmentation, a brown or cool undertone that you’d like to soften, neutralisation may be for you. Some clients may want to go ahead with a lip blush treatment after neutralisation, other clients may find the neutralisation is enough to give their desired look.

ABOUT LIP BLUSH

  • After your initial appointment, you will need a top up at the 4-8 week mark.

    Longevity varies depending on skin type, lifestyle, sun exposure, and how your body retains pigments. The colour will fade naturally over time. Colour boost sessions help bring back life into your lip blush.

  • Yes! You can get lip blush whether you have or haven’t had filler.

    You just have to make sure you haven’t had any filler at least 6 weeks prior to treatment. You must also wait 6 weeks post treatment to get any additional filler.

  • This completely depends on your desired results and your pigment/tones. Multiple sessions are often required to neutralise the lip.

  • Immediately after the treatment, your lips may appear more intense. Swelling, tenderness, dryness and temporary colour changes are also common.

    Flaking and dryness are a normal part of the healing process.

    As healing progresses, the pigment settles and you will often experience a ghosting faze where your lips will appear lighter as the skin heals over the pigment.

  • This depends on your goals. My aim is always to create lips that are natural, and quite simply your lips but better.

  • You can book on the appointments section of my website. You will be required to fill out a form, please do so thoroughly. You will also be sent pre care and after care which is vital to read through and follow.