if you…

• are sick of re-applying lipstick all the time

• wear lipstick every day

• have uneven lips

• have lost definition over the years

• want bigger, fuller looking lips

• have pale lips

… lip blush may be your answer!

• are under 18 years old

• are pregnant or breastfeeding

• have been on Accutane within the past year

• have HIV, Hepatitis or any other infectious or viral diseases

• undergoing chemotherapy

• are epileptic

• are taking medications that may affect how your skin responds to blood clotting and healing

• develop infections easily

• have previous lip tattooing that is too dark or too thick

• your natural lips are too dark and thick

Lip blush is a technique that is meant to produce more of a “lip stain” or “lip tint” result, however, everybody’s skin takes the tattoo differently. We always start off light and can build color from there during your touch up appointment.

All permanent makeup retention relies on many different factors and varies person to person. The color you choose, your lifestyle, touchups and how you care for them post and pre appointment will affect how long the pigment stays in the skin. On average, lip blush fades away within 2-5 years, with most people wanting a yearly touch up appointment to maintain best results.

Swelling and tenderness immediately after the procedure is normal and may last a day or two. Your lips may look like you just got lip filler. This is completely normal and swelling typically subsides within the first 24 hours.

PLAN YOUR SCHEDULE ACCORDINGLY. Your lips will appear darker for the first few days before they start to scab. Lips have the fastest and easiest healing time in permanent makeup. Typically, it only takes 5-10 days to heal. During your healing time you will need to apply ointment on your lips as they will appear chapped. You will come back 10-12 weeks after your procedure for your follow up appointment.

The initial appointment takes roughly 2-3 hours. Touch up appointments take around 1.5-2 hours.

If you are prone to cold sores or fever blisters you MUST be on an anti-viral medication such as Valtrex 3 days before and 3 days after your appointment or as advised by your doctor or physician. Please be aware that if you have the simplex virus you may awaken an outbreak post procedure. If your appointment is booked during an outbreak of cold sores on your lips the procedure may NOT be done. Even if you haven’t experienced a cold sore or fever blister you may have the virus in your body and you may experience a break out. It is recommended to take an anti-viral before all lip blushing procedures.

Absolutely! Although, lip filler MUST be done at least 4 weeks before or after your lip blush appointment.

All deposits are 100% NON-REFUNDABLE & NON-TRANSFERABLE and go towards the cost of your permanent makeup procedure. You will forfeit your deposit if you cancel your appointment or do not adhere to our late policy, NO EXCEPTIONS.

You may reschedule your appointment without forfeiting your deposit if you do so with at least 48 hours notice. An additional deposit will be required to make a new appointment if you cancel or do not adhere to our late policy. If two appointments are canceled, payment in full will be required prior to scheduling your date.