Lip blush is a lip tattoo. It gives a subtle wash of color over the lips, helping to enhance the natural lip color, evens out tones, definition, improve symmetry, and give the illusion of fuller lips. It is achieved through implantation of pigments into the epidermis/ dermis junction with a tattoo machine and needles. (Similar to a traditional tattoo.)
There are several different levels of lip tattoos. What we focus on is a more of a subtle wash of color versus the lipstick look. This is called lip blush/ watercolor lips, or aquarelle lips.
It is NOT the same as fillers. Fillers is used for volume and fullness, whereas lip blush focuses mainly on color and tones of the lips.

Initial (non correction): $500

Correction Initial: $600 (dark lip pigmentation that will require neutralization first, will require an additional appointment).

1-2 year Touch up $250

3+ year touch up $300

There will be a $50 deposit required to book. Deposit will be credited towards final bill the day of appointment. Must cancel or reschedule within 14 days to keep deposit.

Initial touch ups are recommended on need to basis. However, a minimum of 8 weeks is the required before client can come back for the initial touch up. Annual touch ups are usually every 1-2 years.

Retention depends on a variety of factors: pigment color, saturation of pigment, lifestyle, aftercare, medications, etc. It usually will last between 2-5 years, with most touching up every 1-2 years.

Absolutely. However, it would be scheduled at least 4 weeks apart of each other.

Yes, to a certain degree. Usually at most only 2mm thicker. Since lip skin and facial skin is different, pigment will heal differently. To better predict healing and avoid unwanted harsh lip lines, pigment cannot be deposited on any skin with pores and hair follicles.

Pain in subjective. Pain tolerance will vary depending on each client. With that said, lips are one of the most sensitive parts on the body due to the abundance of nerve endings. Compared to brows, lips in general are rated higher on the pain scale. However, topical numbing will be used to help with pain.

To help with pain:

Avoid booking their appointments during their menstrual cycle
Avoid taking blood thinners and caffeine at least 24 hours prior to their appointment
Take Tylenol at least 30 minutes prior to start of their appointment
Clients who have scars, whether from cold sores, sun damage, or past lip tattoo are more sensitive as well

Average initial healing phase lasts 4-6 days. During this time is when the lips will flake and peel as if the clients have really dry flaky lips. Most restrictions falls within this initial healing phase. Total healing time is 8 weeks while pigment settles in and lip skin fully heals. (See aftercare instructions for full aftercare recommendations)

Anyone with the following conditions will absolutely not be allowed to receive any
treatment.

 Expecting mothers and nursing mothers
Under 18 years of age
Active skin cancer in treated area
Those who have experienced post inflammatory hyperpigmentation
Those who have received radiation or chemotherapy within the past 48 days.
Those with any transmittable blood conditions:
Hepatitis or HIV
Those with skin diseases such as eczema, psoriasis on the treated area
Those with shingles within the last 6 months.
Anyone with the following conditions will need a doctor’s note clearing them for the tattoo procedure before receiving any treatment:

Diabetes
Hemophiliac
Healing disorders
Thyroid disorders
Hypertensive/ high blood pressure
On long term blood thinning medication

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