Lip Blush Tattoo
Semi permanent tattoo
What is Lip Blush Tattoo?
Lip brush tattoo, also known as lip blush or lip tint tattoo, is a semi-permanent cosmetic procedure that involves tattooing the lips to create a-looking tint or color. The technique is similar to traditional tattooing, but the pigments used are specifically designed for the lips and are not as deeply embedded in the skin.
The process starts with a consultation with a trained professional to determine the desired color and shape of the lips. The technician will then apply a topical numbing cream to minimize discomfort during the procedure Using a small needle and pigments, the technician will deposit the color into the outer layer of the lips. The color will appear brighter immediately after the procedure but will soften and fade over the next few days.
The lip brush tattoo typically takes around hours to complete and may require a touch-up session after 8 to 10 weeks to ensure the color is even and long-lasting.
Healing Process
The appearance of the lips after a lip blush tattoo will vary depending on factors such as the individual's skin type, the color and technique used, and the healing process.
Immediately after the procedure, the lips may appear swollen, and the color may be brighter than the final result. However, this typically subsides within a few days.
During the healing process, the color of the lips will soften and become more natural-looking. The final result should be a subtle and natural-looking tint or color that enhances the lips' natural shape and beauty.
It is important to keep in mind that the final result may take several weeks to fully develop and that the longevity of the color will vary depending factors such as skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. Days 2-4 after the session not recommended for any important events due to the scabbing condition of your lips.
Aftercare guideline
The first 7 days after getting a lip blush tattoo:
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Keep the treated area dry.
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Apply healing ointment several times a day.
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Avoid touching or picking at the area.
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Avoid hot, spicy foods or stained food such as beets.)
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Protect your lips from the sun with SPF lip balm.
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Expect some swelling and discomfort.
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Be patient as the color will soften and become more natural-looking.
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No botox or any medical procedure and treatment on lips.
The best results come from the best conditions.
Exciting news about lip tattooing!
However, we want to ensure you have the best experience possible, so here are a few important eligibility factors to keep in mind:
• If you're under 18, this service isn’t for you just yet!
• Ladies, if you're pregnant or breastfeeding, it's best to wait a little longer.
• Those taking blood thinners like aspirin or ibuprofen should hold off on this fabulous look.
• If you've had keloid or hypertrophic scarring in the past, we recommend skipping this treatment.
• Anyone who has taken Accutane in the past year should also wait.
• Allergic to lidocaine or similar substances? A doctor's note is needed!
• Serious medical conditions? Please consult doctor first.
• If you have a history of chronic cold sores or lip dryness, this isn’t the right time for you.
• And remember, if you’ve had Botox on your lips within the last 6 weeks or plan to get it soon, it’s best to wait!
You need to avoid alcohol or caffeine 24 hours before your lip tattoo session.
Additionally, keep in mind that factors like sun, smoking, lip exfoliation, certain medications, poor diet, and not following aftercare instructions can impact the longevity of your gorgeous lip blush!