THE CONSULTATION
The initial step of our professional lip-blushing services involves a preliminary consultation designed to discuss your expectations. This is generally included in your lip brush procedure, but we can arrange it separately if that’s your preference.
Our specialised team will then talk with you in-depth about the particular aesthetic you wish to achieve. We will also offer any recommendations we may have.
Once we have established the perfect look, we define the lip contour. Then we apply the lip tint using a makeup pencil. We will not begin the lip tattoo process until you are fully confident in the design and how it will appear.
THE SEMI-PERMANENT LIPS TREATMENT
We utilise a specialist facial tattooing machine, which operates at a significantly lower frequency than a conventional tattoo device. This gently infuses semi-permanent pigment into the lips with precision using ultra-fine needles.
The sensation is akin to the gentle vibrations of an electric toothbrush on your skin. Any discomfort should be minimal. Throughout this stage of the lip tattoo procedure, we will ensure that you are comfortable providing short pauses whenever you require them.
The semi-permanent lip colour process generally lasts around 90 minutes. However, it can differ for each individual based on personal needs.
Following a lip brush tattoo procedure, you may experience some swelling. If this is the case, we recommend avoiding social engagements for several days after the procedure.
SEMI-PERMANENT LIP BLUSH PIGMENTS
While the lip pigmentation may seem vivid initially, it will naturally diminish by 40-60%. This occurs within 4-7 days, resulting in a subtle and natural enhancement.
From vibrant Barbie pink to soft nude, our extensive selection caters to a wide range of tastes.
Schedule a complimentary consultation to discover the possibilities of achieving the perfect pout.
THE RETOUCH
A follow-up appointment is necessary 4 - 12 weeks after the initial lip blushing. This normally lasts around 30 to 60 minutes, focusing on enhancing the lip colour with added pigment.
Throughout the healing phase, it's common for specific areas to have less pigment retention compared to others. While this may result in some patches requiring additional lip tint, it is perfectly natural. Remember, each person's healing process is unique.
