Lip blushing is a semi-permanent cosmetic tattoo that enhances the natural color, shape, and definition of your lips. It uses a machine and pigment to create a soft tint, giving your lips a fuller, more youthful appearance without harsh lines or heavy makeup.

Results typically last 2 to 3 years, depending on your skin type, lifestyle, and skincare routine. Smoking, sun exposure, and certain skincare products (like retinols or acids) may cause the pigment to fade more quickly.

Most clients describe the sensation as mild to moderate discomfort. We apply a topical numbing cream before and during the procedure to help keep you as comfortable as possible.

Here’s a quick breakdown:

• Day 1–2: Lips appear bold and slightly swollen.

• Day 3–5: Flaking and peeling begin; color may fade significantly.

• Day 6–10: Lips look softer and more natural as healing completes.

• Week 6–8: Full color results appear after the skin regenerates.

A touch-up is usually scheduled 6–8 weeks after the initial appointment to perfect the shape and color.

Some swelling is normal in the first 24–48 hours but typically subsides quickly. Applying a cold compress (not directly on the lips) can help reduce swelling.

You’ll see a natural, soft tint that enhances your lips—not an overdrawn, lipstick look. Think “your lips, but better.” Many clients say it helps restore the definition of their lip border and gives the appearance of more volume.

Yes—with proper technique and pigment selection, lip blushing is safe and effective for all skin tones. However, clients with darker lips may require color correction or multiple sessions to achieve the desired outcome.

You should wait or consult a physician if you:

• Are pregnant or breastfeeding

• Have active cold sores or herpes outbreaks

• Have uncontrolled diabetes or bleeding disorders

• Are taking blood-thinning medications

• Have received lip filler within the last 4 weeks

We’ll review your health history before your appointment to ensure it’s safe.

After the healing process is complete, yes! But during the first 7–10 days, avoid lipstick, lip gloss, and any makeup on or around the lips to prevent infection and support healing.

Yes. A follow-up appointment 6–8 weeks after your initial session is recommended to refine the color, correct any uneven healing, and ensure long-lasting results.

Not at all. Our technique focuses on subtle, natural enhancement. Your lips will look refreshed, defined, and more evenly toned—like a soft wash of color that stays all day.