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PERMANENT MAKEUP TECHNIQUE

Lip blush

Lip blushing is a cosmetic tattooing technique ideal for enhancing your natural lips. Lip blush can improve the color, shape and definition of your lips, even out your lip tone and bring lost color back to the borders of your lips.

STARTING AT

$555

DURATION

3 - 3.5 HRS

ARTISTS

MARIS, LEIYA

RETENTION

1-4 YEARS

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ABOUT THIS TECHNIQUE

What is LIP BLUSH?

Lip Blush is a cosmetic lip tattoo that uses a precision machine and ultra-fine needle cartridges to deposit pigment into the lips, enhancing natural color, shape, and symmetry. Rather than creating a heavy lipstick effect, the goal is a soft wash of color that improves definition while still looking natural once healed.

The result is a balanced, softly tinted lip that improves uneven tone, loss of color, or blurred borders. Once healed, the lips appear healthier and more defined — like your natural lips, just enhanced.

Does it hurt? The lips are sensitive, but topical numbing is used before and during the procedure to keep you comfortable.

Will it look natural? Yes. Lip Blush is designed to create a soft wash of color that enhances your natural lip tone rather than replacing it. Once healed, the result looks balanced, subtle, and like your lips — just softly enhanced.

Will I need a touch-up?
Most people do — it's the second half of a two-part procedure, recommended 6–12 weeks after your initial session. Some heal so well they don't need one. Either way, it's priced and booked separately from your initial session, so you're only ever paying for what you actually need.

WHO IS IT FOR

This Service Is Ideal For

Pale or uneven natural lip color

Those wanting a soft, natural lip tint

Clients seeking subtle definition without lipstick

Clients tired of reapplying lipstick or lip liner

Lips with blurred or undefined borders

Loss of natural lip color from aging

Asymmetry in lip shape or tone

REAL RESULTS

Before & After

Close-up of a person's lips with pink lipstick, slightly parted.

Close-up of a person's lips with gloss and slightly parted.

Close-up of human lips, parted slightly, showing pink lips and texture of skin.

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YOUR APPOINTMENT

What to expect

.01

consultation

We discuss your goals, assess lip shape and symmetry, and map the ideal outline before pigment is applied.

.02

color matching

We custom-blend pigment to complement your natural lip tone and skin undertone for the most natural result.

.03

APPLICATION

Using a precision machine and ultra-fine needles, pigment is gently layered to create a soft wash of color.

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post care

We walk you through your post care instructions so you know exactly what to expect.

HOW TO PREPARE FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT

3-4 WEEKS BEFORE: Stop Retin-A and AHA products near the lips. Skip chemical peels, microdermabrasion, and harsh facials. If you have lip fillers or laser treatments planned, schedule those at least 4 weeks before or after your appointment — not close together.
1 WEEKS BEFORE: Avoid sun exposure and tanning.
3 DAYS BEFORE: Apply Vitamin A&D ointment throughout the day and gently exfoliate your lips, especially the center. Begin taking an antiviral — required even if you've never had a cold sore.
48 HOURS BEFORE: Avoid blood thinners (aspirin, Niacin, Vitamin E, fish oil, ibuprofen) and lip plumping products.
24 HOURS BEFORE: Avoid alcohol and caffeine.
DAY OF YOUR APPOINTMENT: Skip exercise. Lips should be free of dryness, chapping, or irritation — we may need to reschedule if lip skin isn't properly prepped. Come with or without makeup, whichever you're comfortable with; we'll take before/after photos, and feel free to bring lip color inspiration if you'd like.
Active cold sore or lip irritation? Please wait until fully healed before booking.
It's normal to be a little nervous — take a breath, and let's create lips that are actually yours.

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