Lip Blush

Lip Blushing is a cosmetic tattooing technique that enhances the natural beauty of your lips. It is a safe and gentle procedure that uses a single needle tattoo machine to deposit pigments into the top layers of the skin. The result is a subtle but long-lasting enhancement that can restore symmetry and give your lips a fuller, more balanced look. It is an ideal solution for those who want to correct discoloration, define faded lip lines, or enhance their natural lip color.

The best results are seen on hydrated & moisturized lips.

  • After two sessions, Lip Blush will last up to 3 years depending on the client's body, skin type, and lifestyle.

    Annual maintenance will extend longevity.

  • 5 - 7 days.

  • Yes, the first pass can be a bit uncomfortable, but it is bearable. However, thanks to secondary numbing, the rest of the time is generally pain-free.

    It's important to remember that it is a form of tattooing, and everyone has a different pain tolerance.

  • Once you have completed the client's intake questionnaire form during the booking process and made a deposit, you will receive an email containing all the essential pre-care instructions to follow. For additional frequently asked questions, please click on the "FAQs" section.

Are You a Good Candidate?

Read below for requirements

  • Virgin Lips.

  • If you have pre-existing permanent makeup tattoos, they must be 85% faded. Please send in photos for approval. How To Take Photos For Consultation

  • Must be 18 of age or older.

  • Must NOT be pregnant or nursing.

  • Must NOT be iron deficient.

  • Must NOT be on any form of blood-thinning medications. Please consult with your doctor before considering booking. Blood thinners will increase bleeding and bruising which will affect retention and healing time.

  • Must NOT be diabetic, anemic, have epilepsy, hemophilia, or heart disease. You will need to provide a doctor’s clearance note.

  • Must be clear of any skin condition/irritation on or around your eyebrows or lips. (eczema, rashes, keloid, shingles, etc.)

  • Clients undergoing chemotherapy will need to provide a clearance letter.

  • Must NOT be allergic to alcohol (in ink), nickel, or numbing agents. Please schedule a patch test if you think you might have an allergic reaction to those products.

  • If you are prone to Keloids, Post-Inflammatory / Hypo-Pigmentation, please schedule a patch test to see if you are eligible to receive services.

  • Clients with autoimmune diseases such as HIV or Hepatitis are suggested not to proceed with the procedure due to difficulties of the body in fighting infections. All cosmetic tattoo services are considered a form of controlled trauma to the skin.

  • NO Botox or lip fillers in or around the lip region for 4 weeks.

Do you have hyperpigmentation lips and what are they?

There are many reasons you may be experiencing hyperpigmentation or dark, discoloration in your lips. When this discoloration occurs, it is due to excess production of melanin.

This can be brought on by a multitude of factors: genetics, hormonal changes, medications, and sun exposure are related to hyperpigmentation. Nutritional deficiencies, skin trauma, smoking, and other medical conditions may also cause skin discoloration.

Dark lips neutralization process

Dark Lip Neutralization is a specialized treatment series for those with cool or dark lips in which we neutralize the darkness in the lips to reach the desired color.

  1. In the first session, we neutralize the lips using complementary pigments to cancel out the dark, cool/purple tones. This creates a new base, but please note that clients cannot choose the color for neutralizing during this session.

  2. In the second session, once the base is created through the neutralization process, we can proceed to apply the target color or your desired color on top.

  3. Typically, it may take 1-3 sessions to achieve your desired look. However, in some special cases, additional sessions may be required for optimal results. Each session is spaced at least 8 weeks apart to allow for proper healing.

Dark lip neutralization is most commonly seen in those who are on Fitzpatrick Scale 3 and up.

Please review the potential risks associated with dark lips neutralization HERE.