Permanent lip blush treatment Sawbridgeworth

Semi Permanent lip blush is a form of tattoo that can enhance your lips by adding colour and definition to them. Permanent lip blush stays flawless all day, doesn’t smudge or wipe off, no matter what you do.

We offer a wide range of different options from very soft lip blush, to bolder lipstick effect and ombre lips.

Before you book your eyeliner appointment you should know this:

• Pick a time for your appointment when you don’t have any important events, as you won’t be able to wear makeup on the treated area for a week.
• For 48 hours before appointment don’t take aspirin and ibuprofen, and don’t drink alcohol.
• Book your top up appointment between 4-6 weeks after your initial treatment.

 

Who can benefit from permanent lip blush?

• People with sensitive skin who may have trouble using traditional makeup.
• Busy people who want to make their morning routine easier.
• People with unsteady hands or vision problems who find it difficult to apply lipstick.
• People with active lifestyles or athletes who need their makeup to stay in place during physical activity.
• Those with oily skin, where makeup wipes off during the day. People with uneven lip line or receding lip colour who want to enhance it to look even and more defined.

 

How to prepare for your permanent lip blush appointment?

• Do not take blood thinners for 2-3 days before appointment
• Do not drink coffee and caffeinated drinks on the day of your treatment
• Don’t drink alcohol 2-3 days before appointment
• Moisturise and look after your lips days leading to your appointment
• Don’t use retinols, vit C or AHA BHA acids for at least a month before your appointment
• Don’t tan

 

Permanent lip blush aftercare

• During the healing process, you may experience dry and peeling off skin. This is normal and that’s why you need to moisturise it well.
• Avoid removing any flaky skin, as this may lead to uneven pigmentation and scarring. Don’t touch, pick, peel or rub your lips.
• Apply the recommended aftercare cream after each wash. Wash your lips with sterile water 3-4 times a day or when necessary.
• Avoid pools, steam rooms, facial treatments, and tanning until your skin has fully healed.
• Don’t apply makeup in the first 5-7 days.
• Wash your hands well before touching your lips and before applying cream.
• Use sunscreen on your lips on sunny days.

 

Permanent lip blush contraindications

• Recent antibiotics, oral steroids in the last 6 months
• Autoimmune conditions
• Active viral, fungal, or skin infections
• Cold sores
• Keloid scarring
• Fresh tan or sunburn
• Fresh scars on your lips less than 6 months old
• Any current health conditions like cold or flu
• Cancer or chemotherapy
• Uncontrolled diabetes
• Blood thinners
• Psoriasis in the lip area
• Pregnancy and breastfeeding
• Epilepsy
• Kidney or liver disease
• Uncontrolled blood pressure
• Skin damage and lip filler less than 4 weeks before treatment

 

What may influence how long your permanent lip blush lasts?

• Some medications can influence how long pigment lasts
• Immune system
• Hormonal issues
• Faster metabolism
• Poor aftercare
• Lighter pigments fade faster
• Tanning

 

How long does it take for permanent lip blush to heal?

It takes around 5-7 days for the lip blush to heal on the outside, so you can start wearing makeup on it. But the invisible healing continues for 4-6 weeks, that’s why your lips can’t be touched up before then.

 

Is permanent lip blush painful?

We use numbing cream to make this treatment comfortable, but sensation may vary from person to person, as we all have different pain threshold levels.