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What Our Clients Say
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Love love love the work of my lash tech. Clean studio, friendly, and her work ethics is ch...more
Amazing service. I love how my lashes lasted me. Warm welcoming I totally recommend her. I...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lip Blush.
Initial color is visible immediately, with optimal results after healing. We recommend a touch-up 6 to 13 weeks after the first session; many clients maintain results up to two years with periodic refreshes.
We apply topical anesthetic and use gentle technique to minimize discomfort. Most clients experience mild pressure or tingling during treatment, with sensitivity easing within 24 to 72 hours and standard aftercare improving comfort.
Avoid blood thinners, alcohol, aspirin, and certain supplements 48 to 72 hours before your appointment. Hydrate, avoid sunburned lips, and bring reference photos. We review medical history and patch-test if needed.
Expect initial swelling and brighter pigment for a few days, then flaking and softening as lips heal. Final color settles around 4 to 6 weeks, and the recommended 6 to 13 week touch-up perfects tone and shape.
Yes. Lip Blush pigments are blended to camouflage discoloration, enhance symmetry, and add natural-looking color. Shade and technique are customized based on skin tone and desired intensity.
Temporary effects include swelling, tenderness, and mild scabbing. Rare risks include infection or allergic reaction; we minimize them with consultations, sterile technique, patch testing, and clear aftercare instructions.