Aquarelle Lip Blush – Lip Enhancement
Lip Blushing is a semi-permanent cosmetic treatment that gives a light wash of color or blush of color to the lips. The results are very different from the hard solid look of lip tattooing done in the past. Once healed you can expect a look similar to that of a lip stain. There are options to have a more lipstick look to the lip blush as well as options for natural lip color correction.
Not only does this tint lips with color, but makes them appear fuller and more defined.
Lead Artist
$400+ (+$50 Touch Up)
Master Artist
$450+ (+$100 Touch Up)
Grand Master
$550+ (+$100 Touch Up)
Lip Liners
$350+
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- People who don’t have a naturally defined border and struggle to line their lips.
- Those who have loss of pigmentation and scarring.
- Those with dark or pigmented lips who would like to neutralize any purple, blue or ashy tones and make the lips a more uniform color. ( More lipstick look required)
A tiny mechanized needle deposits pigment into the lips, which builds layers of color. Results vary person to person and 2 sessions are needed for best results. Generally, lip blushing can last several years depending on how you care for the lip area and lifestyle choices.
- Moisturize your lips with vaseline daily until your appointment day
- If you are prone to cold sores, lip tattooing can cause outbreaks. You should take an anti-viral or cold sore medication which you can get from your physician. You can also take Lysine which is available at the health food store.
- Do not drink alcohol or caffeine 24 hours prior to your procedure (these are natural blood thinners that can cause excessive bleeding during the treatment)
- Do not take Aspirin, Niacin, Vitamin E, Fish Oil or Advil/Ibuprofen 24 hours before your procedure – unless medically necessary (these are blood thinners as well)
- Do not have filler injections in the lip area 2-3 weeks before your appointment.
- No tanning 2 weeks before and after treatment, this can affect the color of the ink when healed.
- Do not workout on the day of your treatment
- Have something to eat before the procedure as it can take up to 3 hours for your first session.
- If you are not feeling well and having flu-like symptoms you will need to reschedule your appointment.
DAY 1 (Swollen lips)
- Dab the lips with damp cotton to remove lymph and blood from treatment.
- Apply (clean and covered) ice pack to your lips to reduce the swelling.
- Before bedtime, dab the lips again with damp cotton and apply the ointment.
- *When you sleep, avoid sheets or pillows to touch your lips. DAY 2 (Swollen, darker and bigger lips)
- Wash your lips gently using mild soap, don’t rub.
- Apply the ointment 2-3 times a day or more to your lips, keep it moisturized at all times.
EATING & DRINKING
- Use a straw when drinking to avoid liquids touching your lips
- Don’t eat HOT, ACIDIC & SPICY foods
- Cut your food to smaller portions to avoid touching your lips
- Always clean your lips and mouth after eating to avoid infection
OTHER ACTIVITIES
- NO kissing
- NO smoking or vaping
- NO sunbathing, sunbed, steam, saunas
DAY 3-4 (Start to peel)
- Wash your lips gently using mild soap, don’t rub.
- Apply the ointment 2-3 times a day or more to your lips, keep it moisturized all the time.
- Don’t pick and rub the skin.
DAY 5-7 (Peeling has stopped, lips are looking pale)
- Wash your lips gently using mild soap, don’t rub.
- Apply the ointment 2-3 times a day or more to your lips, keep it moisturized all the time.
- Don’t pick and rub the skin.
WEEK 2-4
(60% of Lip color is coming back, could be patchy) Note: Darker lips could take time to heal and might take 8 weeks to see the result.
WEEK 6-8 – READY FOR TOUCH UP
