It’s 2020 – pigmenting lips doesn’t luckily mean outlining them with dark red ink anymore. Instead, Lip Blush (also known as Lip Contour) is a modern technique that’s performed with a hand held machine. Tiny dots of pigment are set into the skin by softly puncturing the skin with sterile needles. The depth of the color is achieved by layering the pigments multiple times. Careful application of pigments results in subtle and natural looking lips.

Duration: 3 hours

 Treatment in 9 steps:

1. Reading and signing the contract.
2. Consultation – deciding the shape and color for the lips.
3. Outlining the shape and checking it with the client. Fixing it, if needed.
4. Applying first layer of pigment into the skin.
5. Applying anesthetic on the open wound.
6. Building up the color.
7. Leaving the pigments to set into the skin for approx. 5 mins.
8.  Wiping the pigment off and applying creme, if necessary.
9. Following the aftercare instructions and deciding the time for the touch-up session.

Lip Blush is not suitable for you, if you are/have…

• Under the age of 18
• Pregnant or breastfeeding
• Blood disease, such as HIV
• Intoxicated
• Skin inflammation on your lips
• Sick with cold/flu
• Medication that is not compatible with Lip Blush (i.e. acne medications or medications that thin blood or contain tretinoin)
• Medical condition that is not compatible with Lip Blush (i.e. skin irritations or conditions, chronic illnesses, allergies)

Lip Blush may not be suitable for you, if…

• Your skin is prone to keloid scars
• You’ve recently had lip fillers (we suggest you wait at least 4 weeks before the treatment)
• You’ve recently had COVID-19 vaccination (we suggest you wait 2 weeks before the treatment)

Remember to consult your doctor, if you’re unsure whether the treatment is suitable for you!

Please note! Lip Blush and other PMU Lips treatments may cause cold sores even if you don’t have HSV or haven’t had cold sores before. I advice my clients to take suitable medicine to prevent cold sores from breaking out. Consult your doctor to find out, which medicine works for you and how to use it.

For the first 24 hours

• Do not touch or wash the lips

For the first 48 hours

• Avoid excess sweating

For the first 7 days

• Apply cream twice a day – always wash your hands first!
• Do not wear make-up on the lips
• Avoid exposure to sun
• Avoid swimming and sauna
• Do not exfoliate the lips
• After shower, dab the water off with a clean towel – do not rub
• Wash the lips with lukewarm water and a gentle cleanser

Please note! Following the aftercare instructions is essential to prevent infections and to achieve the best possible results.