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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Full Lip Blush.
Full Lip Blush commonly lasts 12 to 24 months. A follow-up touch-up at six to twelve months is recommended to refresh pigment. Longevity depends on skin type, sun exposure, and skincare; periodic maintenance keeps color even and vibrant.
We use topical numbing before and during the treatment to minimize discomfort. Most clients report mild pressure or tingling rather than pain. Sensitivity varies; lips are more sensitive, but numbing and gentle techniques keep the experience tolerable and quick.
To prepare, avoid aspirin, NSAIDs, alcohol, and excessive sun exposure for 48–72 hours. If you get cold sores, inform your technician; antiviral medication may be advised. Bring a list of medications and arrive with clean, makeup-free lips.
Immediately lips appear brighter, more defined, and slightly fuller; mild swelling and redness are normal. Pigment initially looks stronger and will soften significantly during healing. Expect flaking and color settling over one to two weeks, with final tone at your touch-up.
Yes — when performed by a trained artist, Full Lip Blush can suit most skin types and tones. We custom-blend pigments for undertones and adjust technique for scars or hyperpigmentation. A consultation evaluates suitability, allergies, and any medical considerations before treatment.
Keep lips clean and moisturized with recommended balm; avoid picking scabs. No makeup, swimming, saunas, or strenuous exercise for one week. Use SPF once healed and avoid exfoliating products. Follow the technician's detailed aftercare to ensure even healing and optimal pigment retention.