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@lovesloan

San Antonio, Texas

@lovesloan

Dec 29th, 2023

@lovesloan

San Antonio, Texas

@lovesloan

Dec 29th, 2023

@lovesloan

San Antonio, Texas

@lovesloan

Dec 29th, 2023

@lovesloan

San Antonio, Texas

@lovesloan

Dec 29th, 2023

Lip Blush is low-maintenance beauty that let's you reclaim your time. It's beauty that fits into your life.

Lip blush is a form of semi-permanent makeup that enhances the natural color, shape, and definition of your lips. Using a cosmetic tattooing technique, pigment is gently deposited into the lips for a soft, natural look.

Lip blush typically lasts 2–3 years, depending on your skin type, lifestyle, and how well you follow the aftercare instructions. A touch-up is recommended 6–8 weeks after the initial session to perfect the results.

The procedure is relatively painless for most clients. A topical numbing agent is applied before and during the session to minimize discomfort. Clients often describe the sensation as a slight scratching or tingling.

After procedure, lips may be vibrant and swollen. Color softens over 7-10 days. Peeling is normal. Follow aftercare for best outcome.

Absolutely! During your consultation, I’ll work with you to create a custom color that complements your natural lip tone and personal preferences for a beautiful, natural result.

The lip blush procedure typically takes about 3-4 hours, including the consultation, numbing process, and tattooing.

Lip blush uses a specialized technique, needles and pigment designed for the delicate skin of the lips. The pigment is softer and fades gradually over time, unlike the bold and permanent inks used in traditional tattoos.

Yes, lip blush pairs beautifully with lip fillers! However, it’s best to wait 4 weeks after fillers before getting lip blush to ensure your lips have healed and settled. However, those with keloids, nodules or scar-tissue from filler are not recommended for lip blush.

  • Under 18 year-old.
  • Diabetes (uncontrolled) . If it is Controlled, please present Doctor's Approval Note.
  • Pregnant and lactating women (while nursing)
  • Glaucoma
  • Currently taking blood-thinning medications (e.g. Aspirin or related)
  • Currently on Cortisone, Steroids, Acutaine, Renova, Coumadin, Heparin.
  • Have skin diseases such as: Psoriasis, eczema, undiagnosed rashes and blisters.
  • Allergic to makeup and colors, or easily trigger post inflammatory hyper-pigmentation.
  • High blood pressure and heart conditions may need doctors note.
  • Blood disorder such as hemophilia, sickle cell anemia and platelet disorder.
  • Keloids or hypertrophic scarring on the face.
  • Severe acne on or around the treated area.
  • Chemotherapy: please wait at least 6 months post-chemotherapy
  • For lips procedure: we cannot perform if you currently experiencing herpes or coldsore.
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Flawless results start with flawless prep.

30 days before

Avoid Lip Fillers or Botox: Skip any lip fillers, Botox, or similar cosmetic treatments near the lip area at least 4 weeks before your appointment.

Hydrate Your Lips: Start using a hydrating lip balm daily to keep your lips soft and moisturized.

Drink plenty of water to ensure your lips are hydrated from within.

Protect From Sun Exposure:

Avoid prolonged sun exposure or tanning beds. Sunburned or chapped lips will not take pigment well. Always use a lip balm with SPF when outdoors.

2 Weeks Before

Discontinue Exfoliating Products:

Avoid Retin-A, retinol, or exfoliating acids (AHAs or BHAs) near your lips for at least 2 weeks before your session. These products can make the skin too sensitive.

Avoid Skin Treatments Around Lips:

Hold off on facial treatments like chemical peels, micro needling, or laser treatments that affect the lip area.

Minimize Sun Exposure:

Continue protecting your lips with SPF balm and avoid any tanning sessions. Sun damage can make the lip tissue too fragile for the procedure.

2-3 Days Before

Take Antiviral Medication (If Prone to Cold Sores):

If you’ve had cold sores before, begin taking an antiviral medication like Valtrex or Acyclovir to prevent an outbreak during healing. Consult your doctor for the correct prescription and dosage.

Avoid Blood Thinners:

Avoid alcohol and caffeine, as both can thin your blood and lead to increased sensitivity or bruising during the procedure.

Stop taking aspirin, ibuprofen, and supplements like fish oil, Vitamin E, or ginseng for the same reason.

Appointment Day

Arrive With Clean, Natural Lips:

Do not apply makeup or any other product to your lips.

Eat a Meal Beforehand:

Lip blush sessions can take a few hours, so make sure you’ve eaten and are comfortable.

Dress for Comfort:

Wear cozy clothing and bring items like headphones to help you relax during the session.

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Seal the deal with stellar after-care.

First 5 Days

Blot & Cleanse:

Gently blot lips with a anti-septic wipe as needed.

Clean lips morning and night with a damp cotton pad; avoid soaking.

Apply Healing Balm:

Use A+D balm regularly to keep lips hydrated. Apply with clean fingers or a cotton swab. Avoid Vaseline type products.

Avoid Touching & Picking:

Do not touch, pick, or rub your lips to prevent irritation or infection. Avoid kissing or preforming oral sex.

Protect Lips:

Avoid spicy, salty, or acidic foods; drink through a straw when possible.

Avoid sun exposure; use artist-approved SPF balm if outdoors.

Stay Dry:

Keep lips dry and avoid swimming, saunas, steam rooms, or hot tubs. Avoid sun exposure.

No Makeup or Skincare:

Do not apply makeup, lip products, or skincare near your lips during this time.