Lip Blush Treatment - Permanent Makeup, Eyebrows, Lip blush, Eyeliner, Aesthetics

Lip Blush treatment is the perfect way to transform thin or uneven lips, or lips that have lost shape and fullness with age, restoring volume and creating a perfect shape. Maybe you just want a permanent lip blush on your already perfect lips. A tint is created using only the best award winning pigments from Long-Time-Liner, choose to enhance your natural lip colour or be bold.

Benefits

Defines Lips
Subtle or bold permanent colour
Wake up with make up
Balance uneven lips

Prices

Consultation: FREE
Treatment: £325.00 including retouch 4-12 weeks later.
Maintaince & colour boost
within 6 months £150.00
up to 1 year £190.00
up to 2 years £225

Lip Neutrilization: £375
Please call to discuss: 0207 932 0809.

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The Lip Blush Treatment

Consultation

The first stage is a consultation. This is normally done as part of your initial treatment, but can be done separately. I will talk with you about what you are trying to achieve and what can be recommended to you. Once I have an idea of the look you are aiming for I measure and draw / reshape your Lips with a makeup pencil so you can see what it will look like. I will never begin the tattoo process until you are completely happy with what it is going to look like.

Treatment

I gently apply pigment to the Lips using a very fine needle. You may feel a slight discomfort however I will check with you throughout the process to ensure you are as pain free as possible. The process normally takes around 90-120 minutes but varies from person to person. After the treatment you will be given an aftercare pack to take home. Your Lip colour will change throughout the healing process until you come back for your retouch, Your Lips may swell and be tender after this treatment.

Retouch

A second appointment is needed 5-12 weeks after your initial treatment. This is usually quicker than the first appointment but is necessary to add more pigment to the lip area. As the area is healing, some parts may lose pigment or become patchy. This is completely normal as everyone heals differently.