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What Our Clients Say
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I love my eyebrows and my lip blushing! Her demeanor is sweet and she’s very attentive to ...more
Great service and she knows what she’s doing ! First time doing my eyebrows a little worr...more
Rita provides absolutely wonderful service !
Today she was able to fit me in quickly, even...more
Awesome place, good customer service, excellent work! I love that she makes you feel at ho...more
Aiya and I are Tango teachers at Napa Valley College and in the East Bay area. We really a...more
Rita did an excellent job with Lip Blushing. She is detail oriented and patient. She is GR...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lip Blush.
Lip Blush is a semi-permanent cosmetic tattoo that deposits pigment into the lips' upper layers. A trained artist custom-blends color and uses micro-needling to create soft shading and definition. Results settle during healing and can last many months to years.
Most clients experience mild discomfort like a light scratch. We apply topical anesthetic to minimize sensation. Expect swelling, tenderness, and light scabbing for about one to two weeks; following aftercare instructions helps ensure smooth healing and color retention.
Longevity varies by skin type, lifestyle, and pigment, but Lip Blush typically lasts 1–3 years. Many clients choose a color-refresh at 12–18 months. Sun, exfoliation, and certain skincare can accelerate fading, so aftercare matters.
Ideal candidates seek subtle enhancement, color correction, or improved symmetry. Most healthy adults qualify. Not recommended during pregnancy, active cold sores, or uncontrolled medical conditions. A consultation evaluates suitability and customizes color and technique.
Avoid blood thinners, alcohol, and intense exercise 48 hours before. Stop retinol and exfoliants one week prior. Arrive with clean, makeup-free lips. We'll review your medical history and discuss desired color and shape during consultation.
Keep lips clean and moisturized with provided balm, avoid sun, swimming, and heavy sweating for two weeks. Do not pick scabs. Use SPF after healing to prolong color. Full recovery takes about 2–4 weeks; follow your artist's care plan.