Lip Care Instructions

Lip Blush - Pre-Care & Day Of

6 Weeks Before — Avoid lip fillers

Swelling or filler migration can affect tattoo symmetry.

2 Weeks Before — Stop Retinol and exfoliants

These can make lips overly sensitive.

2 Weeks Before — Gently exfoliate and moisturize daily

Smooth, hydrated lips absorb pigment evenly.

1 Week Before — Avoid tanning

Sun exposure can dry and irritate lips.

1 Week Before — Start L-Lysine if prone to cold sores

Helps prevent an outbreak triggered by tattooing.

72 Hours Before — Begin antiviral medication if prescribed

Prevents cold-sore flare-ups during healing.

24 Hours Before — Avoid caffeine, alcohol, and vigorous activity

These can thin the blood and cause excessive swelling.

Day of Appointment — Eat before your session

Maintains comfort and blood-sugar levels.

Day of Appointment — Arrive with clean, product-free lips

Ensures pigment adheres evenly.

Lip Blush - After-Care

Keep lips moisturized using the provided ointment

Prevents cracking and pigment loss.

Avoid spicy foods, makeup, and hot drinks for 48 hours

Heat and friction can irritate the area.

Do not pick or peel

Lifting flakes prematurely removes pigment.

Avoid direct sun, saunas, and pools for 10 days

Protects color and reduces infection risk.

Expect lips to lighten 40–60%

Color will appear brighter at first, then settle into a softer tone.

What You Should Know

Healing stages

Lip blush heals in stages — bright at first, then fades to a soft natural hue.

Healing timeline

Healing takes about 7–10 days; full color develops over 4–6 weeks.

Touch-up

A touch-up perfects tone and ensures even coverage.