Lip blushing is suitable for majority of clients of all ages and lifestyles, this treatment is perfect for those who lack definition in their lips or ho suffer with lack of shape and symmetry, also those with super pale lips or blue toned lips, or even those who love lip stick but are sick of applying it every time they eat or drink! This treatment can be preformed on those with filler and without, if you are considering have lip filler we advise having this done 2-4 weeks prior having lip blush so the lips are settled.
There are so many different colours you can choose from as Sally had a wide colour range to choose from! Skin tones and lip undertones will also be taken into consideration when picking out colours best for you, Sally will colour swatch using masterclass tips and tricks to help you pick the best colour suited for your skin tone and be able to show you a true healed colour and will advise you on colour theory and what will be best suited to your skin tones.
Some clients may find some discomfort whilst having cosmetic treatments, I tell all clients ‘pain is beauty’ and we try our best to ensure all clients are at ease and as comfortable as possible throughout. You can purchase EMLA cream from the pharmacy and apply 1 hour before your treatment, we also use a secondary numbing ream which is applied throughout your appointment, however its advised that using numbing creams many clients will experience more redness and swelling with using numbing creams.
Lip blush tattooing can last anywhere between 2-3 years depending on the clients skin type and lifestyles, the colour will natural lighten and softer over time, w recommend a colour boost every 1 and a half years to 2 years to give your lips a refresh!
Wash your eyebrows every hour with cool boiled water with a clean cotton pad, dab dry and apply a small amount of bepanthen cream with a cotton bud after you have washed and dried. (Bepathen is a gentle antiseptic cream which will hep sooth the skin and prevent infections and scabbing occurring and will keep the skin hydrated). By washing your brows every hour on the first day you are preventing scabbing from occurring as you are washing the lymphatic fluid off the brows. For the next 10-14 days do not let any direct shower spray, locations such as face wash and moisturiser, soap or makeup touch your eyebrows.
Continue to use your bepanthen cream every couple of hours, go off what your own body is wanting for example if the cream is all soaked into the skin it means the area needs more moisture, if the cream is still on the skin it means the area is still hydrated. You can apply the cream with cotton buds to prevent infections from occurring, you want to be using a small pea size amount of cream so you are not over moisturising the brows as they may not be able to breath preventing them from healing. Your brows should not appear too greasy or shiny you may have used too much product if they are.
Makeup applied to the brows
Excessive sweating (salt in sweat can break down the pigment)
Swimming / saunas / jacuzzis / hot baths
Sun exposure / sun beds (UV / UVA rays can causes the eyebrow pigment to fade.
Avoid chemical treatments such as facial peels, creams containing retin-a or glycolic acid.
DO NOT pick, peel or scratch the scabs as this can cause scarring and can remove the pigment from the eyebrows whilst healing.
Avoid driving alcohol excessively as it may lead to slow healing.
Please wash your face carefully around your eyebrows and avoid getting the eyebrows wet, take a bath if easier when washing your hair.
Itching, redness flaking and swelling can occurring during the healing process.
If you have any unexpected problems please get in touch to discuss further information.