Guidance for Clients

A Lip Tattoo, also known as Lip Color, is a semi-permanent makeup procedure that enhances the natural color of your lips by applying pigment to the lip area. This procedure helps create fuller, more defined lips with a soft, natural-looking tint, eliminating the need for daily lipstick or lip liners.

Anyone looking to enhance their lip color, define the shape of their lips, or achieve a more youthful, even tone can benefit from a lip tattoo. It's ideal for those with pale, uneven, or dark lips who want a boost in color or definition.

The procedure uses a specialized tattooing tool to deposit color pigments into the lips. The artist works to blend the pigment with your natural lip color to create a beautiful, even, and enhanced lip tone. The result is a natural, yet defined color that lasts for a long time

Most clients experience minimal discomfort during the procedure, as a numbing cream is applied to the lip area before treatment. While everyone’s pain tolerance differs, most people find the procedure tolerable.

A Lip Tattoo typically lasts anywhere from 1 to 3 years, depending on factors like skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. Touch-up sessions may be necessary to maintain the color over time.

While it’s called a "tattoo," a lip tattoo is semi-permanent. The pigments used in the procedure gradually fade over time, allowing you to enjoy long-lasting results but still have the option to change your look later.

The procedure typically takes about 1.5 to 2 hours. This includes the consultation, numbing, pigment selection, and the application of the tattoo. The length of the treatment may vary based on the complexity of your lip shape and desired outcome.

After the procedure, you may experience some swelling, redness, or tenderness. These side effects are temporary and typically subside within 24-48 hours. You may also notice some flaking or peeling as your lips heal, but the final color will settle in after a few weeks.

Proper aftercare is essential for the best results. We recommend avoiding excessive moisture, sun exposure, and makeup for the first 7 days. You will also need to apply the prescribed ointment to aid healing and prevent infection.

After the healing process, which usually takes around 7 to 10 days, you can wear regular lipstick. Until then, it’s best to avoid applying any cosmetics to your lips.

Yes, a Lip Tattoo is perfect for correcting uneven pigmentation or dark lips. It can balance out your lip color and give your lips a uniform, natural look.

Yes, the goal of a Lip Tattoo is to enhance your natural lip color and shape, giving you a soft, natural finish. The pigment is carefully chosen to complement your skin tone and desired outcome.

Yes, we will work with you to choose a color that complements your natural lip tone and meets your preferences. Whether you prefer a natural, rosy tint or a more defined, bold lip color, we can customize the pigment to match your desired outcome.

Yes, a Lip Tattoo can help correct discoloration caused by smoking. It can create a more uniform, youthful appearance for lips that have become darkened due to smoking habits.

If you’re not satisfied with the results, a touch-up session can be scheduled to refine the color. Over time, the pigment fades, so it’s possible to change the color or shape with additional treatments.

Most clients require only one session for a noticeable result. However, a follow-up session may be recommended for touch-ups or adjustments to ensure the color sets evenly and lasts longer.

Yes, Lip Tattoo is suitable for most people, including those with sensitive lips. We use high-quality pigments and follow a thorough consultation process to ensure the procedure is safe and effective for your skin type.

Before getting a Lip Tattoo, it’s important to avoid consuming alcohol, caffeine, or blood-thinning medications for at least 24 hours. Additionally, refrain from using lip products like lip balms, glosses, or liners on the day of the procedure.

If you're unhappy with the natural color of your lips or have uneven pigmentation, you could be a good candidate for a Lip Tattoo. We offer free consultations to assess your lips and determine if the treatment is right for you.

The cost of a Lip Tattoo depends on the clinic, location, and the complexity of the procedure. Contact us for a consultation and detailed pricing information tailored to your specific needs.