AIRBRUSHED AQUARELLE LIP BLUSH

AIRBRUSHED AQUARELLE LIP BLUSH

Aquarelle of Watercolour Lips are a special lip blushing technique that blends a color of your choice into your lips in a soft airbrush effect, similar to a lip tint. 

 Watercolour Lip doesn’t outline the lips into a defined shape, but rather gives the illusion of wearing no makeup, like your lips are naturally that color. This is achieved by a shaded, blended edge that’s less saturated in color than the center of the lips which gives a lip gloss effect, rather than a full-on, opaque lipstick look when healed. 

If you’re considering getting aquarelle lip blush tattoo done or have already scheduled an appointment, it’s essential to know what to expect after the procedure. I will walk you through everything you need to know about the recovery process, the do’s and don’ts, potential side effects, and much more.

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Aquarelle of Watercolour Lips are a special lip blushing technique that blends a color of your choice into your lips in a soft airbrush effect, similar to a lip tint. 

Watercolour Lip doesn’t outline the lips into a defined shape, but rather gives the illusion of wearing no makeup, like your lips are naturally that color. This is achieved by a shaded, blended edge that’s less saturated in color than the center of the lips which gives a lip gloss effect, rather than a full-on, opaque lipstick look when healed. 

If you’re considering getting aquarelle lip blush tattoo done or have already scheduled an appointment, it’s essential to know what to expect after the procedure. I will walk you through everything you need to know about the recovery process, the do’s and don’ts, potential side effects, and much more.

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If you’re considering getting a service done or have already scheduled an appointment, it’s essential to know what to expect after the procedure. I will walk you through everything you need to know about the recovery process, the do’s and don’ts, potential side effects, and much more.

BOOK NOW

Aquarelle lip blush is a two-step process: the initial procedure and a follow-up to perfect the session. You will schedule two sessions with your artist. Your consultation with the artist usually takes place during the first session.

ALL clients prone to cold sores must take an anti-viral medications such as Zovirax or Valtrex 

5 days prior to appointment and 5 days after your appointment. It must be taken it until healing is complete. For a prescription, please contact a walk-in clinic or your physician. NO EXCEPTIONS. This applies for all lip tattoos for anyone who has had a cold sore or blister even once in their life time. 

  • 3 MONTH BEFORE:
    No fillers or injections.
  • 72 HOURS BEFORE:
    NO BLOOD THINNERS; Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Vitamin E and Niacin, Advil and fish oil
  • 48 HOURS BEFORE: ON THE DAY OF THE PROCEDURE 

      No alcohol. 

      Exfoliate and moisturize your lips 

  • ON THE DAY OF THE PROCEDURE 

      No Caffeine 

      Please eat before you show up at your appointment. Please brush, floss your teeth, wash your hair before as you can’t get your lips wet for 3-4 days after your appointment 

PLEASE NOTE: FAILURE TO FOLLOW PRE-CARE INSTRUCTIONS MAY AFFECT THE OUTCOME OF YOUR FINAL RESULTS.

Before your first session, your artist may do a patch test on your skin to make sure you’re not allergic to the pigment ink.

You’ll start by discussing the style and colour of your lips that you wish to achieve. Then she will then draw out the desired shape and choose the right lip shade that suits you best. Once you agree to the shape and color, your technician will apply numbing cream to the area being worked on. She’ll then use the needles and pigment to shade over your lips to create a natural blush shade to your lips. 

After the initial session, you’ll return for a follow-up session in about 4-6 weeks at which the artist will perfect the look. She might add some 

colour to your lip. This is known as the touch-up to perfect the session.

Initially, your aquarelle lip blush color is brighter than expected. You may also have some swelling, discomfort and redness. The color will lighten as your lip blush heals and new skin develops over the area. It will take 6 to 8 weeks for your lip blush to fully heal to see final results.         

DAY 1

  • Lip blush are approximately 25-30 % darker right after the treatment.  
  • All clients will have some redness and swelling after the procedure
     

DAY 2

  • Swelling will subside
  • Lips will feel a little tender, tight and dry
     

DAY 3 

  • Scabbing begins  
  • Lips will continue to lighten and scab 

DAY 4- 6 

  • Scabs continue to fall off and lips will continue to lighten 

DAY 5-7 

  • Scabbing should be complete

WEEK 2 – 6

  • Color will lighten then darken day by day
  • True color will surface after 6 weeks

WEEK 5-6 

  • Time for a touch-up 

If you are unsure of which lip blush style or colour is best suitable for you, book any style for the time being. I will be discussing with you during the consultation on the day of your appointment.

 

The mouth is a breeding ground for bacteria, which means there is high risk of infection when getting the lip blush procedure done. These are things you Must avoid for the best healed results: 

  • Avoid eating & drinking for at least 3-5 hours after your appointment. 
  • It is important to keep the lips as clean as possible to prevent the chance of infection and promote healthy healing.
  • Refrain from smoking for the first 72 hours.
  • For the first 4 days, drink with a straw and eat using a fork.
  • Avoid getting the lip area wet. When taking a shower, try to keep water off your lips as much as possible. If soapy water enters the pigmented area, gently blot the area to dry. 
  • Do not pick, peel, rub or scratch your lips, this may cause scarring and or removal of the pigment.
  • No cleansers, creams, or makeup in or around the lip area.
  • No saunas, hot tubs, long steamy water or swimming.
  • Use a clean pillowcase and sleep on your back if possible, especially the first two nights.
  • Avoid sweaty workouts for the first 7 days. Any perspiration within the first 7 days of the healing process could result in loss of pigment.
  • Avoid spicy foods and colored drinks.
  • No kissing 

It depends. I would have to see your old tattoo first, to assess if it is fixable. And before I move forward with any appointments, I will need to see photos of your lip blush tattoo for evaluation. Please email me your photos to: 

If you are over 18, healthy and not pregnant or nursing and don’t have any following health conditions 

Restriction Apply if you are if Under the Following Conditions:

  • Pregnant or nursing
  • Diabetic
  • Have an auto-immune disease (consult your doctor, it may be possible) 
  • Undergoing Chemotherapy (consult your doctor)
  • History of Keloid Scars
  • Epilepsy Pacemaker or major heart problems
  • Skin irritations or Psoriasis near the treated area 
  • Take blood-thinning medication
  • Accutane in the past year (you must be off of Accutane for one year)
  • Bleeding disorder
  • Have allergies to alcohol, numbing agents, or inks 
  • If you have a history of cold sores, it is recommended to go to your doctor to get Valtrex or Zovirax prescribed to take 5 days prior procedure, your appointment date and 5 days after 
  • Have previous tattooed lips that is too big or dark. Please send me an email with no makeup of your lips for evaluation prior to booking

Typically lip blush treatments takes at least 2 sessions or 3 to achieve complete your desired lip colour. The first initial appointment is neutralize your lip color. After 6-8 weeks you need to come back for touch up. The body usually absorb the pigment unevenly. It is like applying nail polish. It needs at least 2-3 coats to achieve a solid colour.

The treatment usually last 2-3 years depending on your skin type and your lifestyle. The factors that cause the pigments to fade faster: if you’re a smoker, teeth whitening laser after the lip blush tattoo, exposed to the sun often, having an iron deficiency or you exfoliate your lips frequently. 

Yes, you can. Having the lip filler does not interfere with the lip tattooing process. I recommend to achieve the best result possible, lip filler and lip tattoo you Must be at least 4-5 weeks apart from each other.

Everyone has a different pain tolerance. Lips are one of the most thin and sensitive area. Since this technique has no contour, it considers to be very painless. It is recommended not to do the treatment while ladies have their period. Avoid drinking coffee or caffeine 24 hours before your lip blush appointment to prevent excessive bleeding. 

During your 2nd session, I will not only go over any areas that faded, but the entire lip as well to ensure that the end results is long-lasting so  you won’t need to come in as frequently for touch-ups. 

For all PMU lip blush, it will take 2 sessions to complete your desired lip color and ensure longevity. Just like when you apply nail polish, you need least 2-3 coats to achieve a solid color.

You can book your 2nd session 6 to 8 weeks after your 1st session. 

 

Please note: If you decide to come back for a second session after 12 weeks of your initial session, this could result in faded lip blush which may result in additional charges due to extra work that may be needed. It is highly recommended to schedule your 2nd session appointment within 2 months to avoid extra charges. 

After my 2nd Session, When Will I Need Another Touch up? 

If you want to keep your lip blush maintained, it is recommended to get a touch up every 12-15 months from your last session. 

If you wish not get a touch-up, your lip blush will last up to 3 years and they will eventually fade away. Longevity will vary per lifestyle, skin type and age. Lip blush touch-ups are like getting your nail touch-ups, if you go when your lip blush tattoo first starts fading, you simply have the color filled in. But if you wait longer than your artist recommends, you may need to start the whole lip blush tattoo procedure again. 

Aquarelle lip blush is a two-step process: the initial procedure and a follow-up to perfect the session. You will schedule two sessions with your artist. Your consultation with the artist usually takes place during the first session.

ALL clients prone to cold sores must take an anti-viral medications such as Zovirax or Valtrex 

5 days prior to appointment and 5 days after your appointment. It must be taken it until healing is complete. For a prescription, please contact a walk-in clinic or your physician. NO EXCEPTIONS. This applies for all lip tattoos for anyone who has had a cold sore or blister even once in their life time. 

  • 3 MONTH BEFORE:
    No fillers or injections.
  • 72 HOURS BEFORE:
    NO BLOOD THINNERS; Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Vitamin E and Niacin, Advil and fish oil
  • 48 HOURS BEFORE: ON THE DAY OF THE PROCEDURE 

      No alcohol. 

      Exfoliate and moisturize your lips 

  • ON THE DAY OF THE PROCEDURE 

      No Caffeine 

      Please eat before you show up at your appointment. Please brush, floss your teeth, wash your hair before as you can’t get your lips wet for 3-4 days after your appointment 

PLEASE NOTE: FAILURE TO FOLLOW PRE-CARE INSTRUCTIONS MAY AFFECT THE OUTCOME OF YOUR FINAL RESULTS.

Before your first session, your artist may do a patch test on your skin to make sure you’re not allergic to the pigment ink.

You’ll start by discussing the style and colour of your lips that you wish to achieve. Then she will then draw out the desired shape and choose the right lip shade that suits you best. Once you agree to the shape and color, your technician will apply numbing cream to the area being worked on. She’ll then use the needles and pigment to shade over your lips to create a natural blush shade to your lips. 

After the initial session, you’ll return for a follow-up session in about 4-6 weeks at which the artist will perfect the look. She might add some 

colour to your lip. This is known as the touch-up to perfect the session.

Initially, your aquarelle lip blush color is brighter than expected. You may also have some swelling, discomfort and redness. The color will lighten as your lip blush heals and new skin develops over the area. It will take 6 to 8 weeks for your lip blush to fully heal to see final results.         

DAY 1

  • Lip blush are approximately 25-30 % darker right after the treatment.  
  • All clients will have some redness and swelling after the procedure
     

DAY 2

  • Swelling will subside
  • Lips will feel a little tender, tight and dry
     

DAY 3 

  • Scabbing begins  
  • Lips will continue to lighten and scab 

DAY 4- 6 

  • Scabs continue to fall off and lips will continue to lighten 

DAY 5-7 

  • Scabbing should be complete

WEEK 2 – 6

  • Color will lighten then darken day by day
  • True color will surface after 6 weeks

WEEK 5-6 

  • Time for a touch-up 

If you are unsure of which lip blush style or colour is best suitable for you, book any style for the time being. I will be discussing with you during the consultation on the day of your appointment.

 

The mouth is a breeding ground for bacteria, which means there is high risk of infection when getting the lip blush procedure done. These are things you Must avoid for the best healed results: 

  • Avoid eating & drinking for at least 3-5 hours after your appointment. 
  • It is important to keep the lips as clean as possible to prevent the chance of infection and promote healthy healing.
  • Refrain from smoking for the first 72 hours.
  • For the first 4 days, drink with a straw and eat using a fork.
  • Avoid getting the lip area wet. When taking a shower, try to keep water off your lips as much as possible. If soapy water enters the pigmented area, gently blot the area to dry. 
  • Do not pick, peel, rub or scratch your lips, this may cause scarring and or removal of the pigment.
  • No cleansers, creams, or makeup in or around the lip area.
  • No saunas, hot tubs, long steamy water or swimming.
  • Use a clean pillowcase and sleep on your back if possible, especially the first two nights.
  • Avoid sweaty workouts for the first 7 days. Any perspiration within the first 7 days of the healing process could result in loss of pigment.
  • Avoid spicy foods and colored drinks.
  • No kissing 

It depends. I would have to see your old tattoo first, to assess if it is fixable. And before I move forward with any appointments, I will need to see photos of your lip blush tattoo for evaluation. Please email me your photos to: 

If you are over 18, healthy and not pregnant or nursing and don’t have any following health conditions 

Restriction Apply if you are if Under the Following Conditions:

  • Pregnant or nursing
  • Diabetic
  • Have an auto-immune disease (consult your doctor, it may be possible) 
  • Undergoing Chemotherapy (consult your doctor)
  • History of Keloid Scars
  • Epilepsy Pacemaker or major heart problems
  • Skin irritations or Psoriasis near the treated area 
  • Take blood-thinning medication
  • Accutane in the past year (you must be off of Accutane for one year)
  • Bleeding disorder
  • Have allergies to alcohol, numbing agents, or inks 
  • If you have a history of cold sores, it is recommended to go to your doctor to get Valtrex or Zovirax prescribed to take 5 days prior procedure, your appointment date and 5 days after 
  • Have previous tattooed lips that is too big or dark. Please send me an email with no makeup of your lips for evaluation prior to booking

Typically lip blush treatments takes at least 2 sessions or 3 to achieve complete your desired lip colour. The first initial appointment is neutralize your lip color. After 6-8 weeks you need to come back for touch up. The body usually absorb the pigment unevenly. It is like applying nail polish. It needs at least 2-3 coats to achieve a solid colour.

The treatment usually last 2-3 years depending on your skin type and your lifestyle. The factors that cause the pigments to fade faster: if you’re a smoker, teeth whitening laser after the lip blush tattoo, exposed to the sun often, having an iron deficiency or you exfoliate your lips frequently. 

Yes, you can. Having the lip filler does not interfere with the lip tattooing process. I recommend to achieve the best result possible, lip filler and lip tattoo you Must be at least 4-5 weeks apart from each other.

Everyone has a different pain tolerance. Lips are one of the most thin and sensitive area. Since this technique has no contour, it considers to be very painless. It is recommended not to do the treatment while ladies have their period. Avoid drinking coffee or caffeine 24 hours before your lip blush appointment to prevent excessive bleeding. 

During your 2nd session, I will not only go over any areas that faded, but the entire lip as well to ensure that the end results is long-lasting so  you won’t need to come in as frequently for touch-ups. 

For all PMU lip blush, it will take 2 sessions to complete your desired lip color and ensure longevity. Just like when you apply nail polish, you need least 2-3 coats to achieve a solid color.

You can book your 2nd session 6 to 8 weeks after your 1st session. 

 

Please note: If you decide to come back for a second session after 12 weeks of your initial session, this could result in faded lip blush which may result in additional charges due to extra work that may be needed. It is highly recommended to schedule your 2nd session appointment within 2 months to avoid extra charges. 

After my 2nd Session, When Will I Need Another Touch up? 

If you want to keep your lip blush maintained, it is recommended to get a touch up every 12-15 months from your last session. 

If you wish not get a touch-up, your lip blush will last up to 3 years and they will eventually fade away. Longevity will vary per lifestyle, skin type and age. Lip blush touch-ups are like getting your nail touch-ups, if you go when your lip blush tattoo first starts fading, you simply have the color filled in. But if you wait longer than your artist recommends, you may need to start the whole lip blush tattoo procedure again.