


Lip Blush
Lip Blush is the latest cosmetic tattoo procedure that has taken the beauty industry by storm!
We have created our signature style of a soft, borderless lip, achieved by gently depositing pigments into the upper layers of lips for permanent results
Over time, your lips start to loose colour from the vermillion border (lip outline) and cupids bow (top centre dip) due to reduced haemoglobin levels. This results in lack of definition, loss of volume and an imbalance in symmetry.
We can help to restore your lips to a more youthful appearance by adding soft layers of colour and re-defining your natural border.
Our Signature Style...
Soft Border & Low Saturation
We pride ourselves on restoring your lips to their more youthful hues. A soft border and low saturation lip heals with the most natural result while visually improving lip definition and symmetry, and just like a flower in nature blooms, so does your lip blush after the healing process is complete.
Straight after your treatment, the pigment will appear vibrant, and your lips may experience temporary swelling (2-3 days). This is your bodies natural response to the treatment.
Your lips will go through an 8 week healing period. During which, the vibrancy of the colour will mute / soften and the true hue will bloom in the skin.
At 8 weeks, the skin is fully healed and a top up is carried out. The Lip Blush process is repeated to ensure even saturation throughout the lip, establishing the foundation for long lasting results of your lip blush treatment.
Does it Hurt?
Lip tissue is thin and delicate which is why we work very light in the skin.
The sensation of lip blush is similar to a light scratch, however, a numbing agent is applied during treatment for comfort.
How Long does it Last?
Lip Blush can show in the skin for 1-3 years depending on various factors:
Saturation, lifestyle, hormones, sun exposure, medications will all effect the longevity.
What colour is best for me?
Please bring your favourite lipsticks & liners to your appointment.
We will create your very own custom mix of pigment depending on the colour you want to achieve and the natural hues in your lip
How much does
it cost?
Consultation £20
(10 Mins)
Must be booked at least 48 hours prior to treatment
Full Treatment £365
(allow up to 3 hours)
8 Week Top Up FREE
(allow up to 3 hours)

A Lesson in Colour Theory
In lip blushing, colour theory is the science of predicting how a tattoo pigment will change once it interacts with the living undertones of a client's skin and natural lip tissue. Unlike traditional makeup that sits on top of the skin, lip blush pigment is implanted beneath the epidermis, meaning the final healed result is a mathematical combination of the pigment color and the natural lip undertone.
How Does Colour Theory Work?
HUE
The pure colour itself: Red, Orange, or Pink. Red serves as the core base for almost all lip pigments. But you may be surprised to hear that white, blue, and green are also present.
VALUE
The lightness to darkness of the colour. White creates a lighter tint, while black creates a darker shade.
SATURATION
The intensity or purity of the pigment. High saturation yields a vivid pop, while low saturation looks muted and natural. We change the intensity by both diluting the pigment and also implanting either a sheer application or higher volumes of pigment in the skin
What are Skin and Lipstick Undertones?
Skin undertones are the subtle, underlying hues beneath the surface colour that dictate how a lip blush shade will ultimately look in your skin.
While surface skin tone can change with sun exposure or scarring, undertones remain completely permanent.
Matching the undertone of your lipstick to the undertone of your skin creates a harmonious, vibrant look; mismatching them can make the makeup look harsh, muddy, or washed out.

We use this same colour theory to match your lip blush pigment with your natural hues.


