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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lip Blush.
Lip blush typically lasts 1–3 years depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. Fading occurs gradually; most clients schedule a color refresh at 12–18 months. Sun exposure, exfoliation, and certain products can shorten pigment longevity.
Most clients report mild discomfort similar to light scratching; topical numbing is applied for comfort. Initial swelling and bolder color are normal; healing takes about 7–14 days with pigment settling over 4–6 weeks. Follow aftercare to ensure optimal results.
Yes — we consult on shade selection that complements your skin tone, natural lip color, and personal style. We use high-quality pigments and perform color mapping during the appointment to preview results and ensure a flattering, natural outcome.
Contraindications include active cold sores, pregnancy or breastfeeding, certain skin conditions, recent facial procedures, or blood-clotting disorders. A consultation and possibly physician clearance are required for some medical histories to ensure safety and optimal healing.
Avoid blood-thinning medications, alcohol, and caffeine for 24–48 hours if possible; stop retinol or exfoliating products around the mouth for a week. If prone to cold sores, take antiviral medication as advised. Arrive with clean, makeup-free lips.
Keep lips clean and moisturized with recommended ointments, avoid picking scabs, sun exposure, saunas, and heavy exercise for the first week. Expect color to soften during healing; adhere to your technician's instructions and attend the scheduled touch-up for best long-term results.