LIP BLUSH
FACTS AND INFORMATION

• Sweat can remove pigment and must be avoided during the first week of healing, especially the first 48 hours after the service. Please adjust your workout schedule accordingly — this is very important

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• Expect the lip color to appear much brighter and more intense than the final result for the first few days. This is temporary. The pigment will soften and look more natural as it heals. The final result should not be judged until 4–6 weeks after the service

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• A complementary Perfecting Visit (touch-up) is included with all permanent makeup services and takes place approximately 8 weeks after the initial appointment. At this visit, the healed result is assessed and any needed adjustments are made. This complimentary appointment is forfeited if you cancel or reschedule with less than 48 hours’ notice, and a $150 Rebooking Fee will apply if you wish to reschedule it*

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• Chemicals regularly applied on or around the pigmented area (including certain medical-grade skincare ingredients) can fade or alter the appearance of the pigment over time

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• Pigment should be given at least 2 weeks to fully settle in the skin before prolonged sun exposure or swimming. Please keep this in mind when planning vacations or outdoor activities. After healing is complete, daily use of SPF lip balm is recommended

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• Intense sun exposure will negatively affect pigment retention over time

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• Complications from Permanent Makeup are extremely rare. The needles used are sealed, sterile, and single-use. All supplies are properly disposed of after each service. Any post-procedure issues are almost always related to improper aftercare ​

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• Allergic reactions are uncommon. In fact, Permanent Makeup is often a good option for people who are sensitive to traditional cosmetics. The pigments used are hypoallergenic and from highly reputable sources​​

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• While your complete satisfaction is the goal, results cannot be guaranteed. Factors such as skin type, undisclosed health conditions, medications, and aftercare can all affect the final outcome

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