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Lipglow - Lipcontour
LipGlow is our signature lip technique that enhances your natural lip tone with a soft, pigmented tint, so you wake up with beautiful lips every day.
It’s perfect for those who want long-lasting color without the daily routine.
You can still wear your favorite lipstick, gloss, or stains on top—LipGlow works as a subtle base, not a limitation.
This is not a filler—but it can visually enhance your shape and create a fuller, more defined look using custom-blended pigments.
Prep Tip: Moisturize your lips in the days before and after your session for the best healing and most comfortable experience.
THE PROCEDURE REQUIRES APPROXIMATELY 1.5 HOURS, AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER, YOU CAN GO ABOUT YOUR REGULAR ROUTINE. A TOUCH UP IS REQUIRED 5-12 WEEKS AFTER THE INITIAL PROCEDURE. AFTER THAT TOUCH UPS ARE DETERMINED ON A INDIVIDUAL BASIS.
TOUCH UP
2 WEEKS BEFORE PROCEDURE:
Avoid all facials, bleaching treatments, or waxings around the lip area
Avoid extensive sun exposure and sunburn on the face
Cold Sores: If you’ve EVER had even 1 cold sore on the outside area of your mouth or on your lips you MUST take doctor prescribed VALTREX at least 3 days prior and 3 days after getting your lips tattoed. If you don’t- this procedure will trigger an outbreak that will affect healing- so this is very important & very easy to avoid.
INSTRUCTIONS
LIPGLOW POSTCARE
Immediately following the procedure:
1) We will provide you a lip moisturizer to use for 7 days. Only use this on your lips and gently apply with a clean q-tip a very light layer as needed for 7 days to help moisturize. Only a very thin layer is needed to allow the lip skin to breathe.
2) We will provide you wipes to gently dab your lips to remove any lymph fluid every hour for 4 hours after the appointment. Only do this for the first day. This is a very important step because if this mostly clear, yellowish fluid is not removed, it can cause scabbing, and more scabbing means less retention of the pigment. Don't be alarmed if a little pigment comes off onto the gauze. That is from the lymph fluid and completely normal.
3) You can apply ice to your lips off and on to help relieve swelling.
4) If your lips are really sore or swollen, you can take a pain reliever or anti-inflammatory medication like Advil or a more natural alternative like arnica pills.
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