Lip blush tattooing, also known as lip blushing, is a semi-permanent cosmetic tattooing technique designed to enhance the natural shape and color of the lips. It involves depositing pigments into the lips' upper layers, creating a subtle tint or blush effect. The result is a more defined lip shape, enhanced color, and a natural-looking finish. It can be customized to achieve various shades, to meet each individual needs. Typically lasts up to 5 years.

• Price: $400

• Touch up: $275 (done in 5 weeks)

• Annual colour boost: $375

• Duration: 3 hours

Pre & Post Lip Blush Care

 Pre-appointment:

1. 1-2 weeks to appointment continually use a lip scrub. You can make from home by using coconut oil and sugar.

2. HYDRATE! Drink as much water as possible so your lips are not dry at appointment.

3. NO Ibuprofen, caffeine or alcohol 24 hours pre-appointment. This is very important it will decide how pigment saturates and holds.

4. If prone to cold sores talk to your doctor and get on antiviral medication 5 days prior to treatment and 5 days after. 

Directly after treatment:

1. No sweating, sun exposure, hot tubs, sauna 10 days minimum after treatment.

2. You will receive an A&E Ointment, this is your “Gold” Apply rice size amount onto Qtip then apply to lips. Use as needed.

 The stages of healing from lip blush tattooing generally include:

1. Immediate Post-Procedure: The lips may appear swollen, and there could be some initial redness and tenderness. The color may appear darker than the desired outcome due to swelling and pigment saturation.

2. Days 1-3: Swelling and tenderness may peak during this time. The lips might feel tight, like a windburn. It's crucial to keep the area clean and avoid excessive moisture.

3. Days 4-7: The swelling typically starts to subside, but the lips may still feel dry and tight. Peeling may begin as the top layers of skin start to shed. It's essential to keep the lips moisturized to prevent cracking and promote healing.

4. Days 8-14: Shedding and peeling continue, and the color of the lips may appear uneven as the pigment settles. It's essential to resist the urge to pick to avoid uneven healing and pigment loss.

 Week 2 and Beyond: 

The lips gradually heal, and the color begins to soften and blend more naturally with the skin. It's essential to continue moisturizing and protecting the lips from sun exposure to maintain the longevity of the tattoo.

Powder ombré brow tattoo is a semi-permanent makeup technique where pigment is implanted into the skin in a gradient pattern, creating a soft, pixelated powdered effect that mimics the look of filled-in brows. Perfect for those wanting a more defined brow shape with a natural finish.

• Price: $400

• Touch up: $275 (Done in 5 weeks)

• Annual colour boost: $375

•Duration: 3 Hours

Ombré Powder Brow Tattoo Aftercare:

1. Immediate Care (Day 1):

   • Gently blot the treated area with clean eye pad to remove any excess lymph fluid or blood.

   • Apply a thin layer of A&E ointment provided by your tattoo artist to keep the area hydrated and promote healing.

2. First Few Days (Days 1-5):

   • Avoid getting the treated area wet, including swimming, bathing, or excessive sweating.

   • Be cautious when washing your face. Use a gentle cleanser and avoid directly scrubbing or rubbing the brow area.

   • Keep your hands clean and avoid touching the treated area to prevent infection.

   • Avoid exposure to direct sunlight and tanning beds, as UV rays can fade the pigment and cause irritation.

3. Healing Phase (Days 5-14):

   • Continue to keep the area clean and use ointment as instructed by your tattoo artist.

   • It's normal for the treated area to shed and itch during this phase. Do not scratch or pick to avoid pigment loss.

   • Avoid applying makeup or other skincare products directly on the treated area until it's fully healed.

4. Long-Term Care (After Healing):

   • Once the area has fully healed, continue to protect your brows from prolonged sun exposure by wearing sunscreen or avoiding excessive sun exposure.

   • Depending on your skin type and lifestyle, annual colour boost or touch-ups may be necessary to maintain the desired look.

Always follow the specific aftercare instructions provided by your tattoo artist, as individual techniques and preferences may vary. 

A lash enhancement tattoo is a semi-permanent cosmetic procedure where pigment is tattooed between the lash line to create the appearance of fuller, thicker lashes. It's often used to define the eyes with a pop to your eye colour resulting in a natural-looking enhancement that can last for several years.

• Price: $275

• Touch up: $150 (Done in 5 weeks (if needed))

• Duration: 1 hour

Aftercare for a lash enhancement tattoo typically involves keeping the area clean and dry for the first few days, avoiding touching. It's also essential to avoid exposure to sunlight, saunas, and swimming pools during the initial healing period. Do not use any mascara or makeup on eyelids until healed in 14 days. 

Saline tattoo removal, also known as saline tattoo lightening or fading, is a method of removing facial tattoos. During the procedure, a saline solution is deposited into the skin, this process helps to break down the ink particles in the skin, causing the tattoo to gradually lift and fade over time. Multiple sessions may be required depending on the size, color, and depth of the previous work done. It's considered a safer and less painful, and much more cost effective alternative to laser tattoo removal.

• Price: $225 per session

• Duration: 1 hour

• 5 weeks between sessions

Aftercare LIFT Saline Tattoo Removal:

After undergoing saline tattoo removal, it's crucial to follow proper aftercare to promote healing and minimize potential complications. Here are some general guidelines:

1. Keep the area clean: Gently wash the treated area with mild soap and water once a day to prevent infection.

2. Apply a healing ointment: A&E healing ointment will be provided with treatment.

3. Avoid sun exposure: Protect the treated area from direct sunlight, as UV rays can interfere with the healing process and increase the risk of scarring. 

4. Avoid picking or scratching: It's natural for the skin to scab and itch as it heals, but avoid picking or scratching at the scabs, as this can prolong the healing process and increase the risk of infection and scarring.

5. Follow-up appointments: Typically 5 weeks to schedule following appointment if desired results are not an achieved. Depending on saturation and artist previous work it may require multiple sessions. 

​Stay hydrated and eat healthily:

Drink plenty of water and eat a balanced diet rich in vitamins and nutrients to support your body's natural healing process.

Microneedling, also known as collagen induction therapy, involves using a device with fine needles to create tiny punctures in the top layer of the skin. These micro-injuries stimulate the body's natural wound healing process, promoting collagen and elastin production. This encourages skin renewal and can improve the appearance of wrinkles, scars, and overall skin youthfulness.

• Price: $200 per session

• Duration: 45 mins

• 4 weeks between sessions

Microneedling Aftercare​​

1. Client will do a warm water splash to reactivate hydraulic acid the evening of their appointment.

2. Following morning: Wash off residual, and put on a collagen mask for 45 mins. No skin care for the rest of the day.

3. Day 3: Use a gentle cleanser and moisturizer.

4. Day 4: Return to your regular regime.

Stay hydrated and eat healthily:

Drink plenty of water and eat a balanced diet rich in vitamins and nutrients to support your body's natural healing process.