Lip blush is meant to give you a soft, natural tint. Sometimes it heals patchy, shifts to a shade you didn't pick, or just stops feeling like you. Whatever the reason, you can change it.
Why lip colour can shift
Lip pigments are usually blends, and parts of a blend can fade at different speeds. Your natural lip colour and how your lips heal also change how it looks over time. That's why a rosy tint can end up warmer, cooler or darker than you expected.
Test spot first, always
Cosmetic pigments are made differently from regular tattoo ink, and some, especially skin-toned, white or very light shades, can react unpredictably to a laser. So we always treat a small test spot first and check how your pigment responds before treating the whole area. This matters a lot for lip blush, because lip shades often include light, warm or skin-toned colours.
Fade or remove?
Some people want to lighten their lip blush so it can be redone in a better shade. Others want it gone. We'll talk through both at your free consult and make a plan around your goal.
Comfort
Lips are sensitive, and we treat them that way. We numb first, cool the skin throughout, and give you breaks whenever you need them. You set the pace.
Healing
Healing looks a little different for everyone. Before you leave, we'll walk you through your aftercare and what's normal, and we'll book your next session when your lips are ready.
How many sessions, and what does it cost?
We don't give a set number of sessions, because every tattoo is different. Pigment, depth, age, placement, your goal and how your body heals all play a part. At your free consult we'll look at it together and give you an honest estimate.
Cosmetic tattoo removal is quoted at your free consult, once we've seen the area, the pigment and your goals. 0% in-house financing is available.
See more on our lip blush and lip liner removal page.