Lip Blush

COMING NOVEMBER 2026

What is Lip Blush?

Lip blush is a form of semi-permanent cosmetic tattooing that enhances the natural shape, definition, and colour of your lips. Using a specialist device to deposit pigment into the skin, the treatment adds a soft, flattering tint that mimics the look of a perfectly applied lip colour — without the daily upkeep.

Unlike traditional lip fillers, lip blush does not add volume. Instead it works with your natural lip shape to define the edges, even out any asymmetry, and add a wash of colour that looks effortlessly natural. The result is lips that look polished and put together even when you are wearing no makeup at all.

At Blossom Beauty, lip blush begins with a consultation before any treatment takes place. This gives Katie the opportunity to understand exactly what you are looking for, assess your lips, choose the right pigment shade for your skin tone, and make sure the treatment is right for you before you commit.

Results typically last between one and three years depending on your skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare, with a top up appointment recommended to perfect and maintain the colour.

Who is it for?

Lip blush at Blossom Beauty may be right for you if you:

want defined, coloured lips without the daily effort of applying lip liner or lipstick
feel your lips lack definition, colour, or symmetry
want a natural, wearable result rather than an obvious or dramatic look
are tired of lip colour fading, feathering, or wearing off throughout the day
want to wake up every morning with lips that already look their best
are looking for a long lasting investment in your everyday appearance
want a thorough consultation and personalised colour match before committing to treatment

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Treatment Benefits

Defined lip shape
Long lasting colour
Natural finish
No daily upkeep

Improved symmetry
Enhanced confidence
Time saving
Colour matched results

Soft natural tint
Low maintenance beauty
Wearable everyday look
Semi permanent results

AT A GLANCE

Treatment Overview

APPOINTMENT LENGTH

3 Hours

DOWNTIME

5–10 days, complete healing beneath the surface can take around 4–6 weeks.

RESULTS

Immediate - top-up is usually recommended 6–8 weeks after the initial treatment

DURATION OF RESULTS

2–3 years before a colour refresh is needed

COST

£350

CONSULTATION REQUIRED

Yes

Wake up to lips that are already done. Lip blush gives you that effortless, put together look every single day without a liner or lipstick in sight.

Pre & Post Treatment Advice

- Keep your lips well moisturised for 5–7 days before your appointment.
- Gently exfoliate your lips 2–3 times during the week before treatment to remove dry skin (avoid exfoliating on the day of treatment).
- Drink plenty of water and stay well hydrated.
- Eat a meal before your appointment to help prevent light-headedness.
- Avoid alcohol for 24 hours before treatment.
- Avoid excessive caffeine on the day of your appointment if possible.
- Avoid aspirin, ibuprofen, or other blood-thinning medication for 24–48 hours before treatment unless prescribed by your doctor. Do not stop prescribed medication without medical advice.
- Avoid fish oil, vitamin E, garlic supplements, and other supplements that may increase bruising for 48 hours before treatment, unless medically advised to continue them.
- Avoid sunburn or excessive sun exposure before your appointment.
- Arrive with clean lips, free from lipstick, lip balm, or gloss if possible.

- Your lips will appear much brighter and darker immediately after treatment. This is normal and the colour will soften significantly as they heal.
  Mild swelling, tenderness, tightness, and dryness are expected for the first 24–48 hours.
  Apply the recommended aftercare balm with clean hands or a clean cotton bud, following your practitioner's instructions.
  Keep your lips clean and avoid touching them unnecessarily.
  For the First 7–10 Days
  Do not pick, peel, or scratch any flaking skin, as this can affect pigment retention and healing.
  Avoid lipstick, lip gloss, and other cosmetic lip products until the lips have fully healed.
  Avoid kissing while the lips are healing to reduce the risk of infection.
  Avoid spicy, salty, or very hot foods if they cause discomfort.
  Drink through a straw where possible for the first 24–48 hours to minimise contact with the lips.
  Gently pat your lips dry after eating or drinking and reapply your aftercare balm if advised.
  Avoid smoking if possible, as it may slow the healing process.
  Avoid for 7–14 Days
  Swimming pools, hot tubs, and the sea.
  Saunas and steam rooms.
  Excessive sweating and strenuous exercise.
  Direct sun exposure and sunbeds.
  Facials, chemical peels, laser treatments, or exfoliating treatments around the lips.
  Retinol, AHAs, BHAs, and other active skincare products around the treated area.

- It is normal to experience:
  - Mild swelling.
  - Tenderness.
  - Dryness.
  - Flaking or peeling.
  - Temporary patchiness.
  - The colour appearing much lighter before gradually returning over the following weeks.
  The final healed colour develops over 4–6 weeks.
  Top-Up Appointment
  A perfecting session is usually recommended 6–8 weeks after your initial treatment to:
  - Reinforce pigment.
  - Correct any uneven areas.
  - Perfect the shape and colour.
  Long-Term Care
  - Keep your lips moisturised.
  - Apply an SPF lip balm when outdoors to help protect the pigment from fading.
  - Stay well hydrated to keep your lips healthy.
  When to Contact Your Practitioner or Seek Medical Advice
  Contact your practitioner if you experience:
  - Increasing pain, redness, or swelling after the first few days.
  - Yellow or green discharge, excessive crusting, or signs of infection.
  - A severe allergic reaction.
  - A cold sore outbreak if you have concerns about healing.
  With the correct aftercare, most clients heal well and enjoy soft, natural-looking colour that typically lasts 2–3 years, with a colour refresh recommended as the pigment gradually fades.