Pre & Post-Care
Consultation: Send is a clear photo of your lips without any makeup on after scheduling your appointment to lipblushto@gmail.com
Research: Familiarize yourself with the lip blush tattoo procedure, its benefits, and potential risks. It's important to have a good understanding of the process before undergoing the treatment.
Medical Conditions: Inform us about any pre-existing medical conditions, allergies, or sensitivities you have. This includes cold sores, infections, skin disorders, or any other relevant medical history.
Cold Sores: Please take an antibiotic before your appointment if you are prone or have EVER had any cold sores in your life. Lip Blush Toronto cannot prescribe you an antibiotic or tell you which to get. If you visit your pharmacy they will be able to prescribe you medication to take before your appointment.
Medications: Disclose any medications you are currently taking, including prescription drugs, over-the-counter medications, and supplements. Some medications may affect the healing process or interact with the pigments used during the treatment.
Avoid Blood Thinners: NO COFFEE OR ALCOHOL 24 HOURS BEFORE!! Refrain from consuming blood-thinning substances such as alcohol, aspirin, or ibuprofen at least 24-48 hours before the lip blush tattoo appointment. These substances can increase the risk of bleeding and affect the final result.
Hydration: Ensure that your lips are well-hydrated in the days leading up to the appointment. Drink plenty of water and apply a nourishing lip balm to keep the skin moisturized.
Exfoliation: Gently exfoliate your lips a few days before the treatment to remove any dead skin cells. This helps the pigments adhere better and ensures a more even and long-lasting result.
Avoid Sun Exposure: Protect your lips from excessive sun exposure for at least two weeks before the appointment. Sunburnt or tanned lips can affect the color outcome and the healing process.
Avoid Cosmetic Treatments: Avoid any other cosmetic treatments on or around the lips, such as lip injections or chemical peels, for at least two weeks before the lip blush tattoo appointment.
Clean Lips: On the day of the appointment, ensure that your lips are clean and free of any makeup, lip balm, or other products. The beauty professional will cleanse the area thoroughly before beginning the procedure.
Avoid any salty, oily, spicy, or citrus food for the first few days.
On the day of your appointment, wipe your lips each hour with a cotton round to absorb any fluids, and then apply ointment right after.
Do not touch your lips with dirty fingers!
Apply the given ointment multiple times a day for at least 10 days after the procedure with either a clean finger or Q-tips provided and pat it in and do not rub.
You may ice the area within the first 48 hours, do not put the ice directly on your lips use a barrier, and only keep it on for 10 minutes at a time.
Do not smoke while your lips are healing for at least 10 days after your appointment.
Do not kiss or rub your lips while your lips are healing.
Try not to constantly wipe or lick your lips when eating.
Try to sleep on your back elevated for the first night to avoid swelling and use a new pillow case (if possible satin material)
Avoid swimming for at least 4 weeks to help avoid infection.
Do not whiten teeth while your lips are healing (at least 2 weeks)
Do not go into direct sunlight or tanning beds for 4 weeks as this can alter the color of the pigment on your lips.
Do not touch or pick at your lips! If you pick at your lips or the scabs this will remove the lip color. Let the scabs fall off naturally.
After 10 days, you can wear lip makeup but make sure the product is new.
Do not get any facials, Botox, or fillers for at least 4 weeks after the appointment.
Do not use any soaps or creams on your lips for 10 days.
Avoid wetting your lips for 10 days, when showering, brushing your teeth, etc. put ointment on the area to protect your lips from the water.
Drink everything through a straw if possible for one week following the procedure.
Avoid stretching the lips too much, and cut food into tiny pieces if needed.