Lip Colouring Makeover Treatment at Chennai

Lip blushing is a kind of semi-permanent cosmetic tattooing performed by placing pigments on the lips using tiny needles.

Sometimes, it is also referred to as the lip tattoo it is more than a cosmetic enhancement than the traditional tattoo art. The goal of lip blushing is to alter the shape and colour of your lips to give lips a younger appearance.

Lips are all different for everyone The

There is no universal definition of beauty. However, if you'd like to change the look or shade on your lips you might be interested in using lip blush.

There are many aspects of the process to think about, including:

• Your tolerance to pain
• your budget
• possible side effects

Here's what you should be aware of about blushing your lips prior to beginning.

Process involved in lip colouring make over:

The process of lip colouring is similar to tattooing your lips. It's done by following the steps: Then, the doctor will then numb your lips to ensure there is less discomfort and pain.

As you wait for the numbing agent's effect to fully take effect the professional will discuss the shape and colour, as well with any sketches that require your approval.

Then, they'll inject an organic-looking colour in your lips by using tiny needles. The process is carried out in several layers to create an even shade.

All in all, the procedure can last between 1 to 3 hours.

How long will it last after treatment?
Lip blushing is a semi-permanent process. It means that you'll have to do it again each year to maintain the results.

Exfoliation of the lips regularly as well as sun exposure and smoking all can make the colour fade faster.

Possible adverse effects and precautions:
Lip blushing has the same risks and dangers as the traditional tattooing. A few minor adverse effects can be expected, but they'll diminish when the lips recover. They include:

• swelling
• redness
• Pain

The other possible effects are:

• Itching
• Rash
• scars
• skin bumps
• uneven colouring

Infections that are transmitted by blood from equipment shared