LIP PIGMENTATION
Do you want a great lip color without wearing lipstick or lip gloss? Your lips have unclear contours or could be a little fuller? In this case lip pigmentation may be just right for you. As with the Powderbrows, it is a semi-permanent make-up. With lip pigmentation, the shape, fullness and color of your lips can be changed and corrected. The result lasts up to 2 years and can then be refreshed again.
Lip pigmentation steps
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Before starting with the treatment, there is a detailed consultation. Should the color look natural or should it be stronger? Do you want a shade that is more pink, red, or orange? Would you like to have a nicer heart shape for your upper lip or fuller lips in general? We'll discuss all of this together before moving on to the next step.
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The new contour of your lips is painted with a special lip liner. If you don't like it yet, we will adjust it together until you are completely satisfied with it.
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Before starting the pigmentation, your lips will be numbed. An anesthetic cream is applied generously and covered with cling film. This significantly minimizes the pain during the treatment.
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In the last step, the lips are pigmented with the help of a machine. This can lead to swelling of your lip, which should go back after a day at the latest. The color of the lips is also significantly more intense immediately after the treatment.
Lip pigmentation aftercare
After the lip pigmentation, a crust will form on the lips, which will peel off within 3-4 days. This crust must not be peeled off, it must come off naturally. Make sure that your lips do not come into contact with water or other liquids for 3 days after the treatment. It is therefore best to only drink with the help of a straw and do not use toothpaste when brushing your teeth. After the second day, gently apply a care cream to your lips several times a day (for about 10 days) and leave the care cream on the lips as a mask for 30 minutes at least 3 times a week. If the crust has loosened from your lips, your lips will get darker after about 1-2 weeks. The color should be clearly visible 2 months after the treatment. Follow-up treatment takes place after 2 months at the earliest, as the lips must have healed for this. Lipstick, lip gloss or other make-up products for the lips should be avoided until the lips have healed completely. The follow-up treatment can take place around 4 weeks after the lips have completely healed.