Lip Blush: How To Prepare & Aftercare

Aftercare Instructions

Following proper aftercare ensures long-lasting results:

• Keep lips clean and dry for the first 24 hours
• Apply the recommended ointment as needed to keep lips lightly moisturized
• Avoid touching, picking, or peeling the lips
• Avoid spicy, salty, or acidic foods for the first few days
• Drink through a straw when possible
• Avoid kissing, friction, and excessive moisture during healing
• No workouts, sweating, or swimming for 5–7 days
• Avoid direct sun exposure

The Healing Process

1. Days 1–3: Color will appear more intense than expected
2. Days 3–5: Lips may feel dry and begin to lightly flake
3. Days 5–10: Color will soften and fade
4. Weeks 2–6: Color gradually returns and settles into its true shade
5. By 6–8 weeks: Lips are fully healed

Healing varies — allow the process to happen naturally.

Maintaining Your Results

Lip blush is semi-permanent and will fade over time.

• A touch-up at 6–8 weeks is recommended to perfect the color
• Keep lips hydrated daily
• Use SPF on the lips to maintain color
• Avoid frequent exfoliation or harsh treatments
• Plan for a refresh every 1–2 years, depending on your lifestyle