LIP BLUSH | LIP EMBROIDERY AFTER CARE | THINGS TO AVOID

High- Tech Lip Blush  After Care 

1. The First Day After the Procedure

 • Avoid contact with water, hot food, or oily substances for the first 4-6 hours.

 • If you feel tightness or slight swelling, you can apply cold compresses (wrapped in a cloth) to reduce swelling.

• Rinse lips under running water after eating to clean lips to limit infection  ,  pat dry with tissue

2. From Day 2 to Day 7

 • Moisturize the lips: Apply a special lip ointment (such as Vaseline or one recommended by your technician) 3-5 times daily to keep the lips hydrated and prevent dryness or cracking.

 • Use a straw to drink water and avoid getting the lips too wet.

 • Do not pick at scabs: Let the scabs fall off naturally to prevent pigment loss or scarring.

3. Things to Avoid During the First 1-7 Days

 • Avoid spicy, hot, salty foods, and alcohol to minimize irritation.

 • Do not apply lipstick or other cosmetics to the lips until they are fully healed.

 • Minimize exposure to sunlight or cold winds. If necessary, protect the lips carefully when going outside.

 • Do not lick your lips, as it can lead to dryness and increase the risk of infection.

 • Avoid kissing and prevent the lips from coming into contact with dirt or contaminants.

4. Natural Scabbing Process (Day 3-5)

 • The lips will begin to scab and peel gradually. The color may appear lighter initially, but it will stabilize over the next 4-6 weeks.

 • Continue applying the lip ointment regularly to keep the lips hydrated throughout the healing process.

5. Touch-up Session (After 6-12 Weeks)

 • If the color appears uneven or not as expected, you can return to the salon for a touch-up session.

Additional Notes

 • If you experience swelling, pain, blisters, or signs of infection, contact your technician immediately.

 • Following the aftercare instructions properly will help ensure long-lasting, beautiful lip color.