Lip liner tattoo

Lip line tattooing requires precisely outlining the top and lower lips, resulting in a more defined and tidy look for the treated area. This semi-permanent makeup has the appearance of a lip liner: a deeper, richer tattoo pigment grabs attention, boosting the brightness and appeal of the lips, and a natural colour gives the lips a polished and balanced form, softly improving their essential fullness.

• Permanent lip contour tattooing saves plenty of time.
  This point is clear and is the main reason why many women choose to get lipliner tattoos. It will minimise the time spent on your morning makeup. You don’t have to use a pencil and lipstick or spend hours and hours making your lips symmetrical. With contour lip tattoos, permanent makeup is already done.

• Contour permanent makeup requires minimal upkeep. However, following specific guidelines for the first week after lip contour tattooing is critical. Once the pigment has set, you may continue normal activities without fear of destroying your makeup, touching up any imperfections, or adding natural colour after the cosmetic tattoo procedure is recommended.

• Getting a semi-permanent tattoo can help boost your self-esteem by enhancing your appearance. Well-defined lips, for example, can significantly increase a person’s confidence. Sometimes, a slight enhancement is all it takes to feel beautiful and confident all day.
• Consider how much money you spend on lipstick and cosmetics each year and the time and work it takes to apply and remove makeup daily. Permanent makeup can help you save time and money in the long run.

• Many girls are sensitive to cosmetics, which makes applying lipstick, lip pencil, or lip gloss difficult and uncomfortable. Despite this, many people keep using these products. Permanent cosmetics, such as contour lip tint tattooing, provide a solution by creating a defined contour and natural lip colour without causing allergies or bad reactions.

Permanent makeup has medicinal and cosmetic uses; as with all tattooing procedures, there are relative and direct contraindications. Indirect contraindications include allergies, pregnancy, and immunodeficiency. Direct contraindications include any inflammatory diseases in the body:

• pigmentation spots in the area of pigment injection;
• advanced cold sore virus;
• low blood clotting;
• taking specific anti-viral medications;
• diabetes mellitus.

Categorical contraindications to cosmetic tattooing include the presence of tumours of various etiologies in the body, epilepsy, and other severe diseases of the CNS.

• For 24 hours before the procedure, limit the use of alcohol. Alcohol can thin the blood, which can cause skin hypersensitivity and mild bleeding/bruising.
• Limit your intake of blood thinning medications 72 hours before your appointment.
• Moisturise your lips as much as possible: use hygienic lipsticks and balms, maintain water balance, and scrub the area before the procedure to eliminate the dry skin layer.
• Skin damage caused by the machine’s mechanical action can lead to cold sore outbreaks. It is recommended to start taking anti-cold sore tablets as per the instructions 4-5 days before the cosmetic procedure.

Before starting the tattooing process, the specialist will make a detailed sketch based on the client’s preferences. Once all the details of the actual shape and choice of colour have been agreed upon, the area around the mouth is numbed to minimise discomfort during the cosmetic procedure. Special anaesthetic gels, creams or sprays are usually used for this purpose, as injections in this sensitive area are not recommended, and the pain level does not require a more potent anaesthetic.

The contouring technique involves using a machine equipped with a sterile needle. The length of the first session and the depth of the pigment can vary depending on the type of contour pigmentation, the desired result, and the skin’s condition. After the procedure, a healing cream is applied to the lips to minimise inflammation and redness.

• Stay out of direct sunlight during the first few days, and avoid visiting a solarium or other places that may increase the potential risk of burning or damaging the healing skin.

• Do not moisten the area where the contour permanent makeup has been applied, as it may come off. Use the ointment provided by the specialist.
• Avoid eating salty or spicy food, as it can cause burning.

Choosing a colouring agent should be done with attention. A natural lip colour palette is versatile, allowing you to generate various colours. However, permanent makeup artists experts advise choosing tones that complement the natural skin tone.

Choosing colours that complement your hair is essential to achieve a pleasing result and create positive emotions. Pink and nude shades work well for blondes, while brunettes often look good in browns and reds.

The best way to choose the right shades is to consult a qualified permanent makeup artist. A lip tattoo master will consider the client’s preferences and factors such as face shape, hair colour, eye colour, and skin tone. Different colour options can be tested to determine the most aesthetically pleasing before proceeding.