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Beauty Marks Luxe — Official Aftercare Instructions
Lip Blushing / Neutralization (Men & Women)
Total Healing Time: 7–14 days.
Full Color Development: 4–6 weeks as pigment softens and settles.
Touch-Up Appointment: 6–8 weeks after your first session.
What to Expect: Lips may look bold, bright, dark, or uneven before softening — this is normal.
Days 0–2 — Protection Phase: Lips are fresh and sensitive — treat them gently.
Blotting: Blot lips gently every 30 minutes during the first few hours to absorb lymph.
Healing Ointment: Apply a thin layer as directed by your artist.
No Contact: No kissing, touching, rubbing, or picking.
Drinking: Drink through a straw to avoid getting lips wet.
Food: Avoid spicy, salty, acidic foods during this phase.
Avoid Heat: No sweating or heat exposure (gym, sauna, steam).
Sleep: Sleep slightly elevated on a clean pillowcase.
Normal: Mild swelling or tightness is expected.
Days 3–5 — Exfoliation Phase: Light peeling or flaking begins — do not pick.
Ointment: Continue applying a thin layer as needed.
No Scrubbing: Do not exfoliate or scrub the lips.
Showering: Avoid long hot showers over the face.
No Makeup: Do not apply makeup on or around the lips.
Avoid Sun: Keep lips out of direct sunlight.
Normal: Patchiness or fading during this phase is expected.
Days 6–14 — Softening Phase: Your healed color begins to appear.
Moisturizer: Switch to a non-petroleum moisturizer as needed.
No Whitening Toothpaste: It can burn healing skin — avoid until fully healed.
No Steam: Avoid pools, saunas, steam rooms.
Avoid Heat: No spicy foods or excessive heat exposure.
Outcome: Lips look softer, lighter, and more natural as they develop.
After 14 Days: You may resume normal lip care.
SPF: Begin using SPF lip balm to preserve color.
Makeup: Lipstick and gloss may be used again.
Ongoing Color: Final color continues developing over 4–6 weeks.
Avoid (Very Important): Picking or peeling, kissing or friction, waxing/threading/bleaching around the mouth, whitening toothpaste, hot/spicy/salty foods, long sun exposure, heat exposure, makeup on lips until fully healed.
