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My lips are pale and thin. How can I make them look fuller without filler injections?

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Natural Lip Color that Last. Ever wish you can walk out of the house confidently with lip color that stays put WITHOUT looking too overdone? Whether you’re seeking a subtle everyday hue or a more semi permanent defined pout, here are my favorite ways to achieve a natural, subtle lip color that’s easy and fast to apply. Consider  Permanent Makeup  Lip Blushing (Above) Lip Blushing Healed Lip blushing is a permanent makeup technique where pigment is deposited into the lips by a trained professional tattoo artist. We first line the vermillion border with pigment to outline the lip shape, then shade the pigment into the rest of the lips to blend the colors together. This helps define the lip shape and adds a soft, natural tint. The result? A subtle but impactful boost in color to your lips that lasts for a year or longer. Permanent makeup goal is to appear like Lip Gloss, not Lip Stick. PROs: Long-lasting color (it can last for 1–2 years). Maintenance—simply add your ...

What to expect after a Permanent Makeup procedure

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What to do immediately after a permanent makeup procedure?  There are multiple methods. Most permanent makeup artist will provide an aftercare instruction sheet.  Follow carefully and ask questions if something is not certain. Aftercare instructions are important for maximum color retention. Please note: The day after the procedure, permanent makeup may appear darker and bigger.   But don't panic, if the correct pigment was used on your brows, they will lighten after about 2 weeks. Brows: Slight swelling, but not noticeable to the eye.  Most Permanent Makeup Artists will provide aftercare ointment for the first week.  While healing, you may notice dryness and flaking of the skin.  Hairstroke procedures will flake less than Soft Filled procedures.  Do not use moisturizer or makeup to cover up.   Most importantly, do not pick at the flakes of skin.  Just let it heal.  The first week, the color will be dark, but by week 2,...