Aya seoul: Lip Blush in gangnam Q&A

Q1) What is Lip Blush (lip blush tattoo / PMU)?A) Lip Blush is a semi-permanent makeup (PMU) technique that deposits a sheer tint into the lips to enhance natural color, definition, and overall vitality—think “healthy lips” rather than obvious lipstick.

Q2) What kind of look is most popular (natural vs. bold)?A) The most requested style is soft, natural, and lively: a “your lips but better” finish. We can also do a gentle gradient effect, but we prioritize realistic healed results over heavy saturation.

Q3) Who is a good candidate for Lip Blush?A) People who want:

• More even lip tone (dullness, uneven pigment)

• A fresh look without daily lipstick

• Subtle definition (without harsh lines)

• A more balanced appearance in photos and natural light

Q4) Who should avoid or postpone Lip Blush?A) You may need to delay if you’re pregnant/nursing, on certain medications, prone to keloids, have active lip irritation, or have medical conditions that affect healing. If you have a history of cold sores, you may need preventive steps (ask your medical provider). When in doubt, we’ll guide you during consultation.

Q5) Does Lip Blush hurt?A) Most clients describe it as manageable. We work carefully and adjust pacing for comfort, and many people are surprised it feels less intense than expected.

Q6) How do you choose the right color so it looks natural?A) Natural results come from matching undertone + your natural lip pigment (not just “pretty colors”). During the 1:1 consult we consider: skin undertone, existing lip color, desired brightness, and how the shade will heal and soften.

Q7) Will it look too bright right after the procedure?A) Right after, it can look brighter and more defined than the final result. That’s normal—color typically softens as it heals, settling into a more natural tone.

Q8) What is the healing process like (timeline)?A) Typical healing includes:

• Day 1–2: mild swelling/tightness, color looks stronger

• Day 3–7: dryness/flaking (don’t pick)

• Week 2–4: color can look “patchy” or lighter temporarily

• Week 4–8: true healed color becomes more stable(Healing varies by skin and aftercare.)

Q9) How long does Lip Blush last?A) Often 1–3 years, depending on skin type, sun exposure, skincare habits, and lifestyle. A touch-up can help maintain the ideal tone over time.

Q10) Do I need a touch-up? When?A) Most people benefit from a perfecting session after the lips fully heal (commonly 6–10 weeks). This helps refine tone and ensure the result looks even and natural.

Q11) Can Lip Blush fix asymmetry or lip borders?A) It can visually balance shape and definition, but it’s not a substitute for surgical or filler-based changes. We aim for soft correction that still looks natural up close.

Q12) What if I already have old lip tattoo/PMU?A) We can evaluate existing pigment during the consultation and advise whether you need color correction, a different approach, or a staged plan for the safest, cleanest result.

Q13) What aftercare matters most for natural healed results?A) The biggest factors are: keep lips moisturized as instructed, avoid picking flakes, avoid heavy exfoliation/active acids on the area while healing, limit intense sun exposure, and follow your artist’s guidance for the first week.

Q14) How do I book Lip Blush in Gangnam / Seoul?A) Message us via LINE / WhatsApp / Instagram DM for availability and a quick pre-check. We’ll confirm your goals and recommend the most natural shade direction.