Lip Tinting

What is a BB Glow Lip Tint???

BB Glow Lip Tint is a cosmetic treatment that aims to enhance the appearance of the lips by providing a semi-permanent tint and hydration. The procedure involves the use of a microneedling device combined with a BB Glow serum, which contains skin-nourishing ingredients and pigments. This treatment can help achieve fuller-looking lips with a natural rosy tint, while also improving overall lip texture and hydration.

Benefits of BB Glow Lips:

-Semi-Permanent Color: Provides a long-lasting tint that can last for several weeks.

-Hydration: The treatment often includes hydrating ingredients that can improve lip moisture.

-Improved Texture: Helps to smooth out the surface of the lips, reducing the appearance of fine lines.

-Customizable: The color and intensity can be tailored to individual preferences.

-Longevity: Results typically last a few weeks to a few months, depending on skin type and aftercare.

After Care:

Keep them clean
Keep your lips clean to prevent infection and promote healing. You can wipe your lips with a wet cotton round every hour to remove fluids that might form scabs.

Moisturize
Apply ointment or balm to keep your lips moist and relieve itchiness. You can also use a thick layer of Vaseline or A&D Ointment before bed.

Avoid picking
Don't pick, peel, lick, bite, rub, or scratch your lips. Doing so can cause scarring or pigment removal.

Avoid certain products
Don't use cleansers, creams, makeup, exfoliants, or petroleum-based products. Also avoid products with alcohol, lactose, salt, or saline.

Avoid certain activities
Don't swim, soak in a hot tub, or take a steamy shower. Avoid saunas, facials, and sweaty workouts.

Avoid certain foods and drinks
Avoid spicy foods, colored drinks, oily foods, and drinks with a straw.

Avoid sun exposure
Minimize exposure to direct sunlight, including tanning beds. Use an SPF lip balm to protect your lips.

Take antiviral medication
If you're prone to cold sores, take an antiviral medication like Valtrex or ZOVIROX as directed by your doctor.

Get a touch-up
Discuss with your technician when you'll need a touch up to assess the color and make any adjustments.