How long does lip balm last?

To put it simply, lip bleaching means bleaching the lips, but it is not true bleaching, but making the darker lips turn pink. In addition to dealing with some congenitally imperfect lip shapes, the main function of lip bleaching is beauty, which can make the lips more beautiful and three-dimensional. When using this technology, the most important concern is how long it can last. So, how long can lip balm last? Let’s take a look below.

Lip tinting can generally last for 3-5 years. Because lip tinting uses long-term and non-fading dyes, the lips can last for a long time after semi-permanent lip tattooing. Semi-permanent lip tinting will also fade over time. Fairies can make the semi-permanent lip tattoo effect last longer by re-touching the color.

The lip tattoo artist's skills and experience determine how long it will last.

If you want to prolong the duration of lip bleaching, you must choose a professional and experienced tattoo artist before doing it. This is because some tattoo artists who lack experience in lip bleaching are prone to make operational errors (such as not exfoliating before lip bleaching, excessive wiping, and inaccurate needle insertion depth), which will affect the duration of the lip bleaching.

The color of the lip tint determines the duration of the lip tint

If you want your lip tint to last longer, it is best to choose natural pigments. Generally, the more natural ingredients a lip tint has, the better, because natural pigments have small molecules, are easy to combine well with one's own cells, and can be metabolized well over time. In addition, natural pigments are easy to apply, and the color after restoration is uniform and natural, which helps to maintain the lip bleaching effect for a longer period of time.

Affected by the customer's own physical condition, age and other factors, the skin condition of the lips is different, and the color shown is also different. Generally, dry skin with thick lip lines can easily lead to poor coloration of the lip tint. This type of person should communicate more with the tattoo artist before lip tinting. Choosing the right color can prolong the duration of the effect after lip tinting.

Whether to touch up the color after lip bleaching determines the duration of the effect

After lip bleaching, tattoo artists will generally recommend that patients undergo a second lip color touch-up. This is because the lips will appear lighter in color or lack color after the first coloring. Therefore, later color touch-ups and adjustments are needed to allow the skin to absorb more pigment in order to relatively extend the semi-permanent maintenance time.

The effect of lip bleaching depends 30% on technique and 70% on care, especially the care one week after the operation is particularly important. After lip bleaching, apply anti-inflammatory drugs on the skin wound (anti-inflammatory drugs can prevent wound inflammation). In addition, the skin should be kept clean and dry after the operation, and should not be exposed to water (water contains a large number of bacteria, which can cause infection after contact and is not conducive to maintaining the effect of lip bleaching). Do not eat seafood (seafood is a food that causes skin allergies in some people. If you want to maintain it for a long time, it is recommended not to eat seafood during the recovery period).

Lip bleaching is not the longest it can last

The effect of lip bleaching does not last as long as possible. This is because people's aesthetic tastes change with trends, and those who love beauty will get tired of their lips being the same color for a long time. In addition, the quality of the lip tint materials used by some tattoo artists is not good. If they are left on the skin for a long time, they are likely to change color, and you will eventually have to wash off the lip tint. If you spend time and effort but get no corresponding effect, it would be counterproductive.