Restore colour
A rosy, even tone for lips that are pale, patchy or have lost colour with age.
Lip blush tattooing restores colour, shape and fullness to your lips, with a custom-blended shade that heals to a sheer, gloss-and-go tint.
$790 · 2½ hours · Touch-up included5.0 from 113 Google reviews
Stand-in photoA rosy, even tone for lips that are pale, patchy or have lost colour with age.
A softly blended edge that balances symmetry. No harsh outline.
Colour that lasts through swimming, exercise and coffee. Just add gloss.
Want to see if it suits you? Book a free consultation and Kate will talk through colour and shape with you.
HealedSignature Lip Blush Tattoo, one session
A thorough consultation about the look you’re after, from barely-there to a soft rosy tint.
Kate custom-blends a shade to suit your skin tone and natural lip colour.
The lip line is mapped to balance your shape. You approve it before any tattooing begins.
Numbing cream keeps you comfortable throughout, with a scalp massage to help you relax.
You leave with an aftercare kit. Swelling usually settles within a day or two.
Four to six weeks later, a 1½-hour session perfects the colour. It’s included.
A $100 deposit secures your booking. The balance is paid on the day, and Afterpay and Zip are welcome.
Already a client? A Lip Blush Refresh is $490 within 24 months of your last treatment. Rebook here.
“Kate’s attention to detail was very comforting throughout the entire process.”
Holly Tampion
“She is lovely and you can tell you are in capable hands.”
Rochelle
Yes. Lip tattooing can trigger a cold sore, so talk to your pharmacist or GP a week or two before about an antiviral to take beforehand. Kate can’t treat you while a cold sore is active.
Your lips are numbed before and during the treatment. Most clients feel only mild discomfort at the start.
Twelve to 24 months, depending on your skin, sun exposure and lifestyle. A colour refresh every 18 months keeps it looking fresh.
Smoking in the first few days can cause discolouration and slow healing, so you’ll need to stop for at least three days afterwards.