Shinsa lip blush, can it neaten the lip tone without covering it too darkly?

When considering lip blush, one of the biggest concerns is

“What if the color stays too dark?”

This photo shows a case where lip blush + eyelash perm were done together

Looking at the small before shot in the photo, before the procedure the color of the lips as a whole is not even, and especially the upper lip and the outer lip line appear relatively darker

After the procedure, instead of completely covering the natural lip color, we proceeded in a direction that connects the overall tone and neaten the lip line

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We didn’t fill the entire lips with one color

Lip blush is not simply a procedure that deeply deposits the desired color

What matters is the process of checking the current base lip color and deciding which areas need tone correction

If there is a color difference between the inner and outer lips like in this case, the color can be adjusted so the whole lip appears as one tone

Because the photo shows the immediate result after the procedure, the color currently visible is not necessarily the final color

As the healing process continues, the color fades, and the final result varies from person to person

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What changes when you look at the lips and eyelashes together

In this photo, eyelash perm was performed along with the lips

The eyelashes were shaped upward from the roots so the length would be visible even from the front, and the lips were tidied by refining the overall tone and line

Rather than strongly emphasizing just one area, the key point of this case is that the eyes and lips were both neatened so the overall impression looks clean

Eyelash perm takes about 40~50 minutes, and lip blush takes about 60~90 minutes