Lip blushing healing can look surprising—bright at first, then lighter and patchy, then the color returns. This guide explains the day-by-day stages from Day 1 to Week 8, what’s normal, red flags, and aftercare tips to help your results heal soft and even.

If your lips have a deeper tone or uneven pigmentation, you might not be a “lip blush first” candidate. Here’s how to tell whether you need dark lip neutralization first—so you get soft, even color (not gray, purple, or ashy results).

If you have dark, purple or brown lips and feel shy about going bare, this guide is for you. I’ll explain what dark lip neutralization is, who it’s right for, how many sessions you may need, and what real healing looks like so you can decide with confidence.

Ever wondered why your lip tattoo heals lighter than the rich color you see right after the procedure? Don’t worry — it’s completely normal! In this post, Gigi Beauty PMU breaks down why pigment softens during healing and shares expert tips to help your lip color stay bright, even, and beautifully natural for months.