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A lot of people researching dark lip neutralisation focus on the fresh result because it’s the most dramatic part of the process. But fresh results are TEMPORARY.

The healed result is what tells me how the lips have responded to the treatment.

In this case, what stands out to me isn’t necessarily the colour itself. It’s that the lips appear softer, more even and more balanced than where we started.

When I compare the healed result to the before, I can see a positive shift from our starting point and a more even base across both the top and bottom lip. That gives us a much better foundation to introduce her target colour in future sessions (we will be doing a total of 3 sessions to achieve her desired result).

A lot of people researching dark lip neutralisation focus on the fresh result because it’s the most dramatic part of the process.

But fresh results are temporary.

The healed result is what tells me how the lips have responded to the treatment.

In this case, what stands out to me isn’t necessarily the colour itself. It’s that the lips appear softer, more even and more balanced than where we started.

When I compare the healed result to the before, I can see a positive shift from our starting point and a more even base across both the top and bottom lip. That gives us a much better foundation to introduce her target colour in future sessions.

700+ clients later, these are a few things I wish more women knew.

Fresh lip blush results ❤️‍🔥

For this client, I wanted to bring more life back into the lips while keeping the overall look soft and wearable.

Her natural lip colour was already pretty, but adding the right tone helped create a more even, healthy-looking finish.

Fresh results always look brighter at first, then soften as the lips heal.

And with a little gloss? The colour looks juicy, polished and effortless.

Perfect for anyone who wants their bare lips to feel more finished without reaching for lipstick every day.

What do you think of this shade?