What Lips Look Like While Permanent Makeup Heals: It’s Not Shown On Social Media

Permanent lip makeup is a procedure that has a large number of indications. It is made not only for aesthetic reasons, so that it always looks bright and attractive, but also, for example, to hide scars after herpes or hide the natural asymmetry of the lips.

Even men do lip perms – we’ve talked about that in more detail here.

Usually, the masters show in social networks the already cured result of the perm, when the client comes to them for a second procedure to consolidate the effect. This is because the lips start peeling off for about 2-3 days. The photo below shows the lowest degree of skin irritation after the perm.

Approximately on the 5th day after the procedure, the peeling disappears. The pigment shade evens out on the lips and the perm starts to look good. And now is the time to remember the importance of following the rules after the procedure. At first, the lips should not be wet, smeared with creams, and decorative cosmetics should not be used. Of course, the skin will hurt and itch. But it is necessary to support this period so that the healing goes well, easily and quickly.