Dagna Courtman

I explain that lip blush usually feels like buzzing, scratching or a firm lip scrub rather than sharp pain. With proper numbing, most people rate discomfort between 2 and 4 out of 10. The first few passes can feel strongest, followed by tenderness and swelling for 24 to 48 hours as the lips heal. You […]

I explain that lip blush adds colour, warmth and definition without changing the physical shape or volume of the lips, while lip filler adds injectable volume, alters shape and creates projection. Lip blush suits lips lacking colour or definition, whereas filler is better for visible thinness, asymmetry or a desired change in size. You want

I use colour theory to balance cool or uneven lip pigmentation with carefully selected warm pigments, such as orange, peach or yellow. The choice depends on the lips’ depth of colour, skin tone and undertones. The aim is a lighter, brighter and more even tone, achieved progressively as the pigment settles and the skin heals.

I use lip blush to restore a natural-looking flush rather than add visible colour. For men, I match the pigment to the skin’s undertone and natural lip colouring, then apply it conservatively. The initial result looks darker, but it settles during the first week, with the true healed colour visible by week four. You’ve noticed

I explain that lip blush cost varies according to the artist’s experience, location, studio overheads, products, training, pigment quality and consultation process. The overall investment may also include a touch-up or later colour refreshes. I encourage clients to compare healed results, training credentials, hygiene standards and what is included before booking. If you’re considering a

I find that microblading can create natural-looking fullness in smaller sparse areas, especially for clients with normal to dry skin. However, it may be less suitable for oily, combination, sensitive, or very sparse brows. For these clients, I often recommend machine-based powder brows because they allow gradual density, softer healing, and more consistent results across

I help clients choose lip blush colours by assessing their skin undertone, natural lip pigment, complexion, lifestyle, makeup habits and personal style. I also hold pigment samples against the lips in natural light. I recommend starting with softer intensity because lip blush heals lighter, with a touch-up available to add depth or adjust warmth. Selecting