Lip blush in Dublin Wake up with colour
- From
- €300
- Duration
- 1 hr 45 min
- Results last
- 1 to 3 years
Downtime: Swelling 1 to 2 days, flaking days 3 to 7. Numbing: Numbing cream. A touch-up 6 to 8 weeks later completes your result. The first touch-up is not included in the treatment price: it is booked and paid separately, from €80. Your deposit comes off your final price.
Mirabell Aesthetics in Clondalkin, Dublin 22 offers semi-permanent lip blush, ombre lips and lip neutralisation from €300. It suits women who want natural colour and a defined lip line without reaching for lipstick. The treatment takes about 1 hour 45 minutes, lips flake for around a week, and colour typically lasts 1 to 3 years with a touch-up, booked and paid separately. Start with a free 10-minute consultation. Our team is led by founder Maria Belina, who has 11 years of experience.
Lip blush options Three ways to wear colour.
Loved by women In their own words.
I'm shook
I got micro needling and radio frequency there, within a few days I could see my skin texture and tightness improve, I'm shook at the results!! Not to mention she's a lovely person and so professional, can't wait to book my next treatment in.
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Before and after lip blush Drag to compare
A little prep, an easy recovery.
Is lip blush right for you? For women done with lipstick.
You'll love it if
- Your natural lip colour is pale, patchy or fading.
- Your lip line has softened and lipstick bleeds or wears off by lunch.
- Your lips are darker or cooler in tone than you would like (lip neutralisation).
- You want to wake up, swim and train looking polished.
Not right now if
- You are pregnant or breastfeeding.
- You have an active cold sore. If you get them, ask your GP or pharmacist about antiviral tablets before treatment.
- You have had lip filler in the last 4 weeks. Filler needs to settle before lip blush.
- You have taken isotretinoin (for acne) in the last 6 months, or take medication that affects healing or bleeding, such as blood thinners. Tell us at consultation.
- You have a skin condition, infection or broken skin on or around the lips.
General guidance, not medical advice. We check your health history at your free consultation.
Help me choose4 quick taps, matched to youYour appointment Bring your favourite lipstick.
Step 1 of 6
Consultation
We check your lips, your skin tone and your health history, and ask how you wear colour now.
Shape and colour
We map a lip line that suits your face and mix a shade matched to your natural tone. Nothing starts until you love it.
Numbing
Numbing cream goes on so you stay comfortable.
Colour
Fine layers of pigment are placed with a gentle machine. Most clients describe a light scratching feeling.
First look
Colour looks bright and strong at first. That is normal. It softens as it heals.
Touch-up
You come back after 6 to 8 weeks to perfect how the pigment has settled. The touch-up is booked and paid separately.
Before and after lip blush A little prep, an easy recovery.
Before your appointment
- Do: If you have ever had a cold sore, ask your GP or pharmacist about antiviral tablets well before your appointment, as lip tattooing can trigger one.
- Avoid: Pause aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil and vitamin E, unless a doctor told you to take them.
- Do: Use a plain lip balm every day, so your lips are soft and not dry or cracked.
- Avoid: No lip scrubs or exfoliating lip products.
- Avoid: No alcohol.
- Avoid: Go easy on coffee and energy drinks if they make you jittery.
Lip blush aftercare
Why women pick us Your colour, nobody else's.
- Planned by Maria Belina. 11 years of experience in semi-permanent makeup. Every lip is planned by Maria and carried out by our trained team.
- Shades matched to you. Colour is mixed for your natural lip tone, so it heals soft, never orange or grey.
- Healed results shown. We show how lips look once healed, not only on day one.
- Neutralisation expertise. Darker or cooler lips are corrected gradually and carefully.
- Clear prices. Live from our booking system, with the paid touch-up explained upfront.
Lip blush questions Straight answers, before you book.
How long does lip blush last?
Usually 1 to 3 years. Sun, oily skin and your immune system fade colour faster. A colour refresh every 12 to 18 months keeps lips looking fresh.
How much is lip blush at Mirabell?
Lip blush starts from €300. Prices for each style are shown live above. The first touch-up is booked and paid separately, from €80.
Does lip blush hurt more than lip filler?
It feels different. Lip blush feels like light scratching over a longer time, filler feels like pressure for a shorter time. We use numbing cream, which keeps most clients comfortable.
How long does lip blush take to heal?
Lips flake from day 3 to 7. Colour looks strong first, then fades, then comes back softer. Your true colour shows at about 4 to 6 weeks.
Lip neutralisation or lip blush: which do I need?
Lip blush adds colour to lips that are pale or uneven. Neutralisation corrects lips that are dark or cool-toned, and usually needs 2 to 3 sessions. We will tell you which suits your lips at your free consultation.
Can I have lip blush if I get cold sores?
Yes, with care. Treatment can trigger a cold sore, so speak to your GP or pharmacist about antiviral tablets before your appointment. Never book with an active cold sore.
Do I need a touch-up?
Yes. A touch-up 6 to 8 weeks after your first session perfects the colour as it settles. It is not included in the treatment price: book it separately, from €80. After that, a refresh every 12 to 18 months keeps it fresh.
Can I have lip filler too?
Yes. Most clients have lip blush first and wait until it has fully healed, usually 4 to 6 weeks, before filler. If you already have filler, we usually wait at least 4 weeks before lip blush.
Visit us Clondalkin, Dublin 22.
Open Tuesday to Saturday, All opening hours
- MondayTodayAcademy day
- TuesdayToday10:30 to 17:30
- WednesdayToday10:30 to 17:30
- ThursdayToday10:30 to 17:30
- FridayToday10:30 to 17:30
- SaturdayToday10:30 to 15:30
- SundayTodayAcademy day
