Like all permanent makeup treatments, Aquarell Lips – also called Lip Blush – implies injecting pigments into the skin, or, more precisely, into the lips. The technician uses a special machine with a fine needle to open up the skin of the lips in countless tiny dots. The pigment is implemented into the dermis, giving your lips a color-from-within effect.

The most prominent difference between Aquarell Lips and the traditional permanent makeup is the fact that Lip Blush doesn’t give your lips any harsh contouring. Instead, the desired result is a soft color, with a blurred effect. Think aquarelle or watercolor paintings, from which the treatment gets its name: subtle transition of shades, luminous, almost transparent colors with no sharp edges.

The Aquarell Lips treatment takes between 2-3 hours in the first session. After an in-depth consultation, we mix the perfect, bespoke color and draw the most suitable and flattering lip shape for you. If you wish, an effective anaesthetic cream can be applied so that any pain you might feel during the treatment will be minimized. But don’t worry: 80% of our clients don’t need any numbing anyway!

Then the application begins. As with all permanent make-up, special sterile needles are used. These needles, depending on your lip structure and shape, are injected within 0.3-0.5 millimeters of the skin, where they place the selected color pigments.

Permanent lip coloring is in fact similar to traditional tattoo techniques; however, the needle does not go as deeply as in the tattooing process. Moreover, the shading technique is unique for lips and important to achieve the light and natural result we want!

Important before the procedure:

• Please take good care of your lips, hydrate and peel them 1-2 days before the appointment!
• Bring in your favorite lipstick or a picture of a color you like on the day of your appointment.
• Skin must be in good condition (no blemishes directly on the lips, herpes, eczema, etc.) If there is a tendency to herpes, a doctor should be contacted. For this purpose, the intake of aciclovir before and after the treatment is urgently required in order to guarantee perfect healing. L-lysine also helps prevent flare-ups and is an over-the-counter dietary supplement.
• Do not take any blood-thinning medication (e.g. aspirin, Advil or similar).
• Avoid coffee, alcohol and nicotine in the hours before the treatment.
• Arnica Globules, started a few days before the treatment, will help with healing.

Please do not plan anything important or any sport activities for the day of the treatment, as redness and swelling may occur.

Note: Increased bleeding and sensitivity to pain during periods!

MiracleLips – Mihaela Rankova is an experienced PMU artist. She has been pigmenting lips since 2018. In recent years she has completed many different courses and further master classes abroad, and thus developed her own technique to achieve the most natural and beautiful lips possible. To acquire her know-how, she attended master classes of renowned pigmentologists from LA and Vancouver. Thanks to her further training in London with the world-renowned TessTattoo, she is also an expert for dark lips.

Mihaela is always careful to achieve the most natural result possible for her customers. Her pigmentmix is 100% customized for every client, so that she can achieve the best suited effect for you.

We would be happy to advise you in detail during a consultation at Miracle Beauty. At this appointment we will discuss your desired shape and color. Makeup is used to draw in the lips so you can see what the final result will look like. This way you can spend the rest of the day admiring your new lips and make an informed decision.

The additional consultation appointment is billed every 15 minutes and costs CHF 120.-/h. In most cases, 30 minutes (60.-) are sufficient.

Of course, a detailed consultation and drawing takes place before each pigmentation regardless. The additional appointment gives you a few more days to think about it, if you wish.

For more detailed and important information about the treatment, the pre- and aftercare visit our FAQs.