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Photos from Ibrows Miami's post 09/25/2026

This is one of the most common questions I get from Lip Blush clients.

Having a history of cold sores does not automatically disqualify you from getting your lips tattooed. It simply means we need to plan ahead and take a few extra precautions.

With the right preparation, many clients still heal beautifully and achieve great results.

If you’re prone to cold sores, I recommend speaking with your doctor about a preventative antiviral medication, such as acyclovir, before your Lip Blush appointment. A commonly recommended approach is to start it 2 days before your procedure and continue for 2 days after, while always following your doctor’s instructions.

Another very important part of healing is being gentle with the lips. During the first few days, try to avoid unnecessary stretching from excessive talking, laughing, or opening the mouth too wide while eating. Less irritation means a calmer healing process.

Most importantly, please let me know about your cold sore history before your appointment so we can prepare properly.

If you’ve been hesitating to book because of cold sores, feel free to message me, I’m happy to guide you through the process and help you feel more confident before booking. 🤍

Photos from Ibrows Miami's post 09/25/2026

This is one of the most common questions I get from Lip Blush clients.

Having a history of cold sores does not automatically disqualify you from getting your lips tattooed. It simply means we need to plan ahead and take a few extra precautions.

With the right preparation, many clients still heal beautifully and achieve great results.

If you’re prone to cold sores, I recommend speaking with your doctor about a preventative antiviral medication, such as acyclovir, before your Lip Blush appointment. A commonly recommended approach is to start it 2 days before your procedure and continue for 2 days after, while always following your doctor’s instructions.

Another very important part of healing is being gentle with the lips. During the first few days, try to avoid unnecessary stretching from excessive talking, laughing, or opening the mouth too wide while eating. Less irritation means a calmer healing process.

Most importantly, please let me know about your cold sore history before your appointment so we can prepare properly.

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✓ How to reduce the risk
✓ Why cold sores don’t automatically mean Lip Blush isn’t for you

If you’ve been hesitating to book because of cold sores, feel free to message me , I’m happy to guide you through the process and help you feel more confident before booking. 🤍

Photos from Ibrows Miami's post 09/25/2026

Comment “ONLINE” and I will send you instant access to the training.
You don’t need more random tips, you need to actually see the technique being done from start to finish. 🤍

Inside my online Lip Blush training, I am showing you exactly how I work: my technique, outline, color placement, timing, pressure, and the details that make the biggest difference in your healed results.

This training is created for PMU artists who want to feel more confident, work cleaner, and create soft, natural results.

Learn at your own pace. Rewatch whenever you need. Apply it directly to your next client. ✨

Photos from Ibrows Miami's post 09/13/2026

Thank me later ✨

09/05/2026

3 clients a day. That’s it.
Stop thinking you need to overwork yourself to make money.
You just need the right skill and pricing.

Photos from Ibrows Miami's post 08/31/2026

My client said she doesn’t notice a big change 🙃 until we compare how it looked before the procedure. The point is that it looks too natural💥

08/31/2026

the song gets spicy 🌶️ at 0:07

Photos from Ibrows Miami's post 08/30/2026

The texts I live for 🤍
“I love my lips.” is my daily motivation 🙏☺️💕

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