Lip tattoos GOLD COAST

Tailored Lip Tattoo Solutions That Last

Long Lasting Lip Tattoos Gold Coast

Enhance your lips with natural-looking colour and definition at Sibina Cosmetic Tattoo Art. Our Broadbeach clinic offers professional lip tattoo services designed to create a fuller, more polished appearance that complements your unique features. Whether you’re looking to add subtle colour or want a defined lip shape that doesn’t fade throughout the day, our team is dedicated to helping you achieve the perfect look.

The lip tattooing process begins with a thorough consultation, where we discuss your desired colour, shape, and overall style. Our skilled artists use high-quality pigments and advanced techniques to deliver long-lasting results that suit your skin tone and preferences. The result is a soft, even colour that adds depth to your lips, enhancing your natural beauty without the need for daily touch-ups.

Ready to transform your lips? Contact Sibina Cosmetic Tattoo Art in Broadbeach on 0413 521 725 to book your lip tattoo consultation and experience the benefits of beautifully defined lips.

Natural Lip Enhancement with Lip tattooing

At Sibina Cosmetic Tattoo Art, we prioritise comfort and satisfaction, creating a lip tattoo experience tailored to you. Here’s what you can expect from our process:

Personalised Colour Selection: We help you choose a shade that best enhances your natural lip tone and desired look.
Precision Techniques: Our artists use advanced methods to ensure a well-defined shape and even colour application.
Long-Lasting Pigments: We use high-quality pigments that provide lasting results, so your lips look fresh and polished.
Hygienic Practices: Our Broadbeach clinic maintains strict hygiene standards for your safety and peace of mind.
Aftercare Support: We provide aftercare guidance to help you maintain and enjoy your new look.

Enjoy the benefits of a beautifully enhanced lip colour with our professional lip tattoo service. Book a consultation with our team to find the perfect lip shade and shape for your style.

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Frequently Asked Questions

HOW ARE THE COLOURS SELECTED?

The choice of colours depends on your skin tone and the colour of your hair and eyes. With the assistance of the practitioner, suitable colours are selected in order to find the best match.

You may like to bring along your own makeup pencil or lipstick and a colour match can be made from this.
WHAT ARE THE PIGMENT LOTIONS?

Most of the pigments used are Iron Oxide and Titanium Dioxide, a safe non-reactive substance. The pigment lotions are specifically manufactured for implantation into human skin. Most of the pigment lotions are inorganic, excluding some of the lip colours, which are organic. A coloured powder is suspended in a solution of distilled water, alcohol and glycerine, which results in a smooth, fine, creamy liquid.

There are over 400 pre-mixed colours and more colours can be created by mixing colours together ranging from very light to dark for lips and eyebrows. We create or select the colours that are as close to your requirements as possible. We use colours imported from four reputable manufacturers in the USA, all tested and proven for over 30 years.

Product ingredients are listed on our bottles. The difference between our lotions and tattoo inks – Cosmetic Tattoo Pigment Colours are softer, and have been blended to create soft colours for the face, all are pre-mixed and pasteurised.

Tattoo inks are bright colours used for decorative purposes and too bright for face and camouflage treatments. Most tattoo artists mix their coloured powder with alcohol and do not list the ingredients on their bottles.
HOW MANY TREATMENTS DO I NEED?

Two treatments are usually needed, at least 4-8 weeks apart. Sometimes, just one treatment is sufficient. With most procedures, the colour fades dramatically after a week.

For the second treatment, the practitioner gauges the colour retention and adds the required amount of pigment.
CAN I HAVE INJECTABLES BEFORE MY EYEBROW TATTOO TREATMENT?

Yes, it needs to be a minimum of 24 hours prior to your appointment or 24 hours after your treatment.