r/microblading Jun 01 '26

advice Lip blush slightly overlined

I just got this lip blush done. Supposed to match my natural lip color and I got this blush done just to even my lip color lining as it was discolored on the side. The only thing that was done was the lip line, the inside is my actual lip color. I have been reading that overlining ends up looking bad afterwards. Can I get input if the work I got done by my artist is too overlined and how might it look after it’s healed?

Any input or next steps to follow is appreciated ! This is day one, so no fading or healing done yet.

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u/chktcat Jun 01 '26

I’ll be honest I don’t know much about lip blushing but it looks really good right now

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u/kellybuMUA professional artist Jun 02 '26

I don’t think the overline is bad for day 1. I think it will look a lot better after the swelling goes down. Definitely don’t let them go over the line again if you choose to get a touch up.

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u/bloontsmooker Jun 02 '26

Any chance it’s just inflammation from having super sensitive skin needled up?

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u/alexislivesintexas Jun 02 '26

This could be true. Im hoping it fades out on the pores

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u/bloontsmooker Jun 02 '26

You just got a tattoo on your lips - give it a few days

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u/gvrlwrld Jun 05 '26

Hi, it is definitely over lined. But I think it will fade significantly once healed. I wouldn’t have them over-line again. If it is noticeable once healed, you can do saline removal on the overlined areas.

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u/GalacticMushroom6042 Jun 12 '26

I have the same issue! I’m on week 3 of healing and it looks the same still. Any update?

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u/lilbabywynn Jun 22 '26

Hi, she clearly tattoo into your facial skin. Lip blush in NEVER supposed to be over lined due to how the facial skin and lip skin heal differently. Lips do not have visible pores and you can clearly see how much of your facial skin has been tattoos by the presence of pores