Permanent makeup Alina Zhuk

3 things I would NEVER get done as a permanent makeup artist 👀

1. Microblading
2. Permanent eyeliner wings
3. Lip blush outside the natural lip border

This is based purely on my personal experience and what I’ve observed throughout my work as a permanent makeup artist.

Of course, everyone has different preferences, and some people may absolutely love these techniques. I’m simply sharing my personal opinion and what I would never choose for myself.

What do you think? Would you get any of these? 👇

Healed lips — exactly how I love them: soft, natural, and without that “lipstick” effect 💋

Today we’re doing a small touch-up to gently fill in the areas where the skin pushed out some of the pigment during healing.

No change in shape, no extra brightness — just perfecting the result and making the color more even 🤍

Healed Lip Blush ✨ Soft, natural color that enhances your beauty ♥️

Find your treatment 👀

I know I should sleep but …work,work,work🥰

PMU check ✔️

Gloves. Machine. Cartridge. Pigment.

Every beautiful result starts long before the first touch of pigment.

Clean tools, quality products, and attention to every detail — because your face deserve nothing less. 💋

One of the biggest misconceptions about lip blush is expecting it to replace lipstick.

It won’t.

And that’s actually the beauty of it.

Lip blush is designed to enhance your natural lip color, restore definition, and make your lips look fresh even without makeup. It heals inside the skin, so the result is soft and natural—not a layer of color sitting on top.

If you want bold, opaque lips every day, lipstick is still the right choice.

But if you want to wake up looking naturally healthier, more defined, and feel confident even with a bare face, that’s exactly what lip blush was created for. 💋