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Lip colour correction, tailored to your natural tone.
Lip Neutralisation uses cosmetic tattooing and colour theory to help balance certain darker, cooler or uneven lip tones. Rebecca assesses your natural pigmentation at our Brunswick West studio.
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Lip colour correction is more than choosing a shade.
The colour in a pigment bottle isn't necessarily how it will look once healed. Your natural lip pigmentation and undertones influence the result, which is why Rebecca plans Lip Neutralisation around your individual tone rather than a one-size-fits-all shade.

Lip Neutralisation may be right for you if...
You have cooler or uneven lip tones.
You'd like to explore a more balanced-looking lip colour while keeping your natural appearance.
You're unsure if Lip Blush is right for you.
Rebecca assesses your natural pigmentation before recommending Lip Blush, Lip Neutralisation or a staged approach.
You want balance, not a harsh cover-up.
You want colour thoughtfully selected for your natural lip tone, not a one-shade-fits-all result.
How Lip Neutralisation works.
Understanding your natural lip tone
Rebecca assesses your natural lip pigmentation, depth and undertones to determine the right approach.
Personalised colour correction
Pigments are carefully selected for your natural undertones and applied using cosmetic tattooing to help balance uneven or cooler tones.
A considered, staged approach
Some lips may need more than one session. Rebecca assesses your healed colour before recommending further treatment.
The goal is balance, not one perfect shade.
Lip Neutralisation aims to soften the appearance of cooler or uneven lip tones. Your natural pigmentation and how your lips heal influence the result, so Rebecca discusses what's realistically achievable before treatment.
The healed result guides the next step.
Lip colour can change as it heals. Rebecca considers how your pigment has settled before recommending whether another session may be appropriate.
What we check before recommending Lip Neutralisation.
With over 15 years of beauty-industry experience, Rebecca brings a careful, personalised approach to Lip Neutralisation at her Brunswick West studio. Understanding your natural pigmentation and treatment history comes before recommending treatment.
Natural lip depth
Cool or warm undertone
Uneven areas
Previous lip tattooing
Filler history
Skin sensitivity and healing
Whether staged sessions are needed
Realistic target colour
The fresh colour is not the final result.
Lip Neutralisation may appear more intense immediately after treatment. As your lips heal, the colour can soften and change, with your natural pigmentation influencing the final appearance. The true result is assessed once healing has progressed.
Beautiful results take patience.
Rebecca provides personalised aftercare guidance and explains when your healed lip colour can be reviewed.
Lip Neutralisation or Lip Blush?
Lip Blush enhances natural lip colour and definition, while Lip Neutralisation uses a tailored pigment approach to help balance certain cooler or uneven lip tones. The right choice depends on your natural pigmentation, previous treatments and desired result.
Start with a lip consultation.
We will assess your natural lip tone, undertone, previous work and desired result before recommending Lip Neutralisation, Lip Blush or a staged treatment plan.
Book Your ConsultationFrequently Asked Questions About Lip Neutralisation
What is Lip Neutralisation?
Lip Neutralisation is a cosmetic tattoo treatment that uses colour theory and carefully selected pigments to help balance the appearance of certain cooler or uneven lip tones. Rebecca assesses your natural pigmentation and undertones before recommending whether treatment is suitable.
What is the difference between Lip Neutralisation and Lip Blush?
Lip Blush focuses on enhancing natural lip colour and definition, while Lip Neutralisation uses a tailored pigment approach to address certain cooler or uneven undertones. Some clients may benefit from staged treatment, but neutralisation is not automatically required before Lip Blush. Rebecca recommends an approach based on your individual lip tone and desired result.
Do naturally darker lips always need neutralisation?
No. Naturally darker lip colour does not automatically mean Lip Neutralisation is necessary. Suitability depends on your existing pigmentation, undertones, treatment history and desired result. Rebecca considers these factors during your consultation before recommending treatment.
How many Lip Neutralisation sessions will I need?
Some clients may need more than one session, depending on their natural lip pigmentation and how the colour heals. Rebecca assesses your healed result before recommending whether further treatment is appropriate. The number of sessions and final colour cannot be guaranteed in advance.
How long does Lip Neutralisation take to heal?
Fresh Lip Neutralisation may appear brighter or more intense immediately after treatment. As your lips heal, you may experience temporary dryness, flaking and changes in colour. The pigment continues to settle over several weeks. Rebecca provides aftercare guidance and explains when your healed colour can be assessed.
How much does Lip Neutralisation cost at Nefertiti Studio?
Lip Neutralisation is priced at $799 at Nefertiti Studio in Brunswick West, Melbourne. A cosmetic tattoo consultation costs $50, which can be applied towards the required treatment deposit if you choose to proceed. Rebecca will discuss your treatment suitability and whether additional sessions may be recommended during your consultation.