Lip Neutralisation is a cosmetic tattooing technique used in lip blush tattooing to correct dark, cool, or uneven-toned lips, particularly common in individuals with melanin-rich skin. The goal is to neutralise the underlying cool tones (like purples, blues, or browns) before applying the desired lip color, helping achieve a more even and natural-looking result. Using warm pigments (like orange, peach, or coral tones) to counteract cool or dark undertones in the lips. Often done as a first session in the lip blush process. After healing (usually 6–8 weeks), a second session can be done to add the desired lip color.