Let’s be honest, girlie — between the humidity, the endless iced coffees, and that one meeting that runs straight into lunch, your lipstick doesn’t stand a chance in Singapore. You touch it up before you leave the house, and by the time you’re back at your desk, your lips have faded back to their natural (read: duller) shade. If that sounds familiar, you’ve probably already looked into lip blush in Singapore — the semi-permanent treatment that tints your lips a soft, your-lips-but-better shade that survives kopi, KN95 masks, and everything else your day throws at it.
Lip blush has quietly become one of the most requested treatments among the low-maintenance, no-makeup-makeup crowd, and it’s easy to see why — you wake up with a naturally flushed pout, skip the lip liner, and still look put together on your laziest days. But not every studio does it well, and a bad lip blush (think uneven colour, the wrong undertone, or a shape that doesn’t suit your face) can take months, sometimes years, to fully fade.
That’s where this list comes in. TheGirl.co has pulled together 8 of the best lip blush studios in Singapore, from heartland gems to established brow-and-beauty institutions, based on their technique, artist experience, and — importantly — how transparent they are about pricing. Whether you’re chasing a subtle “my lips but better” tint or a fuller gradient lip, there’s an option here for you.
One quick note before you dive in: lip blush is a form of semi-permanent cosmetic tattooing, so this list is meant to help you compare studios — it’s general information, not medical advice, and you should always go for a proper consultation (and flag any allergies or skin conditions) before committing to a treatment.
Note: This list is strictly not in order.
1. Monostudio Beauty Studio & Academy
Tucked away on the third floor along Boat Quay, Monostudio has become something of a go-to for girls who want their lip blush to look like their lips simply had a really good day, rather than a visibly “done” treatment. The studio’s approach leans heavily into colour correction first — if you’ve got naturally pigmented or two-toned lips (hello, smokers and serial iced-coffee drinkers), the team neutralises the darker areas before layering on a soft wash of colour, so you’re not just adding tint on top of unevenness.
Sessions run around one to two hours, with numbing cream applied throughout to keep things comfortable, and healing typically takes five to seven days before the true colour settles in over the following weeks. Clients consistently mention artists Jeane, Clara, and Amber by name — always a good sign that you’re matched with someone experienced rather than whoever’s free that day.
It’s a solid pick if you want a lip blush that reads as “your lips, just tinted” rather than a bold, done-up finish — though note that exact pricing isn’t published, so budget for a consultation to get a firm quote.
Prices:
- Monostudio doesn’t publicly list a fixed lip blush price on its website — the studio quotes based on your natural lip pigmentation during a consultation.
Highlights:
- Colour-correction-first approach for naturally pigmented or uneven lips
- Multiple experienced lip artists (Jeane, Clara, Amber) to choose from
- Numbing cream used throughout for comfort
- Rated 5.0 out of 5 across more than 1,200 verified reviews on Trustindex
- Central Boat Quay location, easy to reach after work
| Website: | https://www.monostudio.sg/lips/ |
| Contact: | 8749 1616 |
| Location: | 67 Boat Quay, #03-01, Singapore 049855 |
2. Beauty Recipe Aesthetics & Academy
Beauty Recipe was founded by Jessie Ting, an award-winning beauty blogger who spent years living in Korea before bringing Korean semi-permanent makeup techniques back to Singapore. That K-beauty lean shows up clearly in the studio’s Lip Embroidery service, which uses pure, organic plant-based pigments sourced from Korea — a point of difference from studios using standard synthetic PMU pigments.
The studio doubles as a government-approved training academy (it’s SkillsFuture-accredited), which tends to mean tightly documented, consistent technique across its artists rather than results varying wildly depending on who you’re booked with. A single session includes a complimentary touch-up within six months, giving you a built-in safety net if the colour needs evening out once it’s fully healed.
With three outlets — Orchard Gateway, Marine Parade, and Jurong East — plus a clearly published price, it’s one of the more straightforward, no-surprises options on this list.
Prices:
- Lip Embroidery: S$588 (promotional price, regular price S$980), including a complimentary touch-up within 6 months.
Highlights:
- Founded by Jessie Ting, a Korea-trained beauty industry veteran
- Uses organic, plant-based pigments imported from Korea
- Government-approved training academy with SkillsFuture accreditation
- Clearly published pricing, with a promotional rate off the regular price
- Three outlets — Orchard Gateway, Marine Parade, and Jurong East
| Website: | beautyrecipe.com.sg |
| Contact: | 6702 3062 |
| Location: | 277 Orchard Road, #B2-01, Orchard Gateway, Singapore 238858 (also at Marine Parade and Jurong East) |
3. Lebellbrow Studio
Lebellbrow Studio has built its name on Korean-style brow embroidery, but its “Candy Lips” — the studio’s take on nano lip embroidery — has quietly picked up its own following. The nano technique uses a finer needle than standard lip blush machines, depositing pigment in smaller, more controlled amounts, which the studio says gives a more gradual, buildable colour rather than one flat wash.
With two outlets — one near King Albert Park, the other along Changi Road — it’s a convenient option whether you’re based in the west or the east, and appointments run late into the evening on weekdays, which helps if you’re squeezing this in after work. Clients frequently mention the process being far less painful than they expected.
Exact pricing for Candy Lips isn’t published on the studio’s website, so budget for a consultation (which the studio uses to assess your natural lip tone) before you get a firm number.
Prices:
- Lebellbrow doesn’t publish a fixed price for Candy Lips online — WhatsApp the studio directly for a consultation and quote.
Highlights:
- Nano-needle technique for a more gradual, buildable colour
- Two outlets — King Albert Park and Changi Road
- Late weekday opening hours (till 9pm)
- Recognised K-beauty embroidery artists on staff
- Free WhatsApp consultation before you commit to a price
| Website: | https://lebellbrowstudio.com/ |
| Contact: | 9691 6050 |
| Location: | 9 King Albert Park, #02-03, KAP Mall, Singapore 598332 (also at 160 Changi Road, #02-09, Singapore 419728) |
4. The Brow & Beauty Boutique
If you want a studio with a genuine specialisation in lips rather than lips being an add-on to brow services, The Brow & Beauty Boutique at CityGate is worth a look. The studio is led by Director Artist Tiffany Luo, who judges semi-permanent makeup competitions across Asia and Korea — the kind of credential that tends to matter when you’re letting someone tattoo your lips.
The technique uses surgical-grade micro-needles and German pigment technology, and unlike studios that only offer one lip blush style, you can choose between a soft OverLip Blush, a fuller Lip Embroidery Enhancement, or a classic Lip Embroidery Blush depending on how much colour and shape correction you want. Results are also said to last longer than average — two to five years, depending on the density you choose, versus the roughly two-year lifespan quoted elsewhere on this list.
The studio doesn’t publish a flat price for lip embroidery online (its price list is only available as an in-person or emailed reference), so it’s worth reaching out directly before you set your heart on a specific style.
Prices:
- The Brow & Beauty Boutique doesn’t publish lip embroidery pricing on its website — email or WhatsApp the studio to request its current price list.
Highlights:
- Led by Director Artist Tiffany Luo, an SPMU competition judge across Asia and Korea
- Choice of three lip embroidery styles depending on desired intensity
- Surgical-grade micro-needles and German pigment technology
- Results last 2 to 5 years — longer than the category average
- Open daily, including weekends, until 8pm
| Website: | https://www.thebrowbeautyboutique.com/lip-embroidery-blush |
| Contact: | 8829 7701 |
| Location: | 371 Beach Road, #01-46 & #01-48, CityGate, Singapore 199597 |
5. Jo Artysan
Jo Artysan is an Orchard Road specialist that’s built its reputation primarily on brow work, but its lip blush embroidery menu is just as considered — and, unusually for this list, fully price-transparent. Rather than a single flat rate, the studio tiers its lip embroidery by artist seniority, so you can choose how much you want to pay for experience: a newer Senior Artist, a more established Master Artist, or the studio’s own Director.
All three tiers are quoted as nett prices that already include a one-time complimentary touch-up within two months, so there’s no surprise add-on once you’re back in the chair for round two. The Orchard flagship sits two minutes from Somerset MRT, making it an easy add-on to a lunchtime or after-work errand.
If you’d rather choose your artist (and price point) upfront instead of being quoted after a consultation, Jo Artysan’s tiered pricing makes that decision a lot more straightforward.
Prices:
- Senior Artist: S$1,100
- Master Artist: S$1,300
- Director: S$1,600
- (All prices are nett and include one complimentary touch-up within 2 months)
Highlights:
- Rare fully published, tiered pricing by artist seniority
- All tiers include a complimentary touch-up within 2 months
- Orchard Road flagship, 2 minutes from Somerset MRT
- Choose your own artist and price point upfront
- Primarily known for brows, with a dedicated lip embroidery menu
| Website: | https://www.joartysan.com/services/lip-blush-embroidery |
| Contact: | 8889 2880 |
| Location: | 111 Somerset Road, TripleOne Somerset, Singapore 238164 |
6. Chrysalis
Chrysalis is one of the more accessible names on this list simply by virtue of being in the malls you probably already visit — AMK Hub, Jurong Point, and The Centrepoint — rather than tucked into a boutique shophouse. Its lip embroidery service promises a customisable finish, from a barely-there natural tint to a more deliberate, dramatic colour, depending on what you ask for during your consultation.
As an established aesthetics chain rather than a single-artist studio, Chrysalis tends to suit readers who want a familiar, mall-based booking experience (and the reassurance of multiple outlets if you need to reschedule) over a more personal, one-artist boutique relationship.
The result can last up to one to two years, in line with most other lip embroidery treatments on this list, and the current promotional pricing puts it firmly among the more wallet-friendly options here.
Prices:
- Lip Embroidery: S$688 (promotional price, marked down from S$2,493.92)
Highlights:
- Clearly published promotional pricing on its own website
- Three mall outlets — AMK Hub, Jurong Point, and The Centrepoint
- Customisable from a natural tint to a more dramatic finish
- Familiar, mall-based chain booking experience
| Website: | https://chrysalis.com.sg/products/lip-embroidery |
| Contact: | 9826 4905 (AMK Hub outlet) |
| Location: | 53 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, #03-26, AMK Hub, Singapore 569933 (also at Jurong Point, #03-04, and The Centrepoint, #03-24) |
7. HighBrow
With over 12 years in business and more than 100,000 treatments completed, HighBrow is one of the more established names in Singapore’s semi-permanent makeup scene, and its Lip Embroidery service benefits from that experience. The studio takes a similarly soft-touch approach to its brow work — enhancing your natural lip colour with a tinted finish rather than going for a dramatic, obviously-enhanced look.
HighBrow operates out of two central locations, Orchard Gateway and The Adelphi, both easy to reach on a lunch break or after work. Unlike several other studios on this list, HighBrow publishes its lip embroidery price directly on its website, which makes budgeting a lot more straightforward before you even book a consultation.
Creative Director Andy and the wider team are frequently name-checked by clients for making the whole experience feel unrushed, even for a studio that’s clearly busy.
Prices:
- Lip Embroidery: S$980 (prices subject to GST)
Highlights:
- Over 12 years in business with 100,000+ treatments completed
- Two central locations — Orchard Gateway and The Adelphi
- Clearly published pricing on its own website
- Premium, skin-safe pigments used across all services
- Well-reviewed brow-and-lip team, including Creative Director Andy
| Website: | https://www.highbrow.com.sg/lip-define |
| Contact: | 8798 8988 |
| Location: | 277 Orchard Road, #B2-39, Orchard Gateway, Singapore 238858 (also at 1 Coleman Street, #02-28, The Adelphi, Singapore 179803) |
8. Erabelle
Erabelle sits at the premium end of this list, and its Eralip treatment reflects that positioning — a signature “Soft Shading” method that builds colour gradually across four sessions rather than aiming for full colour in one sitting. The studio uses a German-engineered micropen to layer micro-pigments into the uppermost layer of skin, which it says creates a more soft-focus, blended effect compared to single-session lip blush elsewhere on this list.
Every Eralip journey starts with a S$30 design consultation, where the artist studies your skin tone and lip shape before settling on a bespoke shade — a more considered start than studios that go straight into the treatment room. The full four-session package runs S$2,092.80 (with a Master Artist surcharge of S$261.60 if you specifically request one), which puts it well above the rest of this list, but reflects the multi-session, fully customised approach.
With three outlets — The Cathay, Eastpoint Mall, and Marina One — plus more than a decade of experience in the semi-permanent beauty space, it’s a solid choice if you’d rather spend more for a slower, more deliberate process.
Prices:
- Eralip Design Consultation: S$30
- Eralip (4-session package): S$2,092.80
- Master Artist surcharge: +S$261.60
Highlights:
- Signature “Soft Shading” method built up over 4 sessions
- German-engineered micropen for a soft-focus finish
- Bespoke shade consultation included before treatment begins
- Three outlets across Singapore — The Cathay, Eastpoint Mall, Marina One
- Established name in Singapore’s semi-permanent beauty industry
| Website: | https://www.erabelle.com/lip-embroidery-singapore/ |
| Contact: | 9199 5267 |
| Location: | 2 Handy Road, #06-08, The Cathay, Singapore 229233 (also at Eastpoint Mall and Marina One – The Heart) |
TheGirlCo’s Recommendation
Best Value:
Beauty Recipe Aesthetics & Academy
Lip embroidery here is currently going for S$588 (promotional price, down from S$980), and that already includes a complimentary touch-up within six months — so you’re not budgeting for a second visit on top. It’s also one of the few studios on this list that publishes an exact figure upfront rather than leaving you to guess at a consultation, which makes it the easiest pick if you’re comparing prices before you’ve even picked up the phone.
Most Transparent Pricing:
Jo Artysan
Instead of one flat rate, Jo Artysan lays out three clear tiers by artist seniority — S$1,100 for a Senior Artist, S$1,300 for a Master Artist, and S$1,600 for the Director — all nett and inclusive of a complimentary touch-up. That means you can decide how much experience you want to pay for before you walk in, rather than being quoted a number only after a consultation. If you like knowing exactly what you’re signing up for (and why one artist costs more than another), this is the most straightforward studio on the list to plan around.
Most Luxurious:
Erabelle
Erabelle’s Eralip package is built as a proper multi-session journey rather than a single sitting — a S$30 design consultation followed by a four-session package from S$2,092.80, with the option of a Master Artist for a further surcharge. It’s the priciest route on this list, but that’s the point: colour is built up gradually across visits, which suits anyone who’d rather ease into their new lip colour (and fine-tune the shade along the way) than commit fully after one appointment.
Best For First-Timers:
Monostudio Beauty Studio & Academy
If the idea of sitting in the chair for the first time makes you nervous, Monostudio’s colour-correction-first approach is reassuring — the studio assesses and corrects your natural lip tone before adding pigment, which tends to give more even, predictable results for lips that haven’t had any cosmetic tattooing before. It also carries a large base of verified reviews (rated 5.0 out of 5 across more than 1,200 reviews on Trustindex), so there’s plenty of social proof to look through if you want to see what past clients experienced before you book.
Longest-Lasting Results:
The Brow & Beauty Boutique
Most studios on this list quote lip blush results lasting around two years before a touch-up is needed — The Brow & Beauty Boutique quotes a noticeably longer 2 to 5 years. If you’re the type who’d rather spend more time enjoying the results than booking repeat top-ups, and you don’t mind that they don’t publish a fixed price online, it’s worth reaching out to them directly for a quote.
Final Thoughts
At the end of the day, lip blush is one of those treatments that rewards a bit of homework — the studio and artist matter just as much as the technique, since you’re the one living with the results for the next year or two. Book a consultation, ask to see real healed results (not just fresh, still-swollen photos), and don’t be afraid to ask your artist how they’d handle your specific lip tone before you commit.
If you’re building out a full “no-makeup makeup” routine, lip blush pairs naturally with other semi-permanent treatments — our guides to the best eyebrow microblading services in SG and best eyelash extension studios in SG are good next stops. And if you’re saving the full glam for special occasions instead, our list of the best makeup artists in SG has you covered too.
Whichever studio you land on, gals — here’s to lower-maintenance mornings and lips that look good even before your coffee kicks in.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. How much does lip blush cost in Singapore?
Among the studios on this list that publish their pricing, rates range from around S$588 to S$980 for a single session (Beauty Recipe, Chrysalis, and HighBrow), up to S$1,100–S$1,600 for tiered, artist-seniority pricing (Jo Artysan), and well over S$2,000 for a fully bespoke, multi-session package (Erabelle’s Eralip). Several studios on this list don’t publish a fixed lip blush price at all — the final cost depends on how much colour correction your natural lip tone needs, so darker or more pigmented lips generally require more work (and sometimes an extra session) to reach an even result. Where a studio doesn’t list pricing online, treat that as a sign you’ll need a consultation before you get a firm number, not a red flag in itself — it’s a fairly standard practice in this category.
2. How long does lip blush last?
Most studios on this list quote results lasting around 1 to 2 years, with a few (like The Brow & Beauty Boutique) claiming up to 5 years depending on the pigment density chosen. Singapore’s humidity, how much sun exposure your lips get, and how quickly your skin naturally exfoliates all affect how fast the colour fades. Unlike a bold lip tattoo, a well-done lip blush should fade gradually and evenly, so you won’t wake up one day with a patchy, half-faded result — it’s more of a slow, gentle fade back to your natural lip colour.
3. Does lip blush hurt?
Most studios apply a topical numbing cream before and during the session, so it’s generally described as uncomfortable rather than painful — often likened to a dull, buzzing sensation. Lips are a sensitive area, so some tenderness and swelling for a day or two afterwards is normal. If you’re especially sensitive to pain, mention this during your consultation, as some studios can apply extra numbing or work in shorter bursts.
4. Is lip blush safe? Is it regulated in Singapore?
Lip blush involves breaking the skin’s surface to implant pigment, so hygiene standards matter a great deal. Unlike medical aesthetic treatments (such as fillers or lasers), which fall under the Health Sciences Authority and require a registered doctor, cosmetic tattooing and lip embroidery in Singapore don’t currently sit under a dedicated licensing scheme — the Ministry of Health has previously stated that it relies on health education around sterilisation and hygiene practices rather than formal registration for the body art industry. In practice, this means it’s on you to check that a studio uses single-use, disposable needles, maintains a clean treatment space, and has artists with visible training and a solid portfolio of healed (not just fresh) results.
5. Who shouldn’t get lip blush?
You’ll generally be advised to avoid or delay lip blush if you’re pregnant or breastfeeding, prone to cold sores (the procedure can trigger an outbreak — some studios require a course of antiviral medication beforehand if you have a history of this), have active skin infections or conditions around the mouth, have uncontrolled diabetes, or have a known allergy to tattoo pigments or numbing agents. Always disclose your full medical history during your consultation so the artist can advise whether you’re a suitable candidate, or whether you should check with your doctor first.
6. How do I choose a good lip blush studio in Singapore?
Look beyond the price and check the artist’s portfolio for healed results (at least 6 to 8 weeks post-treatment), not just fresh, swollen photos taken right after the session. Ask what pigments they use, whether needles are single-use and disposable, and how they handle colour correction if your lips are naturally pigmented or uneven. A good studio will walk you through a proper consultation — discussing your desired shade, shape, and any medical considerations — rather than rushing you straight into the treatment chair.
7. What’s the difference between lip blush, lip tattoo, and lip embroidery?
These terms are often used interchangeably in Singapore, and most studios on this list use them to describe roughly the same family of treatments. “Lip blush” typically refers to a softer, all-over colour wash designed to look like a natural flush. “Lip embroidery” is sometimes used for techniques that also redefine or enhance the lip’s outline and shape, not just its colour. Traditional “lip tattooing” usually implants pigment slightly deeper and can result in a bolder, more solid colour that lasts longer but looks less like a natural tint. Always ask your chosen studio to clarify exactly which technique they’re using and how it will affect the final look.
8. How do I take care of my lips after a lip blush session?
Expect some swelling, tenderness, and a noticeably darker or more saturated colour for the first few days — this is normal and will soften as your lips heal. Most studios advise keeping the area clean, applying a recommended aftercare balm regularly, avoiding spicy or very salty food for the first few days, staying out of direct sun and swimming pools, and resisting the urge to pick at any light flaking as the pigment settles. Healing typically takes 5 to 10 days, with the true, settled colour only becoming visible after 4 to 8 weeks.
9. Can lip blush go wrong, and can it be corrected or removed?
As with any pigment-based treatment, results can occasionally turn out patchy, too pink, too muted, or uneven if the artist misjudges your natural undertone or if aftercare instructions aren’t followed closely. Minor unevenness can often be corrected with a touch-up session once the colour has fully settled. More significant colour issues (an unwanted shade, for instance) may require pigment-lightening treatments or, in more stubborn cases, laser tattoo removal — which is why choosing an experienced artist with a strong portfolio of healed results matters far more than chasing the lowest price.
10. How far in advance should I book, and is a consultation necessary?
Popular studios on this list, especially those with a small number of specialist artists, can be booked out several weeks in advance, so it’s worth planning ahead if you have a specific event (a wedding, a big birthday, year-end holiday photos) in mind. Almost every studio here either requires or strongly recommends a consultation before your actual appointment, where the artist assesses your natural lip tone, discusses your desired shade, and flags any medical considerations. Skipping this step to save time is one of the most common reasons lip blush results disappoint first-timers.
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