V Mill

I've never had lip filler done but would love to add a little something. Quite literally, a LITTLE something lol. I'm 44 years old and don't want to have super obvious lip filler. Just want to plump them a little bit. My top lip is disappearing lol! 😂 I've done the research, have the DIY Heaven book, watch all the videos, etc. My question for Ash and the ladies (I will likely have more questions about personal preferences)... I've got Tesoro Fine and Elasty F plus. Have any of you ladies used either of these for your lips? Has anyone tried both and have a preference of one over the other? The Elasty F plus has lidocaine. I'm not seeing lidocaine on the Tesoro Fine box.

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V Mill

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@Tara M Just pay close attention to how it feels in the next week. If it feels off listen to your gut. I always get scared because of vascular occlusion possibilities if even a small mistake happens 🙃 💕

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Awe its our pooksters! One day you know ima be all up in there with yall 😘 have fun and make wild and memorable decisions 🤪

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Would these be ok to start with first fine lines and wrinkles around the mouth?

I haven’t had a chance to explore the Skool yet but found this single use product and already have the stamp . Would these be ok to start with ? Any tips would be appreciated. Thank you

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Would these be ok to start with first fine lines and wrinkles around the mouth?

V Mill

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So I've seen these also, tt ahop has them. While they are topical only and aren't technically sterile because they aren't in glass, they do have certifications for hownit was processed thar was sterile.. So these are great for nano once a week but not micro needleing with depth. Since you have a derma stamp and not a pen to needle with if you stay shallow you should be fine, but if you ever graduate to micro needling instead of derma stamping I wouldn't use these. Xoxo hope that helped you out.