Peripera Ink Peel Off Lip Stain - Black

The color is designed to last for many hours, often through meals and drinks. Actual longevity can vary based on individual lip conditions and habits.

No, for best results, apply the peel-off lip stain to clean, dry lips. Applying over balm will prevent it from adhering properly and will affect the peel-off process.

While designed to be peeled, if you wish to remove it before peeling or if residue remains, use an oil-based makeup remover or a cleansing balm. A regular water-based cleanser may not be sufficient.

The 'Black' variant provides a deep tint. The exact shade can vary slightly based on your natural lip color and the thickness of application.

If peeled too soon, the color may be uneven or lighter than intended. You can reapply the product to the lighter areas and allow it to dry fully before peeling again.

Peripera products are generally formulated following cosmetic safety standards. For specific ingredient concerns, please refer to the product packaging or the manufacturer's official website.

Yes, once the peel-off tint has been applied and peeled off, you can layer lip gloss or a different lipstick on top for added shine or a different finish.

Ensure lips were completely dry before application and that the product was allowed to dry fully. Try applying a thin layer of lip balm to the edges of your lips before peeling to help lift the film.

Apply a thicker, more even layer of the product. You may need to reapply for a more intense color. Ensure no areas were missed during the initial application.

Exfoliate lips gently before application and apply a nourishing lip balm immediately after removing the tint. Avoid wearing the product continuously for excessively long periods.

Use an oil-based makeup remover or a cleansing balm. Allow the remover to sit on the lips for a moment before gently wiping away any residue.

Ensure lips were prepped correctly (clean and dry) and avoid applying lip balm or oil before the initial application. Reapply a second layer if necessary after the first has set and been peeled.