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Get answers to common questions about Eyebrow Tint.
Results usually last three to six weeks depending on hair growth, skin type, and aftercare. Oily skin or frequent exfoliation may fade color sooner; we recommend touch-ups every 4–6 weeks to keep brows looking defined.
We perform a patch test 24–48 hours before service to check for allergies. Our professional dyes are chosen for minimal irritation, but clients with extreme sensitivity should consult with us or their physician first.
Yes. Tint can be matched to your current hair color for a cohesive look. Tell your technician about recent coloring so we can choose the right shade and perform a patch test if needed.
Tinting colors the hairs but doesn't alter hair placement or skin. It enhances perceived shape by adding depth, but permanent shaping requires waxing, threading, or microblading. We'll review grooming options with you.
Avoid heavy exfoliation, retinoids, or brow waxing 24–48 hours beforehand. Come with clean, makeup-free brows. If you use henna or other tints, inform us. Patch testing may be required prior to full service.
Avoid water, steam, and heavy sweating for 24 hours to let the tint set. Use gentle cleansers and avoid oil-based removers that strip pigment. Follow recommended touch-up schedules and protect the brow area from sun exposure.