Tinting

Eyebrow and Eyelash Tinting

Tinting uses semi-permanent color to darken the appearance of eyebrow hairs or eyelashes. It can make brows look fuller and lashes appear more defined while reducing the need for daily makeup.

Before Your Appointment

• Discuss your preferred shade and desired level of definition with the technician.
• Share any history of skin sensitivity, eye irritation, allergies, or reactions to hair-color products.
• Ask whether a patch test is recommended or required before treatment.
• Arrive with the treatment area clean and free of makeup, oils, and contact lenses when applicable.

During the Treatment

A technician typically protects the surrounding skin, applies a carefully selected tint to the brow hairs or lashes, allows it to process briefly, and then removes it thoroughly. Treatment details and processing times vary by product and individual sensitivity.

Results and Aftercare

Results fade gradually as the tinted hairs naturally shed and are replaced. Longevity varies with hair growth, cleansing habits, skincare products, sun exposure, and the tinting formula used.

• Follow the technician’s instructions about keeping the area dry immediately after treatment.
• Avoid rubbing or scrubbing the treated area.
• Use gentle cleansers around the eyes and brows.
• Stop using irritating products and seek professional advice if discomfort, swelling, or persistent redness occurs.

Important Safety Note

Tinting should be performed with products intended for the specific treatment area. Anyone with an active eye infection, irritated or broken skin, or a known sensitivity to tint ingredients should postpone treatment and consult an appropriate professional.