Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Eyebrow Tint.

Most clients see tint lasting four to six weeks, depending on hair growth, skin oils, and aftercare. Results fade gradually; scheduling touch-ups every 4–6 weeks keeps brows looking consistently full and defined.

We recommend a patch test at least 48 hours before your appointment to check for reactions. Our technicians use professional dyes and gentle formulas, and will review medical history; avoid tinting if you have active irritation or known dye allergies.

Not when performed by a trained technician: we match dye to hair color and skin tone, tint only the hair shafts, and adjust intensity for a subtle enhancement that enhances natural shape rather than masking it.

Arrive with clean, makeup-free brows and avoid exfoliating treatments or retinoids for 48 hours. Postpone tinting if you've recently had chemical peels or active sunburn. Inform your technician about medications, allergies, or recent brow procedures.

Tint will color natural brow hairs, not tattooed pigment. If you've recently had tint applied, we can refresh color depending on timing. For microblading or permanent makeup, we assess results and may avoid tinting or coordinate with your artist.

Aftercare includes avoiding water, steam, and saunas for 24–48 hours, skipping oil-based products on the brows, gently cleansing, and avoiding exfoliation. Follow recommended care and schedule touch-ups to prolong color and definition.