Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Eyebrow Color.

Tint longevity varies by hair type and skin, usually lasting three to six weeks before noticeable fade. Oily skin may fade faster; scheduling touch-ups every four to six weeks preserves depth and definition for consistently bold brows.

We perform a patch test 48 hours before service for clients with sensitivities. Our professional tints are formulated for brows, but if you have severe allergies or skin conditions, consult your dermatologist first and inform your technician.

Professional application minimizes skin staining and focuses tint on hairs. Any slight skin tint fades within a day or two after washing. Technicians blend shade to your features for a natural result, avoiding harsh or overly dark looks.

Come with clean, makeup-free brows and avoid harsh exfoliation or retinol near the area for 48 hours. If you have recent chemical peels or sunburn, reschedule. Communicate color preferences and concerns with your technician at check-in.

Yes — tinting pairs well with waxing, threading, tweezing, and lamination for a complete brow transformation. Your technician can recommend an ideal sequence; often shaping is done before tinting, while lamination may be scheduled together for longer-lasting style.

Appointments typically last 20 to 40 minutes, including consultation, color selection, and application. If a patch test is required it adds time or may be scheduled earlier. Lamination or shaping combined may extend the visit to about an hour.