An eyelash tint consists of adding a special dye to your eyelashes, giving you weeks of dense, lengthy lashes without the help of mascara. You slightly recline in a salon chair and a artisan applies the dye to your lashes whilst you keep your eyes shut for about 10-15 minutes. It’s a swift, relatively sting-less process. Under no circumstance should a professional be using regular hair dye on your lashes. Ensure that your artist is using a vegetable dye that won’t harm your hair or sensitive skin.

 Semi-permanent tint is a alternative to regular tint, and long lasting from regular tint. Vegetable dye is a non-damaging, good way to color your lashes and brows. Semi-permanent tint also has a longer lifespan as compare to regular tint.

 What Does Eyebrow Tinting Involve?

Much like when you’re getting your hair dyed, a base cream or petroleum jelly will be applied around your brow area to stop any of the dye from staining your skin.

Then, the dye will be mixed up before being applied to your eyebrows with a spoolie brush. Some technicians will customize the tint to get the perfect shade to suit you better, whereas others might get the right shade by leaving the tint on for varing amounts of time.

As a rule of thumb, you still want to stay 1-2 shades lighter than your existing hair color shade. Too matchy-matchy looks a bit weird and anything super dark can look slightly scary.

How Long Does Eyebrow Tinting Take?

It generally takes between 5-10 minutes (depending on the hair type) before the dye is cleared out  and your brows or lashes are done! The skin around your eyebrows shouldn’t have been affected by the dye – but if there is any staining doesn’t panic, this will wash away over the next day or so.

Can Anyone Get Their Eyebrows Tinted?

Unless and until you’re allergic to any of the breakdown ingredients in hair dye (much like box color dye, you’ll have to do a patch test first) eyebrow tinting works out for almost everyone. So much so, the brightest of blondes and redheads can get their brows tinted indefinitely.

Will My Eye Or Skin Become Irritated?

There is a chance that your eyes will burn or that the skin near your lashes will become a bit irritated. Most salons will flush your eyes out with saline if they are in pain once the first eight minutes have passed. If you have especially provocative skin or have eye issues, one might want to steer clear of this particular service. That said, it is safe for contact lens wearers.

How Good Does It Look?

Obviously, if you have relatively lighter lashes to begin with, you will see the most sizable difference. Regardless, even if you have dark and dense lashes, they will appear more in volume and lengthy than usual. Always ask what products the professionals are using, and make sure the lash artisan is able to give you a full breakdown of the products being used. Usually, sanitation areas are in the back end of a lash salon. If the Santeria is not out in the open, you can ask the lash technician to describe to you the sanitation process and steps they take before each service.

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