Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Brow Tint and wax .

Tint typically lasts 3–6 weeks depending on hair type and skincare; waxing keeps shape about 2–4 weeks. Factors like exfoliation, sunscreen, and oil-based products influence longevity. Regular touch-ups recommended every 4–6 weeks for best results.

We recommend a patch test 24–48 hours before tinting, especially for first-time clients or sensitive skin. The test checks for allergic reactions to pigment and ensures safe application. Waxing sensitivity can be discussed during consultation.

When performed by trained technicians using professional products, tinting and waxing should not harm hair growth. Tint coats hair shaft temporarily; waxing removes hair at the root but does not damage follicles when done correctly. Gentle care maintains healthy brows.

Avoid retinol, chemical peels, and strong exfoliants for at least 48–72 hours before your appointment. Come with clean, makeup-free brows. If you have recently had Botox, wait two weeks and inform your technician about medications or skin concerns.

For 24–48 hours avoid wetting, steam, saunas, swimming, and oil-based skincare near brows. Use gentle cleansers and avoid exfoliation over the area. Brush brows daily, avoid heavy makeup, and schedule touch-ups to maintain color and shape.

Many clients with sensitive skin can be treated with caution. We use gentle dyes and perform patch tests when needed. Waxing may require modified techniques or hypoallergenic wax; consult with your technician to create a customized, low-irritation plan.