Henna Eyebrow Tint

$55 - 60 | Lasts: 3 to 5 Weeks

This service is done using a vegan, semi-permanent henna dyes to stain the eyebrows, giving the illusion of depth and satiation. A Henna Eyebrow Tint allows the ability to fill in the gaps within your eyebrows to create a monotonous color throughout, thicken your natural eyebrow shape, and deepen the color of your brows. I use a combination of different henna dyes to create a custom color based on the shade of your eyebrows, skin, and hair color as well as the depth of color you want to achieve.

Disclaimer: It is important to note that excessive sun exposure, oil-based products, or brow exfoliation will cause the tint to fade quicker, since the products are water based.

Note: This service cannot be combined with the eyebrow lamination.

What’s the Difference between a Henna Eyebrow Tint & Eyebrow Dye

  • Stains the skin and hair (ideal for sparse brows)

  • More of a matte, polished finish

  • Lasts about 5–10 days on skin, up to 4–6 weeks on hair

  • Great a temporary, semi-permanent "makeup" look

  • Vegan

Best for:

  • People who want definition without daily makeup

  • A more natural, soft look that mimics microblading

Henna Eyebrow Tint

  • Primarily colors the hair, barely stain the skin

  • Adds subtle definition

  • Can be tailored to cool or warm tones

  • Lasts 4–6 weeks on hair

  • Typically quicker processing time

  • Cheaper

Best for:

  • Enhancing brow color & matching dyed hair

  • Clients with naturally full brows wanting a deeper tone

Eyebrow Dye

Is This Treatment for You?

  • Henna stains both the hair and skin, creating a fuller, more defined look.

  • Unlike traditional dyes, henna offers a more powdery, natural finish.

  • Henna is plant-based and free from harsh chemicals, making it a gentler option.

  • Ideal for those who want longer-lasting color without the commitment of microblading.

  • Henna allows you to see how a bolder or reshaped brow looks before opting for more permanent treatments.

  • With results lasting weeks, henna tinting reduces the need for daily brow makeup.

safety guidelines

If you have a medical condition or are under unusual circumstances, please take a moment to read the safety guidelines.

  • While henna is a natural and gentle option for many, certain individuals should take precautions or avoid it altogether:

    • Those with Henna or PPD Allergies – If you’ve had allergic reactions to henna, hair dyes, or PPD (paraphenylenediamine), a patch test is required before treatment.

    • Individuals with Open Wounds or Skin Irritations – Avoid henna tinting if you have cuts, burns, eczema, psoriasis, or other skin conditions near the brow area.

    • People with Extremely Oily Skin – Excess oil can break down the henna faster, causing the stain to fade more quickly than expected.

    • Those Using Retinol or Chemical Exfoliants – Active skincare ingredients like retinol, AHA/BHAs, and prescription acne treatments can make the skin more sensitive and cause uneven staining or irritation.

    • Clients Who Had Recent Brow Treatments – Avoid henna if you've recently had microblading, brow lamination, or laser treatments, as the skin needs time to heal.

    • Pregnant or Breastfeeding Individuals – While henna is natural, hormonal changes can affect how the skin reacts; always consult with a doctor first.

    • People Prone to Excessive Sweating or Swimming – If you frequently engage in activities that expose your brows to water and sweat, the tint may fade faster than usual.

  • Here are some steps to follow:

    1. Avoid Makeup & Skincare Products: Clean your brow area thoroughly and avoid using any makeup, creams, or oils on your brows before the appointment. Oil can create a barrier that affects henna absorption.

    2. Exfoliate Gently: The day before your appointment, gently exfoliate the brow area with a mild scrub or exfoliating brush to remove dead skin cells. This helps the henna adhere better to your skin.

    3. Refrain from Waxing or Threading: Avoid brow waxing or threading within 48 hours of your henna tint to prevent irritation. You can shape your brows afterward for the best results.

    4. Come with Clean Brows: If possible, avoid applying any product to your brows the day of your appointment so that the henna can bond with the natural oils and skin.

  • It is recommended that you book a patch test to avoid irritation or an allergic reaction down the road, especially if you have sensitive skin. However, 99% of my clients do not opt for one and have never had an issue.

Aftercare Guidelines

Keep brows dry for at least 12 hours to allow the tint to set properly.

  • Avoid oil-based skincare and cleansers around your brows, as they can fade the tint faster.

  • Refrain from scrubbing or exfoliating the brow area to maintain the stain on the skin.

  • Avoid excessive sweating, swimming, or steam for the first 24-48 hours to prevent premature fading.

    With proper care, your henna tint can last up to 2 weeks on the skin and 4-6 weeks on the hair!

 FAQs

  • Henna tints typically last about 1-2 weeks on the skin and up to 4-6 weeks on the brow hairs, depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare.

  • Yes, you can wax, thread, or tweeze the brows after henna tinting, but it’s recommended to do so 24-48 hours post-treatment to avoid irritation.

  • To prolong your henna tint, avoid scrubbing or using oil-based products on the brow area, as oils can fade the tint faster. Gentle cleansing and minimal touching will help maintain the color.

  • Yes, henna provides a soft, natural look that enhances your natural brow shape and fills in gaps without looking too bold or unnatural.

  • Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals may also want to consult their healthcare provider before opting for a henna tint, as hormonal changes can impact skin sensitivity and color retention.