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What Our Clients Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Eyebrow Wax & Tint.
Results vary by hair growth and skincare routine, but waxing and tinting generally last 3–6 weeks. Tint typically fades after 2–4 weeks while the waxed shape remains until regrowth. We recommend touch-ups every four weeks for consistently groomed brows.
Most clients experience minimal discomfort during waxing; sensations are brief. We use soothing techniques and post-wax calming products to reduce irritation. Tinting is painless. Let your technician know if you have sensitive skin so we can adjust products and approach.
Yes — we consult on skin tone, hair color, and personal preference to mix a bespoke tint. We test color placement and adjust intensity, ensuring a natural look that complements your features before applying.
Avoid exfoliating, retinol, or chemical peels 48–72 hours before your appointment. Arrive with clean, makeup-free brows and avoid recent sunburns. If you’re on certain medications or have recent facial treatments, inform your technician beforehand.
Avoid heavy sweating, saunas, and direct sun for 24–48 hours. Refrain from using oil-based cleansers on the area to preserve tint. Apply gentle soothing gel if needed and schedule touch-ups as recommended to maintain shape and color.
Clients with recent facial chemical peels, active skin infections, open wounds, or severe rosacea should avoid treatment until cleared. Those with a history of allergic reactions to tint or adhesives should patch-test or choose alternative shaping methods.