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Wonderful service. Will come back soon
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Very efficient. The staff were very sweet and my appointment time was honored.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Eyelash Tinting.
Tinting typically lasts four to six weeks depending on individual lash growth, skincare and sun exposure. Fading occurs gradually and most clients book touch-ups every 4–6 weeks to maintain intensity and uniform color across new lash growth.
Yes, Eyelash Tinting can be safe for sensitive eyes and contact lens wearers when performed by a trained technician using gentle dye and a prior patch test. Remove contact lenses during treatment and inform your technician about sensitivities or eye conditions.
Tinting darkens the shafts and roots but doesn't add volume or length. The darker color creates the illusion of thicker, longer lashes, especially close to the lash line. For real lift or extra fullness, combine tinting with a lash lift or extensions.
Arrive with clean, makeup-free eyes and remove contact lenses beforehand. Avoid lash serums or recent eyelash extensions; disclose allergies and recent eye treatments. We can perform a patch test if needed to ensure dye compatibility and reduce irritation risk.
Risks are minimal but can include temporary irritation or allergic reaction. We minimize risk with quality dyes, professional application and pre-service patch testing. Stop treatment and contact us immediately if you experience redness, swelling or prolonged discomfort.
Avoid water, steam, saunas and eye makeup for the first 24 hours to allow the dye to set. After 24 hours you may gently cleanse and use oil-free products; regular care extends color longevity and keeps lashes healthy.