Tinting

What's Included

Tinting applies a semi-permanent dye to lashes or brows to deepen colour and add definition, giving the effect of mascara or brow product without either being applied daily. A patch test is required at least 24–48 hours before a first tint, as is standard practice for any skin-contact dye treatment — this isn't an optional extra step, it's a genuine safety requirement.

It's often booked alongside threading or a facial, since it adds definition without any daily upkeep once it's done — a useful combination for anyone prepping for a holiday, wedding or period without easy access to their usual makeup routine. Lash and brow tint can also be booked together in the same appointment if you want both done at once.

Tinting suits fair or naturally light lashes and brows particularly well, since the contrast a tint provides is most noticeable on lighter hair. For darker lashes and brows, the effect is more subtle but still adds a useful depth of colour, especially under bright light or in photographs where natural colour can otherwise look washed out.

Results fade gradually rather than abruptly, as tinted hairs are naturally replaced by new growth over four to six weeks — there's no obvious grown-out line the way there might be with a haircut, just a gentle softening you'll notice roughly a month in.

Who It's For

Anyone with fair or light lashes and brows who wants more definition without applying mascara or brow product daily, or before a holiday, event or period without easy access to makeup. It's a popular choice for swimmers and regular gym-goers specifically because it doesn't budge with water or sweat the way makeup does. It also suits anyone who's simply tired of the daily five minutes spent on lashes and brows and wants that routine removed from the equation for a month at a time.