FAQ

Henna Brows are a form of eyebrow tinting using a plant based dye derived from the henna plant. Unlike traditional tint, henna stains both the brow hairs and the skin underneath, creating a fuller, thicker, and more defined appearance.

Henna is made from crushed henna leaves and contains natural plant based ingredients. It is free from hydrogen peroxide and the harsh chemical activators commonly found in traditional brow dyes.

Henna can last up to 6 weeks, depending on your skin type and aftercare.

• Skin stain: up to 10 to 14 days.
• Brow hair stain: up to 6 weeks.

Results vary from client to client.

Henna Brows: Creates a bolder, fuller appearance by staining both the skin and brow hairs. It helps fill in gaps and create more definition. A softer, natural look is also achievable depending on your brow goals. Results can last up to 6 weeks.

Traditional Brow Tint: Creates a softer, more natural appearance by primarily coloring the brow hairs. Results can last up to 3 weeks.

The biggest difference is that henna also stains the skin, creating a fuller, makeup like effect.

Your appointment can take up to 50 minutes, depending on your desired brow goals.

At the beginning of your appointment, we will:

1. Discuss your desired brow shape and look.
2. Choose your preferred henna color.
3. Customize your brows to complement your features.
4. Apply your henna for a beautiful, defined finish.

Yes! Both dry and oily skin types are good candidates. However, your skin type may affect how long your results last. Oily skin may cause the stain to fade faster.

Yes! However, your skin must be completely healed. I recommend waiting at least 10 weeks after your microblading appointment to ensure proper healing and allow your desired brow appearance to settle.

Yes! You can still be a good candidate as long as you do not have open wounds, cuts, or active breakouts around your eyebrow area.

Yes! You may still be a candidate as long as the skin around your eyebrows is completely healed, with no active flare ups, irritation, or broken skin.