Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Eyebrow Henna.

Henna pigment generally lasts four to six weeks on hair and about one to two weeks on skin, depending on skin type and oiliness. We recommend touch-ups every four to six weeks for consistent color and shape.

Yes. Henna is plant-based, but we require a patch test at least twenty-four to forty-eight hours before service to rule out reactions. Please disclose any allergies; if irritation appears, we'll postpone and suggest safe alternatives.

Proper application minimizes skin staining; our technicians carefully map brows and control processing time. Temporary skin tinting is normal and fades within one to two weeks as skin exfoliates. We clean excess pigment and provide aftercare to ensure an even result.

Arrive with clean, oil-free brows—avoid applying makeup, oils, or exfoliants for twenty-four to forty-eight hours. Do not tweeze or wax the day of appointment. If you use retinoids or chemical peels, inform us so we can adjust timing for safety.

We recommend waiting four to six weeks before a full touch-up to allow pigments to fade naturally and hair growth to progress. If minor skin tinting needs refresh sooner, consult your technician for a customized maintenance plan.

Yes — we often pair henna with shaping services. Your technician will thread or wax to create the ideal brow shape before tinting, ensuring crisp edges and balanced results. Combining services saves time and achieves a polished finish.