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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Eyelash Coloring Treatment.
We use professional-grade tints formulated for eyelash use and perform careful application. For sensitive eyes we recommend a skin patch test and discuss allergies or contact lens wear beforehand. Mild irritation is rare; tell your technician about any concerns.
Tinted lashes typically last four to six weeks depending on natural lash growth and aftercare. The color will fade gradually; many clients schedule touch-ups every four to six weeks to maintain consistent definition.
When applied by trained technicians using lash-safe dyes, the treatment does not damage lash follicles or growth. Avoid home kits and harsh chemicals. If you have a history of reactions, a patch test or alternative options will be recommended.
We recommend avoiding eye makeup, water, and steam for 24 hours after treatment to allow the tint to set. After that period you can wear makeup, though most clients find mascara unnecessary because their lashes already appear darker and defined.
Yes — we perform patch tests for first-time clients or anyone with allergy concerns, typically 24–48 hours before the appointment. This helps identify sensitivity to ingredients and ensures a safe, comfortable treatment experience.
Ideal candidates have naturally light or sparse lashes and want low-maintenance definition. Not recommended for clients with active eye infections, recent eye surgery, or known dye allergies. We'll assess medical history and suitability during consultation.