Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Lash Tint.

A lash tint typically lasts four to six weeks depending on your natural lash growth cycle, aftercare, and exposure to oil-based products. Touch-ups every four to six weeks maintain darkness; clients with faster lash turnover may need more frequent appointments.

When performed by a trained technician using quality dyes, lash tinting is safe and shouldn't cause breakage. A preliminary patch test prevents allergic reactions. Avoid rubbing, oil-based products, and harsh removers to maintain lash health and tint longevity.

Yes — we recommend a patch test at least 24–48 hours before your first tint to check for sensitivities. This ensures your safety and prevents adverse reactions. If you've tinted elsewhere without issues, tell your technician; they may still suggest testing.

Arrive with clean, makeup-free eyes; avoid mascara and waterproof formulas the day of your appointment. Remove contact lenses if possible and skip lash extensions or recent lash lifts. Inform your technician of allergies or recent eye procedures.

We recommend avoiding eye makeup for 24 hours to allow the dye to fully set and minimize irritation. After that, you can return to normal cosmetics, but gentle, oil-free removers help preserve the tint longer.

Pricing varies; lash tints at Suite B typically range based on technician and add-ons. For current rates, promotions, and booking, contact our front desk or visit our website. We offer package discounts with other brow or lash services.