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Bridal Make-up and Lash Artist, Dorset

Eyebrow Wax and Tint

Eyebrow waxing and tinting can transform your overall look. There isn’t many clients that I wouldn’t recommend would benefit from a brow tint and wax. I have perfected my style with tinting and choose on most clients to do a defined strong tail with a faded inner corner for a more natural look. I use a combination of tinting, waxing, plucking and trimming to give you your dream eyebrows! Most clients book in their eyebrows once a month. (Don’t forget your initial patch test!)

Some medications whether that be in the form of a cream or a pill can affect your skin and cause the skin to graze with wax as it becomes extremely fragile. Please let me know if you start any new medication. This precaution is written under eyebrow bookings on the booking system too.



I can also tint eyelashes. This is included in a lash lift and tint. But I can also tint lashes as a stand alone treatment or combine a lash tint with your set of lash extensions.

Colours can be mixed and range from: Light brown, Medium Natural Brown, War Burgandy, Blue Black (good for grey hair) and Black. Results last 3 weeks and fade shortly after this. If you’re looking for something more longlasting… see Hybrid tint below.


Eyebrow Tint and Shape - £20
Eyelash Tint - £10

Eyebrow wax - £10

 
 

Hybrid Brow Stain and Wax

Hybrid Brow Tint

Hybrid brow tint is the next generation of brow colouring, designed to deliver long-lasting, highly pigmented results with ease. Unlike a standard brow tint, which primarily dyes the hair and fades within a few weeks, hybrid tint stains both the hair and the skin, creating a more defined, filled-in look. This makes it an excellent choice for clients who want a more structured brow without the daily need for makeup.

One of the key differences between hybrid brow tint and a traditional tint, such as RefectoCil, is longevity. While standard tints generally last up to four weeks on the hair and do not leave much of a stain on the skin, hybrid tint offers a much more intense result. It lasts up to seven weeks on brow hairs and up to 10 days on the skin, providing a bolder, more sculpted effect.

Hybrid tint also creates a 3D effect, giving brows a fuller appearance, which can be especially beneficial for those with sparse areas. The formula has a smooth texture for easy application and even coverage, ensuring a rich, deep stain. Despite its intensity, the formulation is mild and suitable for all skin types. It is also henna-free, making it a great alternative for clients who may be sensitive to henna-based products.

However, due to its high level of pigmentation, hybrid brow tint develops into a very dark stain, making it less suitable for blondes unless a deep, bold brow is desired. If you prefer a softer, more natural effect, a traditional tint like RefectoCil may be a better option.

For those looking for long-lasting, high-impact brows with a built-in skin stain, hybrid tint is the ultimate choice. Book your appointment today to experience the difference!

 

Patch test required 24 hours before all tinting treatments for new clients. Please book this in yourself using the booking system. It must be at least 24 hours before your tinting appointment.


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A patch test is to ensure the client does not have any allergies to the products used or that their skin will react unfavourably. Re-testing should take place if you have since become pregnant, started taking hormone therapy or have not had a tinting treatment for some time.

A positive reaction would show up in the form of inflammation, swelling or irritation. It may take 24 hours for a reaction to develop. If you have a reaction wash the area thoroughly to try to remove any traces and apply a soothing lotion such as calamine or witch hazel and contact the salon to inform us of your reaction in which case we will cancel the appointment. Call 111 if the reaction gets worse. If you are taking antihistamines at the time of your patch test this may mask a reaction that could occur in future.

 Brow Lamination

For a while now I’ve had customers come in that look so amazing with a wax and tint on their brows but there’s just something missing! If you have unruly brows that stick up and go in all sorts of directions with a mind of their own - book now for eyebrow lamination. (Don’t forget your patch test!)

Brow Lamination: The Ultimate Treatment for Fuller, Defined Brows

Brow lamination is a modern technique designed to create the look of fuller, more structured eyebrows. Once referred to as a "brow perm" or "brow taming," this updated treatment uses advanced formulas that are safe to apply directly onto the skin—making it suitable for a wider variety of clients, not just those with unruly or downward-growing hairs.

Much like a lash lift, the process involves setting the brow hairs in a uniform direction using a gentle chemical solution. The result? Instantly lifted, smoothed brows that frame the face, enhance the eyes, and deliver a youthful, polished appearance. The effect can last up to eight weeks, giving clients a low-maintenance, high-impact finish.

Before Your Brow Lamination Appointment

To ensure your safety and the best results, a patch test is required at least 24 to 48 hours before your treatment.

Patch Test Outcomes:

  • A positive reaction (such as redness, itching, swelling, or irritation) means the treatment is not suitable for you. Please notify your technician immediately if this occurs.

  • A negative reaction indicates no sensitivity, and you’re clear to go ahead with the treatment.

Important Notes Before Your Appointment:

  • If you're planning any facial treatments, anti-wrinkle injections, or dermal fillers, these should be scheduled after your brow lamination or at least two weeks before.

  • Avoid using Retin-A, AHAs, or any exfoliating products around the brow area for three days before and after your appointment.

  • Please arrive with clean skin—no makeup, especially on or around the brows. If you wear contact lenses, make sure to remove them before the treatment and bring glasses if needed.

Aftercare Considerations:

  • Brows must stay dry for 24–48 hours post-treatment. This includes avoiding water, steam, and makeup in the brow area.

  • Plan ahead if you have any events, as you won’t be able to apply makeup or get your brows wet immediately following the treatment.

Aftercare for Brow Lamination

To maintain the best results and ensure the longevity of your treatment, please follow the guidance below for the first 24–48 hours after your appointment:

  • Avoid applying makeup or undergoing any additional eye treatments for at least 24 hours.

  • Keep your brows dry for the first 24 hours—this includes avoiding water, steam, and sweat.

  • Stay away from saunas, steam rooms, swimming pools, and sunbeds during this period.

  • Limit sun exposure and avoid prolonged heat on the treated area.

  • Do not use self-tanning products on the face for at least 48 hours before and after treatment.

  • Refrain from touching your brows unnecessarily. Oils and bacteria from your hands can transfer to the skin, potentially causing irritation or breakouts.

  • Avoid tweezing or shaping your brows between appointments to preserve their shape and structure.

  • Skip any exfoliating products, AHAs, or retinol around the brow area for three days before and after treatment.

  • Apply a nourishing brow conditioner daily. Brush it through the brows with a clean mascara wand in the direction of hair growth to keep them hydrated and tidy.

  • Note on tinting: The tint may appear darker immediately after the treatment—this will soften over time. Using oil-based makeup removers can cause the tint to fade more quickly.

What conditions would prevent me having the Brow Lamination treatment?

If any of these contraindications are present the Brow Lamination Treatment cannot be performed. If the contraindication will clear within a few days or weeks, the treatment can be rescheduled.

The Brow Lamination Treatment cannot be undertaken on anyone with:

  • Herpes simplex/eye infections/ folliculitis – Not suitable for treatment whilst infected

  • Psoriasis/Eczema – Not suitable for treatment if in the treatment area

  • Conjunctivitis – Not suitable for treatment whilst infected

  • Very sensitive skin – Not suitable for treatment.

  • Moles in the treatment area – Not suitable for treatment.

  • Contact lenses – Must be removed before treatment

  • Trichotillomania – Not suitable for treatment

  • Alopecia -Not suitable for treatment

  • Blepharitis – Not suitable for treatment

  • Sunburn – Not suitable for treatment.

  • Haemophillia – Not suitable for treatment.

  • Recent Anti Wrinkle Injections or Fillers – Not suitable for treatment.

  • Medication (blood thinning / retinoid acne treatment) – Not suitable for treatment.

  • Using any Vitamin A or Hydrocortisone products (Retinol / E45) — Not suitable for treatment or if using vitamin A products within your facial regime don't use for 3 days either side of the treatment.

  • Pregnant or breastfeeding – Not recommended for pregnant women as a safety precaution.

  • Recent Lasik Surgery – Must wait 6 weeks after the 2nd procedure.

  • Recent Permanent Makeup – Must wait 4/6 weeks after 2nd procedure.

  • Recent Anti-wrinkle Injections or Fillers – Must wait 2 weeks from procedure.

  • Eyelift – Must wait 4 to 6 MONTHS after the operation and a letter from GP stating you are suitable for treatment must be obtained.

  • Cancer – The brows need some extra TLC and babying during chemo and the recovery period, which varies from client to client. It's important not to put any extra stress on your brows. It's best to refrain from treatment during chemotherapy, and several months after your last treatment, as the brows are still susceptible to the effects of the drugs. Ideally, you'll want to wait until the natural brows are less fragile. A letter from your Oncologist stating they are happy for you to receive treatment should be obtained.

  • If you have cuts, abrasions, inflammation or swelling in the treatment area or who have experienced a positive reaction to the patch test then you are not suitable for treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: I had mine done once before and they felt so crusty—is that normal?
A: Yes, that can happen if your brows are dry—hydration is key. Laminated brows thrive when they’re kept moisturised, so using a hydrating facial moisturiser regularly will help soften the hair and keep them looking healthy.

Q: Is it possible to customise the shape with lamination? They all seem to look the same.
A: Absolutely—brow lamination can and should be customised. Immediately after the treatment, brows may appear very sleek or darker, but after the first 24 hours and once you wash them, they soften and settle into a shape that can be styled to suit your face. Communicating your desired result with your brow technician is key.

Q: I got brow lamination for the first time somewhere and my hairs went all zigzag and frazzled. What went wrong, and will this happen again? I’m scared to try it again.
A: If the zigzag or frazzled appearance showed up straight away, the brows may have been overprocessed. If it happened after your first wash, the issue is likely dryness. In either case, consistent daily moisturising is essential to restore softness and manageability.

Q: What’s your opinion on laminating curly brows? Any advice?
A: Lamination is excellent for curly brow hairs—it helps smooth, redirect, and define them. However, proper aftercare is especially important for this hair type. Regular moisturising is essential to maintain results and prevent dryness or frizzing.

Q: How soon after the lamination service should I start moisturising my brows?
A: You can start 24 hours after your first wash. This allows the treatment to set fully before you begin reintroducing moisture to keep the brows nourished and conditioned.

Q: What would you recommend for hydrating aftercare?
A: Your everyday facial moisturiser works perfectly—just remember to include your brows when applying it. Keeping the area hydrated daily is one of the best ways to extend the results and avoid that dry, crispy feeling.

Q: Any tips on brow care if you work out a lot? I sweat a lot and I’m worried the lamination won’t last.
A: If you’re active or sweat often, consider going for a slightly darker tint to help enhance and maintain the shape visually. It’s also important to gently clean your brows post-workout, moisturise daily, and brush them back into position to keep the style in place.

Q: My brows went flaky—did they do something wrong, or is there something I can do?
A: Flakiness isn’t always a sign something was done incorrectly—it could be a normal response, especially if your skin is sensitive or dry. Make sure you’re moisturising the area daily to prevent dryness and promote healthy brow hair.

Q: How often should I hydrate my brows with cream or oils?
A: Every day. Just like your skin and hair, your brows benefit from consistent hydration. Daily moisturising helps keep the brow hairs soft, healthy, and easier to style throughout the lamination period.