Eyelash Tinting

Eyelash tinting is a process in which dye is applied to the eyelashes to darken them. This can give the appearance of darker, fuller lashes without needing mascara or other makeup products.

Tinting your eyelashes is a great way to save time on your beauty routine, and it can also be useful if you have allergies or sensitivities to makeup products.

The technique uses a form of hair dye developed for specific use on the eyelashes.

What to Expect?

Eyelash tinting starts with cleansing the lashes. The therapist will dry the eyelashes and apply a damp shield on your eyes to prevent any tint going on your eyes. Then, you will close your eyes and the tint will be applied to your eyelashes. Once developed, the therapist will remove the tint and will reveal your new lashes!

Cost: £15.00

Duration: 20 minutes

Benefits:

- Similar effect to mascara
- Illusion of lengthening, darkening and thickening lashes
- No smudging
- No clotting
- No rubbing off
- Enhances your natural features
- Results are immediate
- Lasts up to 6 weeks

Skin test required at least 48 hrs prior appointment every 6 months.

Failure for a skin test will result in NO treatment but will still be charged.

Does It Hurt?

No, eyelash tinting is a pain-free treatment.

How Long Does It Last?

Eyelash tinting lasts up to 6 weeks, depending on your hair growth pattern.

Do I Need A Skin Test?

Yes, you require a skin test at least 48 hours prior your appointment. If you have not had a tint within last 6 months, you will require a new skin test.

Failure for a skin test will result in NO treatment but you will still be charged.

Please note, it is your responsibility to acquire a skin test. Skin tests must have been provided by us and not other salons, due to the fact we may use different products.

Are There Any Contra-Indications?

Unfortunately not all treatments are for everyone.

Please check our contraindications list to make sure you avoid disappointment.

Cuts/Abrasions
Scar tissue (6 months minor operation, 2 years major operation)
Bruising/Swelling
Sunburn
Undiagnosed Lumps/Bumps
Hypersensitive skin
Conjunctivitis
Swelling/Bruising
Positive reaction to skin test
Any questions please email info@thebeautyroomsporthcawl.co.uk

What is the Aftercare Advice?

EYELASH TINT AFTERCARE

The following aftercare advice is essential to help reduce the risk of treatment complications, to improve your comfort/healing and to help achieve the best possible results from treatment.

Please follow the aftercare advice for eyelash tinting treatment.
• Keep lashes clean and dry for 48 hours.
• Do not touch or rub the eyelashes for 24 hours after treatment.
• Do not apply make-up, creams or oils to the treatment area for at least 24 hours after. Oil bases makeup remover can cause tints to fade faster.
• Avoid using contact lenses for the rest of the day.
• Avoid swimming/ strenuous exercise for 24 hours.
• Avoid any extremes of temperature for 24 hours post treatment. e.g. hot showers, steam baths or saunas.
• Do not allow prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or sunbeds where possible, exposure can cause the tint to fade faster.
• Inform your practitioner if you are planning on having any further cosmetic eye treatments, they will advise when it is best to have this done.
• Results will start to fade after 4-6 weeks but this depends on the rate of growth of new hairs.
• Contact you practitioner as soon as possible if you notice any unwanted side effects following treatment.• Any allergy symptoms to the tint dye such as red rash, swelling or if you feel unwell, you must seek urgent medical attention.

What Should I Do Prior To This Treatment?

Avoid using exfoliating (be it AHA, BHA or scrubs) and anti-ageing skincare around the eye area for three days either side of your treatment
Avoid fake tanning products (including gradual tan) on the face for three days either side of your treatment
Avoid applying any make up (mascaras, etc) on the lashes for 24 hours
Come to your appointment with NO make up on
Make sure you have had a skin test within last 6 months with ourselves.