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How Long Does Eyelash Tinting Last?

    General Overview

  1. Eyelash tinting is a process where the lashes are dyed to make them darker and more prominent. Lashes are dyed a variety of colors including black, brown, gray or even blue depending on what best fits a person's complexion. It is a great alternative to mascara, which can often be quite messy. Eyelash tinting especially benefits people who are sensitive to makeup or lead active lifestyles, and cannot be constantly worrying about their makeup coming off.
  2. How Long It Lasts

  3. The majority of eyelash tints last about 4 to 6 weeks. The process is quick and noninvasive. The tint is achieved by using a safe vegetable dye, and the entire process takes about 15 minutes. Before the procedure can be done, the client must attend a consultation with a professional beauty therapist who will apply a patch test to ensure that there are no allergic reactions or negative side effects to the product. At the salon, the technician puts a cotton ball under both eyes, applies the dye and lets it set for about 10 minutes. Afterward, the dye is removed with water. Sometimes mild stinging can occur if the dye accidentally gets into the eyes.
  4. Tips and Warnings

  5. Eyelash tinting can be potentially dangerous to the eyes so it is best done by a trained professional. Although at-home dyeing kits are available, they can be extremely messy and hard to use with an even higher likelihood to be hazardous to the eyes. Furthermore, eyelash tinting done by a professional will last longer than if done at home. Eyelash tinting can also be costly and, since it only lasts 4 to 6 weeks, it can become an expensive habit.
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