Henna Brows

What are Henna Brows?

Henna Brows are a natural, non-invasive alternative to traditional tinting and permanent makeup. Using high-quality, plant-based pigments derived from the henna tree, this treatment colors both the brow hairs and the skin beneath them to create a full, high-definition look. It is the perfect solution for those who want a "tattoo effect" without the commitment or use of needles.

Skin Staining: Henna leaves a soft, powder-like stain on the skin that lasts between 7 to 14 days, effectively filling in sparse areas or gaps.
Hair Tinting: The natural dye coats and penetrates the hair shaft, keeping your brow hairs richly colored for up to 6 to 8 weeks.

Why Choose Henna Brows?

All-Natural & Gentle: Most professional henna formulas are free from ammonia, lead, and harsh peroxides, making them an excellent choice for sensitive skin.
The "Trial" Permanent Brow: Not ready for microblading? Henna is a popular way to test out a bolder shape and color before committing to a permanent procedure.
Nourishing Properties: Unlike synthetic dyes, henna is known to condition and strengthen brow hairs, often encouraging healthier growth over time.
Customizable Shades: From light blonde to deep chocolate, we can custom-mix tones to match your skin's unique undertones for a natural yet polished result.

Classic Henna

Tint Only

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Think of this as a "color fill."

What it does: It stains the skin for up to 2 weeks and the brow hairs for up to 6 weeks. It makes thin or light brows look much fuller and darker.
The Result: You get deeper color, but your brow shape remains exactly as it was. If you have "stray" hairs outside your natural arch, the henna may actually make them more noticeable because it dyes them.
Best for: Clients who already have a perfect shape but want a darker, "filled-in" makeup look without the daily pencil.

Henna with Brow Shaping (The "Full Transformation")

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Think of this as a "sculpt and fill."

What it does: First, the artist uses Brow Mapping to find the most flattering shape for your bone structure. Then, they use Waxing, Threading, or Tweezing to remove all stray hairs. Finally, they apply the henna within those new, clean borders.
The Result: A crisp, sharp, "high-definition" brow. The removal of the "peach fuzz" and stray hairs allows the henna to create a very clean line on the skin that looks like a professional makeup application.
Best for: Most clients. It provides the "mini-facelift" effect and ensures the henna looks intentional and polished rather than just "shadowy."

The "Commitment-Free" Trial

(The Brow Blueprint)

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Perfect for the client who is "needle-shy" or nervous about permanent changes.

What it does: We start with a full Pro-Mapping session, where we mathematically measure your face to find your perfect brow shape. We then apply a custom-blended Henna stain within those borders to "preview" what your future microblading would look like.
The Result: You get to "wear" your new shape and color for 1–2 weeks. It’s like a high-definition test drive that gives you total confidence before committing to a permanent procedure.
Best For: First-timers, anyone undecided about microblading, or clients who have a big event coming up and want a "perfect" look without the healing downtime of a tattoo.

The "Refresher"

(The Micro-Maintenance)

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Perfect for existing clients who need a boost between annual microblading appointments.

What it does: This service focuses on reviving faded microblading strokes. We perform a clean-up to sharpen the edges and apply Henna over your existing tattoo to deepen the pigment and tint your natural brow hairs to match.
The Result: Your brows look "brand new" again. The Henna fills in any gaps where the tattoo has lightened, extending the life of your microblading and delaying the need for a full, expensive color boost.
Best For: Existing microblading clients (6–10 months post-procedure), clients with graying brow hairs that don't match their tattoo, or anyone whose skin "eats" pigment and needs a monthly boost.