It is said that the eyelashes frame the eyes and brows frame the face. It is no secret that having well-defined lashes and brows can enhance a person’s natural beauty. But what happens when the brows and lashes are naturally very light or sparse? Eyelash and eyebrow tinting is a great solution to these issues, helping people achieve the chic, effortless look of defined eyebrows and eyelashes. Premier Image Cosmetic & Laser Surgery in the Atlanta, GA area provides award-winning eyelash and brow tinting services. Our Aestheticians take pride in the beautiful results they have achieved for our med spa clients.
Who Should Get Eyelash Tinting?
Eyelash tinting is a good option for anyone who wants to add some extra flair to their lashes without the hassle of putting on any mascara. People with naturally light lashes often find eyelash tinting especially beneficial to their overall facial aesthetics.
The following individuals often get the most use out of eyelash tinting: athletes, people sensitive to makeup products, and those that find makeup to be a time-consuming hassle. Individuals that may not be ideal candidates for eyelash tinting include people with highly sensitive eyes.
What Is Eyelash Tinting?
Eyelash tinting is a treatment that defines and tints (colors) the lashes in a safe, fast and affordable way. This treatment is a great way to achieve the natural dark lash look without the mess or fuss of mascara.
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The Eyelash Tinting Process
The first step of the eyelash tinting process is filling out a questionnaire. This ensures that the treatment is right for the patient and lets the aesthetician know of any additional factors they will need to take into account during the eyelash treatment. Once eligibility is determined, the aesthetician will work with the patient to determine the right color. Many individuals with naturally dark lashes choose the darkest blue-black color. Those with lighter lashes often choose black or brown.
The actual eyelash tinting process is quick. First, the aesthetician starts by washing the eye area with a mild cleanser. A barrier cream is applied to the area surrounding the eye to prevent any staining. Once the eyes are prepped, the lashes will be painted. Using a very fine brush, the pre-mixed tint is painted onto the lower lashes. It is important that the tint is applied to the lashes from root to tip. Otherwise, there will be a distinct line where the color has not been placed, clearly not the desired result.
Once both sets of lower lashes are done, the tint is applied to the top lashes with the eyes closed. The dye stays on the lashes to process for 10 minutes before being wiped away. Proper cleanup of the lashes is crucial to avoid a āraccoon eyeā look. The aesthetician instructs the patient to keep their eyes closed while the tint is removed from the lashes. Once the protective eye patches are removed and any leftover cream is removed, dark, separated lashes are immediately apparent.
What is Eyebrow Tinting?
While there are many treatments that remove hair from the brow area, brow tinting does not disrupt the brows or remove any hair. Brow tinting uses semi-permanent dye to enhance the color, thickness and shape of the natural brow. Results can be seen immediately following treatment.
Who should get Eyebrow Tinting?
It is no debate that the eyebrows can have a huge impact on a personās appearance. While not everyone has effortlessly chic brows, they can be achieved with brow tinting. Anyone with fine, sparse, or light eyebrows looking to enhance the look of their face can benefit from eyebrow tinting.
Individuals who develop allergic reactions to henna or hair dye containing para-phenylenediamine should not have eyebrow tinting done, as they might experience a similar reaction to the brow tint. Our aestheticians discuss any allergies or possible reactions with all candidates prior to treatment to ensure this does not occur.
The Brow Tinting Process
Before anything else, a patch test is done first on the patientās skin to make sure there is no sensitivity. Once it is determined that there will be no adverse reaction, the licensed aesthetician can go ahead with brow tinting.
The aesthetician assists the patient in finding the perfect color of dye to apply to the brows. Itās important to choose a shade that isnāt too āmatchy-matchyā. Our experienced aestheticians are brow specialists and can help clients find the best color for their skin tone, hair color, and individual preference. Once there is a consensus on the perfect shade, a high-quality vegetable-based dye is applied to the brow area. The entire process takes about 20 minutes.
Prior to the brow tinting appointment, it is important to follow these prepping steps to maximize the brow tinting results:
- Eyebrows should be left alone for at least two weeks prior to the appointment. This makes the brow shaping go more smoothly.
- Avoid tweezing in the āno tweeze zoneā to avoid overplucking.
- Avoid magnifying mirrors as they can cause overplucking.
Why Choose Premier Image
Dr. DeJoseph received his undergraduate degree in Molecular Biology, graduating Cum Laude in his class at Kingās College. Subsequently, he received his doctorate of medicine from the College of Medicine at Penn State.
Dr. DeJoseph completed his residency in Otolaryngology/Head & Neck Surgery at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio and was one of only 38 surgeons selected worldwide to undergo further specialty training in facial plastic & reconstructive surgery in affiliation with Emory University here in Atlanta, Georgia.
Dr. DeJoseph is triple board certified in facial plastic & reconstructive surgery & laser surgery. He is a frequent lecturer to professional and civic groups, contributing author, and winner of many academic awards.
DeJoseph serves on many local and national committees and is an active medical staff member at Emory Dunwoody Hospital, Northside Hospital, Grady Hospital, and North Fulton Hospital.
Dr. DeJoseph remains active and raises funds or UNICEF, American Breast Cancer, Aids Foundation, American Breast Cancer Society, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Foundation, and the American Heart Association.
