What is eyebrow tinting?
Eyebrow tinting uses a vegetable-based dye activated with peroxide to deepen the color of brow hairs. It makes brows look fuller, more defined, and naturally darker for about four weeks, perfect for anyone wanting to enhance their existing brow shape.

Who should get their eyebrows tinted?
Honestly — almost everyone. Lighter brows gain instant definition and “pop,” while darker brows pick up fine, fluffy hairs you didn’t even know existed. Even those with brow tattoos benefit—tint refreshes the hair color, enhances the tattoo underneath, and brings back that freshly-done crispness.

Which tint color is right for me?
Your esthetician will select a shade based on your hair density, skin tone, and the look you’re going for. Bring inspo photos if you’d like—we love collaborating. It can take a couple visits to perfect your custom shade.

Are there any side effects?
When performed by a trained professional, brow tinting is very safe. Those with eye sensitivity may want to remove contact lenses beforehand. We never use standard hair dye on brows—it’s too harsh. Our tint and developer are specifically formulated for the eye area.

Can I get tinted while pregnant or breastfeeding?
We recommend waiting until after pregnancy and breastfeeding. Hormonal changes can make tinting unpredictable (too dark, too light, or not taking at all), and there’s a slightly higher risk of sensitivity to the processing cream.

Aftercare: What to Avoid
To keep your tint looking fresh, avoid the following for the first 24 hours:

• Heat, saunas, steam, and sunbathing
  
• Swimming
  
• Perfumed products
  
• Oil-based makeup removers
  
• Wearing contact lenses (lash tint only)
  

Avoid touching the area and skip all makeup around the brows or lashes for 12 hours. Keep lashes completely dry for 24 hours.

What to Expect

• Lash tint: lasts 4–6 weeks, gradually fading as lashes grow out.
  
• Brow tint: lasts 2–4 weeks, depending on hair growth and your skincare routine.
  
• You can safely re-tint brows every 2–4 weeks and lashes every 4–6 weeks.
  

Possible Side Effects
Most clients experience no issues, but those with allergies or sensitive skin may experience redness or irritation. If you notice burning, itching, swelling, or persistent redness:

• Apply a cold compress
  
• Contact your esthetician for next steps
  
• Seek medical care if symptoms worsen
  

If you’re concerned about sensitivity, we recommend a patch test 48 hours before your appointment. A tiny amount of tint is applied to your inner wrist or behind your ear—your choice.

At BumbleBee, your skin goals, comfort, and experience are our top priority. We work as a unified team to deliver results without the pressure of sales. Here's what sets us apart:

* Team-Based Care: We’ve shifted from commission to a team-based pay model. No sales pressure, just support for what’s best for YOU.
* See Anyone, Stay Supported: Your notes are shared spa-wide—so no matter who you see, your care continues seamlessly.
* Real Recommendations: Everything we suggest is based on your skin goals, not on commission. Your trust means more than a sale.
* Constant Learning: We train together and invest in education so we’re always bringing you the latest and best.