Henna Brow

What a Henna Brow appointment includes

Henna Brows are all about creating definition in the right places, with a finish that looks polished in real life, not overdone.

• A quick chat about your brow goals, how you normally wear makeup, and how strong you want the stain to look
• Brow mapping, so the shape is even and suits your natural brow line
• Gentle tidy up around the brows for a cleaner outline
• Henna tint application to colour the hairs and stain the skin for extra depth through the front and tail
• A final check and simple styling, so you know how to brush them into place at home

Henna Brows for gaps, overplucking, and uneven growth

Henna Brow is especially useful if you have areas that do not fill in easily, or if one brow grows differently to the other. Because it stains the skin as well as the hairs, it can make the brow line look more complete while still keeping a soft edge. If you are growing your brows back in, it can help you feel more put together during the in between stage.

How the Henna Brow stain builds and fades

Henna is applied after the brows are cleansed and mapped. The colour develops on the hairs and leaves a light stain on the skin, which gives that filled in look around sparse areas. Everyone holds colour differently, your skin type, skincare, and how often you cleanse all make a difference, so we will guide you towards a shade and timing that fits your routine.

Aftercare for an even, longer lasting Henna Brow result

For the first 24 hours, keep the brow area dry and avoid heavy skincare directly over the brows. Oil based cleansers and exfoliating acids can fade the stain faster, so it helps to be gentle around the brow line. Brushing the hairs into place each morning keeps them neat and makes the shape look intentional.

Patch testing and sensitivity checks for Henna Brows

If you are new to henna tint, or you have reacted to brow or hair colour before, a patch test may be required ahead of your appointment to keep things safe and comfortable.