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What Our Clients Say
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Love coming here for lashes. Super cute, clean and relaxing space. Kai is amazing. I can’t...more
I asked for natural looking lashes and that is what I got!! Kai did an AMAZING job!!
Flora is one of the best! I’ve had her remove/and also have gotten fills from her. Great r...more
Love my lashes every time.
Omg! Everyone is so amazing and attentive! Monica, Litzy and the entire team are so amazin...more
Kai does an amazing job and very detailed. I have been doing my lashes on and off for over...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Brow Tint.
Brow tints generally last four to six weeks depending on hair growth, skin type, and aftercare. Oily skin may fade faster; schedule touch-ups every four to six weeks to maintain consistent color and definition.
We use professional-grade tints and perform a patch test when sensitivity is a concern. Consult with your technician; they will review ingredients and recommend alternatives or decline service if necessary to prioritize safety.
Yes. At Lushhlab we customize tint shades to harmonize with your hair, brows, and complexion. Your technician will demonstrate color options beforehand so you can approve a natural, flattering match.
Arrive with clean, makeup-free brows and avoid exfoliating treatments or retinoids for a few days. Avoid recent tanning or chemical peels. Bring allergy information and tell your technician about medications or recent brow procedures.
Tinting over microbladed or tattooed brows requires careful assessment. In many cases tint won’t adhere evenly; we recommend a consultation to evaluate pigment, timing since your procedure, and whether tinting is appropriate.
Avoid wetting your brows and heavy sweating for 24–48 hours after tinting. Refrain from oil-based makeup removers and exfoliants; cleanse gently. Use recommended conditioners and book touch-ups every four to six weeks to preserve color and shape.