Best Henna for Eyebrows

 Because you are an expert in henna brows, you want to produce the most beautiful results possible. The henna's colour is very important for having appropriate brow henna. Because there are so many factors to consider, picking the perfect color can occasionally be difficult. Before choosing the best match for yourself or your customer, we've created a checklist of everything you should take into consideration.

WARNING: To rule out the possibility that you or your client may be allergic to henna, it is imperative to patch test your client 48 hours in advance. If someone exhibits allergic reactions, they probably have a PPD allergy. This is present in the majority of dyes. Use only the colour black for the patch test. This shade of PPD is the most common. If black is not a possibility, pick the darkest colour you can. We give a summary of the four factors to take into account while choosing a henna hue.

The quantity of eyebrow hair

The purpose of brow henna is to specifically dye the skin and hair around the eyebrows. Ideal for hiding bald spots or emphasizing sparse brows. Even yet, a nice finish requires a little hair. If a person has insufficient brow hair, their skin won't be significantly discolored. If the person already has really thick brows, the effect can be fairly strong.

The cellular makeup of hair

Porous eyebrow hair absorbs colour more readily than fine hair. In this technique, blonde eyebrows can become shockingly dark even when using the lightest shade of brow henna. How do you recognise this particular eyebrow? Frequently, the hair is quite fine and scant.

People with porous brow hair typically have oily skin, and this goes for both men and women. You have to use caution with these brows. Remove the front piece to check the results after five minutes. Even if the skin may not have been properly stained, the hairs may already be very dark. The consumer in this case probably does not desire black brows, thus you should still remove all henna.

Skin's texture

The skin type of the client has a considerable impact on the henna outcome. When applied to greasy skin, the henna brow color does not adhere as well or fades as quickly. Dry skin absorbs henna extremely well. Before you begin, you must thoroughly inspect your client's skin. It is critical to discuss whether the henna treatment would provide the desired results for a consumer with oily skin. Although the Brow Henna will undeniably color the hair, the skin staining effects can be disappointing. If a client has dry skin, you should definitely check more frequently to ensure that the henna paste has fully absorbed all of the skin's imperfections.

How long will your henna-colored brows last?

After the paste has been set, exfoliate with Eyebrow Nourishing Oil or use a sugar and lemon juice solution to release additional dye for a more bright hue.

Avoid going outside for a few days after getting your brows tinted. By avoiding light and free radicals, the color and stain are protected.

After applying henna, wait at least 12 hours before bathing the area and avoid using abrasive cleaners or exfoliants. To hydrate and protect the area, apply coconut or shea butter.