​Henna Brows - Is It For You?

We like to think of brows as the window to our soul. They frame our eyes, can visually give a completely different look and it’s the first thing people notice on our face. It goes without saying that eyebrow maintenance is crucial, and if you’re following the trend of filled-in brows, you know how hard it can be to fill in your brows every day. Not only does it require skills to do it fast, it takes quite some time if you’re not that skilled. If you’re still unsure about permanent brow filling, semi-permanent brow filling is the way to go. Semi-permanent brow filling has reached its peak with a technique you’re going to try out, if you haven’t yet.

Henna brow filling is the latest trend on the brow market, and here’s how it works. Henna is a natural plant pigment derived from the Hina tree. It’s less intense and permanent than micro-blading, but it does last up to 4 weeks. However, if you’re terrified by micro-blading horror stories, you’ll be glad to know that not only is henna less permanent, it also requires no downtime, and there’s no pain whatsoever involved. The process itself only lasts about 15 - 20  minutes, and the beauty therapist will tint the skin under your brows, leaving you with a fuller looking set of brows. Ding ding ding! Jackpot!

So, is this the treatment for you? Let’s find out. If you check off at least one of the below, than henna brow filling is the next appointment you should make.

You want defined brows, that you don’t have to pencil in every morning.

You want fuller brows, without making the full commitment and getting them tattooed right away.

You want a natural, looking brow, whether you have makeup on or not.

You’re embracing the minimalist approach when it comes to makeup, and you want to cut your morning routine in half.

You want to go in and out of the salon for the treatment as fast as possible.

You want a safer, more natural approach than regular brow tinting.

If you can’t take the plunge and go for tattooing, henna brow filling is the treatment that’s the right way to go.