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How long does it take for eyebrow tint to fade?

Melissa Jannes
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Melissa Jannes is a Licensed Esthetician and the owner of Maebee's Beauty Studio in Philadelphia, a single practitioner space providing quality services with individualized attention. Melissa is also a National Educator for Universal Companies. She received her esthetics degree at The Beauty School of Middletown in 2008 and is licensed in both New York and Pennsylvania. Melissa won the "Best of Beauty" award from Allure magazine in 2012 for the quality of her bikini waxing.

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In my experience, eyebrow tint fads away in roughly four weeks. It may be a little longer or shorter depending on the shade you went, but it won't take too long.

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What do you do if your eyebrow tint is too dark?

Melissa Jannes
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Melissa Jannes is a Licensed Esthetician and the owner of Maebee's Beauty Studio in Philadelphia, a single practitioner space providing quality services with individualized attention. Melissa is also a National Educator for Universal Companies. She received her esthetics degree at The Beauty School of Middletown in 2008 and is licensed in both New York and Pennsylvania. Melissa won the "Best of Beauty" award from Allure magazine in 2012 for the quality of her bikini waxing.

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It depends on how dark is too dark for you, but you could just wait it out. Eyebrow tints fade over time, so if it's too dark now, it may not be too dark next week.

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How can I quickly reduce the shade of my tint?

Melissa Jannes
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Melissa Jannes is a Licensed Esthetician and the owner of Maebee's Beauty Studio in Philadelphia, a single practitioner space providing quality services with individualized attention. Melissa is also a National Educator for Universal Companies. She received her esthetics degree at The Beauty School of Middletown in 2008 and is licensed in both New York and Pennsylvania. Melissa won the "Best of Beauty" award from Allure magazine in 2012 for the quality of her bikini waxing.

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I'd use a face wash to shampoo your eyebrows. That will pull the tint down a few shades fairly quickly. You may need to give it a few washes, though.

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I bought an eyebrow tint kit in the pharmacy. When I tinted them it looked lovely, but the next day they kept developing. Now they are so dark, how do I make them lighter?

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If they are way too dark for your liking, it would be best to just remove them. It is way too much work to try to customize their color afterwards. Next time, check to see if the shade is correct, and if you applied the right amount. If you are sure you followed the directions, buy a different tint.

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