Having henna applied to your brows means tinting not only the hair but staining the skin beneath, creating a fuller and deeper finish.

This natural dye is made from a plant known as ‘hina’ or the henna tree, and penetrates the hair follicle differently to regular tint meaning it usually lasts longer – around six to eight weeks, as opposed to four.

You’ll need a patch test at least 48-hours before treatment.