Typically henna brows will last for around 2-4 weeks depending on your skin type. They will last longer for someone with dry skin than someone with oily skin. In order to maintain them for longer, it is good practice not to wash your face too often.

When compared with tints and dyes, henna is natural and vegan-friendly, free of peroxide activators, thereby suiting those with sensitive skin much better.

In the event that you want your henna brows removed (this could be due to a number of reasons) - short of waiting the few weeks it takes for them to fade - use around 100ml of warm water, a tablespoon of baking soda, and two teaspoons of lemon juice. Use this mixture with a cotton swab to soak it into your skin and repeat until the henna can no longer be seen.

Henna tinting is temporary and done in a short process with henna dye, while microblading is a near permanent tinting effect. Both of these processes use dyes or ink pigments to match the hair colour of the individual.

Those aged under 18 will need the written permission of their parent or guardian and those under the age of 16 will need a parent or guardian present.