All about HENNA BROWS | Where to buy henna brow kits | Henna brow courses

You may have seen henna brows on salons price lists and wondered what exactly henna brows are and where they came from, or you might want to learn how to do henna brows for your clients. Your nin the right place as this post will teach you about henna brows and where to get qualified and also links to great kits you can purchase.

1. History of henna brows
2. Benefits of Henna brows
3. How to do henna brows
4. The best henna brow Professional kits

History of henna brows

 Henna, derived from the leaves of the Lawsonia inermis plant has been used for thousands of years in cultures worldwide, such used for hair dying and body art such as in india and ancient egypt. The use of henna on brows became popular is south Asia and the middle east before it become popular in western salons. Western clients wanted a more natural and long lasting look. Rather than using traditional tints which contain peroxide/ammonia.

Benefits of Henna brows

Nourishing properties : The henna nourishes the skin and hair follicles and can promote growth so as well as getting a tint you are getting some nourishment on your brows.

Longer lasting results that traditional tints : Henna brows can last up to 6 weeks and the skin tint can last up to 2 weeks behind the brow. This gives less need for touch ups and less treatments.

Grey hairs covered : Henna dye takes to grey hairs very nicely. No more grey hair !!!

A gradual fade of colour : The colour diminishes over time and gives a nice natural fade which can still look really nice on your brows.

How to do henna brows

Clean eyebrows with cleanser of makeup, dirt or oil this will create a lovely base for long lasting results. Next step is to outline the brows ( mapping & outlining ) usually with a white pencil to create the perfect shape for henna application. Check client is happy with shape! Start applying henna mixture to the clients brow from the tail moving to the front, if you smudge it quickly wipe of with a micro brush or wipe. Wrap eyebrow in cling wrap and proceed to next brow and do steps again!

Mixing the henna will take a few minuets as it needs to be mixed and stand for a minute to allow developing to occur. I have seen so many times beauticians rush this stage, in my salon i like to take my time as I want perfect results for my clients !

Allow development of around 15 minuets and then clean off the henna using cotton pads and wipes.

The best henna brow Professional kits

If you are just doing henna at home for fun then you can go for a smaller henna kit that you can buy in stores or online but for a professional you need to be buying a ” professional henna brows kit ”

The london brow company henna brow kit – this kit has everything you need to get started as a henna brows artist, you can choose four shades of henna, the kit comes in eco friendly packaging.

Leigha blackwell training academy – This is the training academy connected to the London brow company, you will need to use the london brow kit only for your case studies on this course.

Top tip : Take a look at youtube reviews of henna brow kits before you buy one and you can see which one you like best.

Where to Train and Get Certified in Henna Brows in the UK

If you’re looking to offer henna brow services to your clients or you simply want to learn the technique yourself, getting proper training and certification is key. In the UK, there are several training providers that offer courses in henna brows. Some of the most reputable ones include:

1. The Beauty Academy
   The Beauty Academy offers professional henna brow training courses across the UK. Their course covers everything from eyebrow mapping to henna application, ensuring that you’re fully equipped to offer this service.
2. HD Brows Academy
   Known for their brow expertise, HD Brows offers a comprehensive henna brow training course. They provide in-depth knowledge on how to perform the treatment safely and effectively, along with a certification upon completion.
3. The Brow Studio Academy
   Based in London, The Brow Studio Academy offers accredited henna brow training courses. They teach all aspects of henna brow application, from shaping to aftercare, with hands-on experience to ensure you leave confident in your new skill.
4. Lash and Brow Studio
   Lash and Brow Studio offers henna brow certification courses in various UK locations. The course is designed for beginners, so no prior experience is needed, and it covers everything you need to know about henna brow treatments.
5. Beauty Training Courses
   Beauty Training Courses offers online and in-person training for henna brows, with certification provided after completion. They offer a flexible schedule, so you can fit the training into your routine.