Skin & Nail ServicesQuestion 395 of 484
Before performing eyebrow tinting with a semi-permanent dye, the esthetician should:
a.Perform a patch test at least 24-48 hours in advance to check for allergic reaction
b.Skip any patch test because the dye is for brows only
c.Apply the dye and rinse quickly if the client reports stinging
d.Use the dye only on clients who have never had any cosmetic before
Explanation
Brow tints often contain ingredients such as PPD that can trigger severe allergic contact dermatitis. A patch test 24-48 hours before the service is the standard precaution; skipping it can put the client at risk of swelling, blistering, and anaphylaxis.
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