Brow Tint During GLP-1: 5 Safety Checks

Planning darker brows during GLP-1 treatment? Check these points before booking.

1. Is this a home tint kit?

FDA advises against tinting eyebrows or eyelashes at home. This applies even when a kit is sold online. [2]

2. What is the professional product?

FDA permits silver nitrate for professional-only brow and lash coloring: up to 4% in a viscous gel, not for under-16s or application beyond one minute. These products cannot be sold directly to consumers. [1]

3. Is scalp dye being substituted?

Coal-tar scalp hair dyes are not permitted for eyebrow or eyelash dyeing. FDA reports eye injuries, including blindness, from hair dyes used near eyes. [3]

4. Is the eye area inflamed?

FDA advises avoiding eye cosmetics during an eye infection or surrounding skin inflammation. Wait until healed. Permanent brow and lash dyes have caused serious eye injuries. [1]

5. What if a reaction starts?

Stop the product and contact your healthcare provider about a rash, burn or other unexpected reaction. FDA also accepts cosmetic problem reports. [2]

This is US cosmetic guidance, not GLP-1 tinting research or a safety guarantee. Read our permanent brow makeup guide.

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