Lash & Brow Tinting: The Most Profitable Service You Can Add

By Tina Evans · Authorized Elleebana USA Distributor · June 2026 · 8 min read

Lash and brow tinting is the most overlooked money-maker in the business. It's quick, it's simple, and the margins are almost unreal — a service that costs you pennies in product and can add $30 to $35 to nearly every appointment. A single lash tint or brow tint takes a few minutes, yet lifts your ticket like a full service. The Belmacil Mini Tint Kit is where it starts: one $165 kit with everything you need to add tinting to your menu, with enough product for around 400 applications. This guide breaks down exactly what's in the kit, what it can earn, how to grow it into a color for every client, and why tinting belongs on every lash and brow menu. This guide is about the money tinting makes — not the shade theory or technique.

1. The Short Answer: $165 In, ~$12,000 Out

Here's the whole pitch in one breath: the Belmacil Mini Tint Kit costs $165, holds four professional tint shades plus everything you need to apply them, and carries enough product for roughly 400 lash and brow tint applications. At a national-average $30 per tint, that's about $12,000 in services from a single kit — and it pays for itself in about five tints.

That's the part most artists miss. A lash tint or brow tint isn't the headline service on your menu — the lift is. But tinting is the one that quietly prints money, because:

• It takes a few minutes, not an hour.
• It costs pennies of product per client.
• It rides along on services you've already booked — a lash lift, a Korean lash lift, a brow lamination — lifting almost every ticket by $30 to $35.
• It also stands on its own as a quick, low-commitment service that brings new clients in the door.

One small kit, almost no product cost, and a line on your menu that's nearly pure profit. That's why tinting is the smartest $165 a lash and brow artist can spend.

2. What the Kit Actually Does

Before the price breakdown, here's what this one little kit produces in real service capacity — because this is where it gets exciting:

So out of the gate you can add a lash tint or brow tint to any service on your menu, or offer tinting on its own — close to 400 times before you reorder. At roughly $30 to $35 each, those tints are nearly pure add-on profit, all sitting in one kit that fits in your hand.

3. What's Inside the Belmacil Mini Tint Kit

You don't have to piece tinting together yourself — it's all in one kit. The Belmacil Mini Tint Kit is everything you need to add lash and brow tinting to your menu, packaged into a single add. The table below shows exactly what's inside and what each piece does, so you can see precisely where your money goes. Bought individually, everything in this kit adds up to about $188.90 in product — you're getting it all for $165.

That's a complete, professional-grade tinting setup in one place. The indented lines above show exactly what's packed inside the kit. Almost everything is a single-purpose consumable, so almost nothing is repeated or wasted — every dollar buys a capability you didn't have before.

4. The Money Math

Let's run the real numbers, because "it pays for itself" means nothing without them. Your investment is $165. Here's what the kit can produce before you reorder anything:

That's roughly $12,000 in revenue from a single $165 kit — and it's a conservative read at $30 a tint. Price your lash tints at $35 and the same kit clears closer to $14,000. Either way, the gap between what this costs and what it earns is enormous, and it starts closing in your first week of bookings.

5. Grow It: A Color for Every Client

The four shades in the kit cover the vast majority of clients — black, blue-black, dark brown, and light brown handle most lash and brow work you'll see. But two more shades round out your palette so you have a color for every client who sits down — and because they share the oxydant developer you already own, adding them is almost pure upside.

Not sure which shade to reach for? That's a different question, and it has its own guide. Our Belmacil Tint Color Guide breaks down every shade, the best lash and brow uses for each, mixing combinations, and oxydant ratios — so you can match any client with confidence.

6. The Perfect Add-On: Disposables

The kit gives you the tint, the developer, and the reusable tools — but every tinting service also runs through a few single-use items. The smart add to your kit is a Lift, Tint + Lamination Disposables Bundle: it bundles the everyday consumables that keep you sanitary and efficient, at a better price than buying them separately.

Pair the disposables bundle with your tint kit and you've got a complete, sanitary tinting station — ready for client number one.

7. Your Next Step

If tinting isn't on your menu yet, this is the easiest, highest-margin service you can add — and it starts with one $165 kit. Around 400 applications, a color for nearly every client, and a line on your menu that's almost pure profit.

Grab the Belmacil Mini Tint Kit, add the disposables bundle to round out your station, and — when you're ready — the two extra shades to cover every client. Set your add-on price, offer it with every service, and watch your average ticket climb.

And if a question comes up along the way — about the kit, a shade, or how to price your tinting — just reach out. I'm always happy to help.

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This guide is for educational purposes for licensed beauty professionals. Pricing shown is based on national averages and is provided as an example only — set your own pricing based on your market. Licensing and scope-of-practice requirements for lash and brow services vary by state and locality — check with your local government licensing agency to confirm the specific requirements that apply to you. Lash Lift Society is not affiliated with any state licensing board.