Tinting

With the development of sound-on-film technology and the industry's acceptance of it, tinting was abandoned altogether, because the dyes used in the tinting process interfered with the soundtracks present on film strips.

Not only did this camouflage the gray hairs by tinting them blonde, but it gave my overall natural color a rich, lustrous shine.

More stringent enforcement of traffic laws including speeding, excess window tinting, driving without a license and/or insurance.

Medina explained to the officer that the shop where he had the tinting done told him he was getting the darkest tint allowable and that anything darker was illegal.

These hacks include waxing, threading, tinting, HD brows, etc. But, have you ever heard about eyebrow lamination?

The tinting comes from a bile pigment called biliverdin which is found in the placenta of dogs.

King said she’s always looking for ways to grow, and the shop will soon offer a brow bar, with brow-tinting and waxing.

I saw one van owned by a tinting company the other day, and you couldn’t see through the window one foot from your face!

There’s a bleakness tinting this outfit’s sound but, despite the chill, their message is positive.

A combination of tinting and toning could be used as an effect that could be striking.

A pigment must have a high tinting strength relative to the materials it colors.

Brick tinting may be performed to change the color of bricks to blend-in areas of brickwork with the surrounding masonry.

It too was given the original Breil score and featured the film's original tinting for the first time since its 1915 release.

Large chimneys were used to disperse sulfur dioxide produced in the process, resulting in ultramarine tinting the surrounding ground surfaces and roof vents with a blue color.

The director D. W. Griffith displayed a constant interest and concern about color, and used tinting as a special effect in many of his films.

The principal use of ochre is for tinting with a permanent color.