Eyebrow dye

Eyebrow tint is an oxidative pigment that colours the brow hair through a chemical reaction with hydrogen peroxide. It's important to note that unlike hair dyes, a 3% developer is mandatory for eyebrows — a lower concentration that protects the delicate tissue around the eye.

Eyebrow Tint — Why 3% Developer Is the Standard and How to Choose the Format

Developer concentration for eyebrows is 3% — significantly lower than the typical 6–12% used in hair colour. It's important to note that a higher peroxide concentration on more delicate tissue can cause irritation or allergic reaction. The three developers in this category are specifically formulated at 3% and are intended exclusively for eyebrows and lashes.

Tube or Sachet — Format Is a Business Decision

Eyebrow tint is available in two formats with an identical final result. The tube (15 ml) suits active salon use — lower cost per application, less waste with regular use. The sachet format (tint + developer in a single-use pack) is for infrequent use, mobile specialists or where maximum freshness per application is preferred — each sachet is sealed until the moment of use.

It's important to note that with sachet format, the tint is portioned for one application — no remainder is stored. With tube format, after opening, the product is reliable for 6 months. Both formats share the same exceptional 36-month unopened shelf life — unusually long for professional cosmetics.

Palette: Six Tones with Clear Tonal Logic

Black, graphite, brown, light brown, dark brown and taupe — six tones in two tonal directions: warm (browns) and cool/neutral (graphite, taupe). It's important to note that taupe is particularly well suited to clients with ash or cool natural brows — applying a black or dark brown over an ash brow can look unnatural.

Adjuster — the Fine-Tuning Tool

The Adjuster (colour regulator) is a specialist product added in small amounts to the prepared tint to reduce its intensity. In practice: for clients with very light brows where the full shade appears overly saturated, Adjuster lightens the result without changing the chosen tone. It's important to note that Adjuster is not a water diluent — water disrupts the chemical reaction of oxidative tint.

Two Different Removal Tools for Two Different Problems

The skin colour removal lotion corrects tint stains on the skin around the brow after application — applied AFTER the reaction is complete, to the skin only, without contact with the coloured hair. The tint and henna remover is a stronger product for extracting colour from the hair fibre itself when the result is unwanted. It's important to note that these two products are not interchangeable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a developer from one brand be used with tint from another?

Theoretically yes, at the same concentration — 3% is the standard. It's important to note, however, that manufacturers formulate tint and developer to work together, and cross-brand mixing can produce results that deviate from expectations.

How long does eyebrow tint last after application?

With standard application using a 3% developer — 3–6 weeks. It's important to note that on oily skin and with frequent use of oil-containing cosmetics (sunscreens, moisturisers) the duration is shorter.

Can Gradient Effect be applied without specialist technique?

Gradient Effect requires a specific ombré technique — application in three zones with different intensity. It's important to note that without prior training in ombré technique, the result can be uneven.

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