Tools for eyebrow

Eyebrow tools are specialised by function — brushes have different tip shapes for different tasks, and eyebrow tweezers are fundamentally different from lash extension tweezers. It's important to note that the brush number is a functional code, not an arbitrary identifier.

Eyebrow Tools — Reading Brush Numbers and Why Tip Shape Determines Application

Eyebrow brushes are not interchangeable by shape. It's important to note that four different tip shapes correspond to four different working tasks — and using the wrong brush type makes the work harder and produces less precise results.

Angled Flat Brush (for Tint and Henna)

Brushes with a flat angled tip — typically in the №14–18 range — are the standard tool for applying tint or henna along the brow line. The angled shape allows precise following of the brow contour without overflow. Narrower angled brushes suit more precise work in a tighter zone; wider ones provide faster coverage for broader or denser brows.

Precision Brush (for Brow Paste and Concealer)

Brushes with a narrower precision tip — around №10, №17, №32 — are for applying sketching paste or concealer. They require minimal surface contact — only the tip applies the product, without compression. It's important to note that applying brow paste with an excessively wide brush smears the product rather than placing it precisely.

Wide Flat Brush (Creator Series)

Brushes from the Creator series — №17, №20, №21 — have a flat, wider tip. Suited for distributing higher-volume products: brow lamination compounds, wide layers of paste for brow shaping, or henna application across a fuller brow zone.

Round Brush (for Bio-fixation and Corrector)

Round brushes with a tapered tip — type №34 — have a specific application: applying a fixing product with a circular motion for bio-fixation, or precise targeted application of a corrector in a specific zone. It's important to note that bio-fixation is a technique for setting brow hair direction using a natural protein product, without chemical processing.

Eyebrow Tweezers — Different from Lash Extension Tweezers

Eyebrow tweezers are designed for individual hair removal to shape the brow — not for gripping artificial extensions. The classic tweezer has a straight pointed tip for direct grip on individual hairs. The angled tweezer has a slanted tip — better suited for hairs growing at an angle. The hand-sharpened tweezer has maximum tip precision for working with very fine or very short hairs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a tint brush be used for henna?

Yes — with a similar tip type. It's important to note, however, that henna is thicker than oxidative tint and requires faster brush cleaning to prevent the product from drying in the bristles.

Must eyebrow tweezers be sterilised?

When used for epilation — yes. It's important to note that epilation involves contact with the skin and follicle — hygiene requirements are equivalent to those for lash extension tools.

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