DIY Eyebrow Tinting Procedure

Once you have taken all the cleaning procedures for your eyebrows, it is time that you mix in the colors. You need to choose a shade that is two or three shades lighter than your base color. If your brows are gray or pale, you can use two or three shades darker. The next step is to empty the power dye content from the sachet into the mixing bowl and add equal amounts of developer cream to it. It will help you put the color to one side of the bow. You can use a wooden spoon or stick to mix the contents of the bowl into a creamy paste.

You can even use a little spool to apply the paste to your eyebrows but you can also use that wooden stick to apply the cream because it will give more support to the hand. You must start with the front of your brow as the hair is thicker and simply go all the way to the end of your brow. You must also focus on the center of the brow and then catch up on all the baby hair along the way.

Once you have added the cream to all your brows, you must stop as it is a very important step. You want your brows to match each other. Thus you must leave the cream on for at least 20 minutes but you must note down the processing time with it. For the light brown color on blonde brows, it will take a bit less time. Thus has your timer ready. It could be a bit scary for the first-timers but you must keep the track of time. You can add or subtract a few seconds from the drying process as the home DIY eyebrow tinting process fades faster than the other process. If the tint ends up looking dark, you can fix the colors pretty easily!

To remove the excess color and pigment, you will need a wet cotton wipe and just a bit of pressure. It will not wipe off just like that and would need some pressure or a scrubbing moment to remove off completely. Make sure none remains. You can even wash your face afterward so that the color wipes off quite immediately.