Eyebrow Tint Kits? Help!

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Janelle R.

Jun 6, 2016

Janelle R.

I have sparse brows and have been considering tinting them for a while now in hopes of making the most out of what I've got. I don't trust anyone at a salon to do them (I'm a little paranoid that they won't be at all what I wanted) so I've been looking into at home kits. Do any of you tint your own brows? If so, what kit do you recommend? I live in Canada and if there's something I could find in stores that would be great! For colour reference I use the shade taupe in the abh brow wiz. Thanks!

Shaye M.

Jun 6, 2016

Shaye M.

I've just started tinting my brows at home, for the same reason I don't have much to work with to begin with so I figured tinting them as they grow out would help me maintain an eyebrow instead of wanting to pluck it all off again (a problem I have haha) I use the 1000 hour brand, they say on the box that it lasts up to 6 weeks before you need another application however don't stress, you get plenty of product to work with so I think you'll get much more than just the said 12 applications on the box. I use dark brown, I don't think they have much lighter than that however I know other brands carry light brown too, in my opinion though the dark brown is fine cause it kind of ends up fading out within the first couple of days to a lighter more desirable colour if dark brown isn't what your going for. :)

Janelle R.

Jun 6, 2016

Janelle R.

Okay, thanks for the information Shaye, I'll definitely check that brand out :)

Shaye M.

Jun 6, 2016

Shaye M.

Your welcome! I forgot to mention that the easiest way I found to apply it was to use an angled brush and add product like I was doing my brows normally. Good luck! :)

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