If your at-home brow tint has ever come out patchy, too warm, or faded within a week, it's tempting to blame the tint. It's almost never the tint. It's the ratio.
This is the exact problem we designed the Brow Tint Kit to solve.
It's Never the Tint - It's the Ratio
Get the ratio right and the rest takes care of itself. That's the whole idea behind the kit: one pump of oxidant, one pump of tint, every single time. Not a guess. Not "about half." One pump, one pump.
Too much oxidant and the colour processes unevenly or goes warm. Too little and it fades within days. Salons get this right because they measure it the same way, every time, for every client. We built the kit around the same principle so you can't really get it wrong — measure once, mix, apply.
Two More Ways At-Home Tint Goes Wrong
Once the ratio is sorted, there are only two other places DIY tint usually trips people up:
- Rushing the processing time. Our formula gives you a 5–20 minute window depending on how deep you want the colour. Set a timer. Checking early and reapplying "just to be safe" is how brows end up patchy.
- Skipping the patch test. It takes ten minutes and it's the one step that protects your skin, especially if you've never used a tint before or you're trying a new shade.
What's Actually in the Box
Everything you need for a foolproof, salon-style application, with nothing to substitute or guess at:
- Cleansing water, to prep the brow area
- Brow tint and oxidant, in your shade - Light Brown, Medium Brown, or Dark Brown
- Mixing dish and application brush
- Step-by-step instructions
One bottle gives you 30+ applications, which works out to under $2 a tint. Cheaper than a coffee, and it holds up between studio visits - or replaces the studio trip entirely on the weeks you can't get in.
Salon Results, Without the Guesswork
20 years of getting this right in studio went into building a kit simple enough to use on your own bathroom counter. One pump, one pump, set the timer, rinse. That's it.
