Now, if you’re someone who loves a little extra drama or has recently jumped on the trendy hair color bandwagon, we’ve got you covered too! For platinum blondes, pastel-colored hair, or silver vixens, a soft taupe or medium brown tint will keep your look cohesive without being overpowering. For those with vibrant, bold hair colors like blues, pinks, or purples, try a neutral dark brown for a stunning contrast. If you still find that there’s some unwanted color left on your eyebrows after using makeup remover, try using an exfoliating face scrub instead by massaging it gently over each brow in circular motions with dampened fingers.

There are several methods to remove eyebrow tint at home, using readily available products such as oil-based makeup remover, baking soda and shampoo solution, or lemon juice. These solutions work by breaking down the excess pigment and making it easier to wipe away.

Another option for removing eyebrow tints is by using an exfoliating scrub that contains gentle acids such as lactic acid or glycolic acid. Your normal cleansing routine, paired with the natural oils on your face being secreted will help to fade your brow tint in around 5-7 days. But if you can’t wait and need to remove excess eyebrow tint ASAP, then keep on reading for our top tips. 5 Ways to Easily Remove Eyebrow Tint 1. Use a silicone-based or oil-based makeup remover to erase excess eyebrow tint Step 1: Clean the brows using the RefectoCil Brow and Lash Foam to remove traces of makeup and oils.

Clarifying shampoos work by stripping hair of build-ups, that are caused by natural oil and products. Hence, they work so effectively at removing the pigments that sit on the hair shaft. Facial toners differ due to their formulas and ingredients. It’s advisable to choose either oil-based or water-based toners, seeing that they are moisturizing enough to avoid dryness of the skin. Step 4: Dispense a pea-sized amount of your chosen Intense Brow[n]s Base Gel into a dish and evenly apply tint on eyebrows and skin, keeping within your mapped area. Leave for 2 minutes before removing with a dry cotton swab. Leave to fully dry for a further 4 minutes. Once you’re done, wipe it off with a damp cloth then wash your face to ensure no shampoo is left on your eyebrows. Have you ever thought that your eyebrows just never sit how you want them to? That might be because you don’t have the best eyebrow products in your arsenal. Eyebrows certainly can be difficult to master; from taming them with tweezers, tinting them, to styling them, many things go into making sure your eyebrows are in tip-top shape.Want your tint to last longer? I’ve got you covered. Opt for a gentle cleanser after your shower, steering clear of oil-based products or harsh exfoliants that can strip away the pigment faster. Remember when I thought swimming would be fun right after getting my brows done? Avoid it if you can, along with saunas, as they can make your brow tints wave goodbye faster. SOS: How to Get Brow Tint Off? Photo by Linh Ha on Unsplash Clarifying shampoos are real champs for lifting pigments off your skin. Plus, they can penetrate beneath the brow better than traditional shampoos. Here’s my step-by-step guide to using shampoo for your brow rescue mission: For Redheads a good blond and shades of brown will compliment them beautifully giving you that natural look. I am lightening the color with lemon juice or diluted hydrogen peroxide for stubborn tints on darker brows. Just make sure not to get them in your eyes. Trust me, I’ve been there, and it’s not fun! Baby Oil to the Rescue! To begin, they will typically apply makeup remover or a special product designed specifically for removing eyebrow dye onto a cotton pad and massage it into your skin beneath your eyebrow hair.