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You know when you kick yourself for not discovering something before? Well, that, with Eylure Brow Tint. I can safely say I have never tinted my brows – not even once. My brows are quite undistinguished – they’re not a weird shape and don’t need a lot of tending or grooming so I’ve just pretty much ignored them. I love the new packaging on Eylure and it’s this reintroduction to the brand that made me have a go at brow tinting for the first time in my life.
The process could not be more simple, and yet the difference is quite dramatic. You literally just mix the two sachets, apply the product for two minutes (I used a dab of Nivea around the brow area to make sure I didn’t tint my skin, applied with a cotton bud) and then you rinse it off. That’s it.
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The only colour I had was dark brown and my hair is quite dark so it seemed appropriate although a little bit of me was worried I’d end up with super dark browns. I needn’t have worried – it’s the perfect shade – in fact I think I could have gone a little darker still by leaving the product on for longer. I used the mixing wand to coat the brow with product and then combed through with the brush.
It’s a one-application only product – of course, there is way too much product for two little brows so it would be helpful if they could divide the sachets into two I think. There is quite a lot of wastage, especially as Eylure Brow Tint is £9.95 (HERE). However, it looks like I’ve had my brows completely rejuvenated – I’m so happy with the definition and I wish I’d been doing this for years!
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