How to lighten tinted eyebrows?

You may have had some problems with your brow tint. Perhaps you are curious about what to do if your eyebrow tint goes wrong. We can help, no matter what the reason.

You don’t have to go to the salon if your eyebrows are darker than you would like or you have tinted them yourself. There are many ways to remove your eyebrow tint.

How long does it take to get your eyebrow tint to dry?

The natural oils in your skin will fade the brow tint within 5-7 days. This can be done using your normal cleansing routine. We have some top tips if you don’t have the time or desire to remove eyebrow tint quickly.

How to remove eyebrow tint easily?

1.To remove excess eyebrow tint, use a silicone-based (or oil-based) makeup remover

You can remove eyebrow tint by wiping your eyebrows with an oil-based or silicone-based makeup remover along with a cotton pad. This will remove some of the pigment with just a few strokes of the cotton pads.

2.To remove eyebrow tint, use a clarifying shampoo.

You can also clean your eyebrows with a clarifying shampoo. Clarifying shampoos remove hair buildup from natural oils and products. Warm water and a flannel are all you need to make a lather. Massage your brows with the cleanser. Let the shampoo sit for a while before you rinse it off.

3.Baking soda can be used to remove eyebrow tint

You don’t need a silicone-based makeup remover or a cleanser, but you can use an old favorite from the supermarket: baking soda. To make a thick paste, combine a teaspoon of baking soda and your regular shampoo. Massage the paste into your eyebrows. After you have massaged it in, rinse the solution off.

4.To reduce the intensity of eyebrow tint, use brow makeup

You can use mineral makeup or pressed powder to tint your eyebrows quickly. To add lightness to your eyebrows, you can also use a lighter brow gel.

5.To remove any excess eyebrow tint, use a makeup toner

Apply a small amount of your face toner to a cotton pad and rub it all over your eyebrows until you see the tint starting to fade.