Prior to my recent holiday to Greece I toyed with the idea of getting my brows HD’d as I'm not exactly blessed with naturally dark brows. But feeling a little reluctant to splash out £30 (I’ve had this treatment before) I opted for a quick brow thread at the expense of £6.00 and then picked up the Eylure Dybrow for £9.49 and I was seriously impressed with the results. Not only do my eyebrows appear well-groomed, but I've also saved myself a small fortune.
Eylure Dybrow is a semi-permanent hair dye formulated for the eyebrows and is an effective and affordable at-home eyebrow booster. And yes, the results are equally as the brow bar. The rich brown dye helps my brows to appear naturally thicker and more shapely. I like to use the kit on a monthly basis, as eyebrows have a very short growth cycle, so it lasts around 4-6 weeks. I bought this kit back in June and after multiple applications (including both my mum and sisters brows) and still have dye left - bargain.
Better yet, the application is straightforward and fuss-free. Ensuring my eyebrows are clean of any product, I apply a little Vaseline around the brows to avoid dying my skin. Then I simply mix the two solutions together and apply the dye onto the supplied wand. Next I comb the dye upwards, downwards and then across my brows to ensure they are well coated. I leave the dye for around 6-10 minutes and like to scan Pinterest in the process. Once the time is up, I wipe the solution off with a wet cotton pad and voilà, I have visible brows.
Have you ever tried at-home eyebrow tinting, or would you leave it to the professionals?
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