Before brow makeup, as the first step to lifting your tone
Brow Bleach is a lightening formula designed to lift the color of your brows. It's ideal when you've dyed your hair a lighter shade or want to soften your overall look—use it as a prep step before applying brow makeup. Once bleached, layer on a brow pencil or brow mascara in your desired shade for a more natural, seamless finish.
Check every minute for precise lightening control
Start by cleansing and drying the brow area thoroughly. Apply the included protective cream generously around the area you'll be bleaching. Mix the No. 1 powder and No. 2 cream in a 1:1 ratio, then apply evenly across your brows. After 1–2 minutes, gently wipe away a small section to check the lightening progress. If you want a lighter tone, leave it on for an additional minute—but never exceed 3 minutes total.
Match your brow tone to your hair color
- If you have light brown hair, lighten your brows to match for a cohesive look
- Even with black hair, a subtle lift can soften your features beautifully
- When your brows look too dark after dyeing your hair, bleaching helps restore balance to your face
Finish with brow color after bleaching
Rather than stopping at bleaching alone, fill in your brows with a pencil or tint in your chosen shade for a more polished result. Pairing it with ash brown or beige brown products creates a naturally harmonious tone.
Safety precautions for safe use
Before use, perform a patch test on the inside of your wrist to check for any skin reaction. Be careful not to let the powder or cream get into your eyes. Lightening results may vary depending on hair texture and thickness, so we recommend testing on a less visible section of hair first. The bleaching effect lasts up to 6 weeks.