Absolutely every woman knows thatBeautiful, neat, curved eyebrows add special attractiveness and charm to the face. Well-defined eyebrows of the right color are the very element of your image that will make your facial features more refined and sophisticated. Of course, you can daily tint your eyebrows with a special pencil, carefully drawing lines of the correct shape, and find time in the evening to wash off this makeup. But most girls have long preferred persistent long-term coloring, because in our crazy time every second counts - so why waste time on these morning procedures? For many of us, it is much easier to go to a good beauty salon, where a professional master will carefully color your eyebrows in the right color. But if for some reason you do not want to go anywhere, then you can dye your eyebrows at home, on your own. Dyeing eyebrows at home is an important and responsible process. First, you will have to visit a perfume and cosmetics store to choose and buy the right eyebrow dye. The choice of such paints is not so small: disposable and reusable paints, powder or special gel. The main colors are black, brown and gray. Do not try to save on eyebrow paint and buy a box of a dubious manufacturer with an expired shelf life. The consequences can be very unpleasant, ranging from instability of coloring to burns and hair loss. Also, do not use hair dye, as it can damage the structure of the eyebrows and harm the delicate skin of the face. By dyeing your eyebrows at home to match your hair, you will look natural and fashionable. But if you are a natural blonde, then lightening your eyebrows is not at all necessary - owners of light hair are recommended to dye their eyebrows one tone darker. All shades of brown will suit fair-haired girls - the closer to the hair color, the better. Black is ideal for burning brunettes. And terracotta and golden colors are good for redheads. Don't forget to shape your eyebrows correctly. This can be done both before and after coloring.
Preparing for the dyeing procedure
Before you start coloring, do a testskin sensitivity. Apply a small amount of dye to the outside of the arm using a cotton pad and wait twenty minutes. If no irritation occurs on the skin during this time, then this dye is suitable for you. Eyebrow dyeing is contraindicated for people with inflammatory eye diseases. Tools required for dyeing
- Instructions for painting, which is attached to the eyebrow paint;
- Clean eyelash brush or cotton swabs for applying paint;
- Glass or ceramic dishes of small size for the preparation of paint (Important: never use metal dishes, since the paint contains an oxidizer);
- Rubber or cellophane gloves and a towel to protect hands and clothes from paint;
- Any greasy cream to protect from dyeing of the skin around the eyebrows;
- Cotton swabs or cleaning wipes to remove excess paint.
Eyebrow coloring at home
Eyebrow coloring at home starts withPrepare the paint according to the attached instructions. You can put on protective gloves immediately or just before the procedure. Squeeze a little dye into the container you have prepared - about two milligrams. Then add eight to ten drops of oxidizer (hydrogen peroxide) to the paint, it can be replaced with one hydroperite tablet dissolved in one teaspoon of boiled warm water. Mix all the components thoroughly until a thick mass is formed. Do not be surprised if the initial color of the mixture turns out to be light the first time you use the paint: the paint will darken when interacting with the eyebrow hairs. The finished paint must be used immediately. Lubricate the skin around the eyebrows with a thick cream. Use a brush or cotton swab to collect a small amount of paint and carefully apply it to the eyebrows in an even, thick layer. Try to prevent the paint from getting on the mucous membrane of the eyes. If this happens, immediately rinse your eyes with plenty of running water. Leave the dye on for a maximum of fifteen minutes, then remove the residue with dry cotton pads. When finishing the procedure, thoroughly rinse your eyebrows with warm water. If the dye does get on your skin, use a cotton pad soaked in a rich cream to lubricate and lightly massage the dyed areas. If this method does not help, use liquid hand soap. If small hairs extending beyond the eyebrow line are dyed, they can be plucked with tweezers. Now you know how to dye your eyebrows at home and can experiment with color yourself. The eyebrow dyeing procedure should be repeated approximately once a month, depending on the rate of hair growth and the quality of the dye that was used.
Eyebrow care after staining
Immediately after dyeing the eyebrows it is necessaryapply a mixture of oils that have a beneficial effect on the condition of the skin and hairs (by the way, this procedure can be carried out daily before going to bed). The mixture is prepared as follows: five grams of castor oil, ten grams of sunflower oil and five grams of burdock oil are combined in a small container. A tube of used mascara is best suited for this purpose: rinse it thoroughly to remove any remaining cosmetic product and pour in the mixture of oils. Rub the oils into the skin of the eyebrows with massaging movements, comb the hairs in the desired direction with a thin brush. If you have very sensitive skin and the hairs on your eyebrows are prone to falling out, then we recommend the following oil compress:
- Half a teaspoon of linseed oil;
- Fifteen drops of castor oil;
- Two drops of camphor oil.
Mix the oils in the proportions described above andslightly warm up the resulting mixture. After that, take cotton strips, soak them in a warm mixture of oils and put them on the eyebrows. For greater effect, you can put parchment paper and a dry hot napkin on top of the compress. We recommend reading:
